In case you want to be pissed off, the reason why iPhone mini didn’t sell is because when someone is conditioned to buy an iPhone, it is more profitable for sellers to literally lie about not having the cheapest option. More people will choose to buy an expensive phone, offsetting buyers who walk out because the mini isn’t being sold. Monopolies suck, and people who support them also suck.
What Motorola did you get?
…so is this “FitGirl” in the room with us right now?
There is a fundamental shift if priorities once people leave education. Unlike knowledge, pretty much everything else costs a specific amount of money. You realize how many things can be directly solved with money and when you have none, of course the world will feel devoid of opportunities. Best to cultivate relationships that are not based on money, because that’s one thing you don’t have to pay for.
You’re not gonna believe this but early gen alpha were around when fax machines were still common.
I save the documents in a usb and format all my drives. Can’t have backup troubles if you never back anything up.
Because people hate themselves and want to make their lives harder.
I format my drives once every couple years. Makes me think real hard about what to keep.
Dang, you guys are single handedly bringing that average down huh?
To punish us for the sin that is inventing JavaScript.
TBH 4 billion IP addresses is way too many. We should reduce that to 33 million for convenience.
Can confirm. Chose to focus on C++ because it literally makes me superior to other people.
But it doesn’t have lots of useful stuff that makes people want to come here :(
I mean… It would be true if there were no derivatives. When you start betting money on whether the line goes up or down, the stock price cases being reflective of the stock’s value.
I genuinely refuse to believe it is more profitable for them to pay for AC, water and electricity that RTO would hike. There has to be something else I am missing.
My city of 3000 people certainly appreciates us buying locally. Some other city that’s 100x the size? They’re gonna be fine. Is the real estate price really so important business would rather make us buy goods from nearby places?
In a lot of cases the sky isn’t blue.
Another fun fact: if you ask people to pick 2/3rds of a number everyone else picks when asked the same question, the correct number is drumroll 24.
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