Interesting. If throw my tax returns in the garbage, and take the garbage can to the curb — there’s no expectation of privacy. The law says anyone can dig through the trash once it’s at the curb.

The ships sending us Chinese goods have to return to China anyway. That’s why everyone was sending China their plastic to be “recycled”. Might as well just incinerate it.

Also Microsoft: “Why aren’t people upgrading to Windows 11?”

They can have them. Heavy, bulky, blurry, high voltage, pain in the ass to repair nonsense. I do not miss CRTs at all.

“Full self driving is just 12 months away.“

Meta should never have been allowed to buy its competitors; WhatsApp, Instagram.

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Yikes.

Where are they getting $1.5 billion from? Is this business actually profitable?

Maybe if they add 3D, people will buy them!

/s

He sounds full of shit.

They repost news from other sites, much like yahoo. They’re really just a news aggregator/feed — no original reporting.

If you have a degree, you can work somewhere else besides Chipotle. It might not be in the field of your major, but it will be better paying than fast food.

Don’t believe everything you read in the NYPost.

Because why would you need accuracy in medical paperwork? P’shaw.

It’s strange that they go to this much effort to ban ad blockers. What’s the percentage of their user base watching on devices with ad blockers? I bet it’s low — especially when including smart tv viewers in those numbers.

The new subscribers mostly came from emerging markets where Netflix is cheaper.

They stopped venturing a long time ago. Microsoft should’ve been split up. Then maybe some of their consumer products would’ve survived and thrived. Even Windows OS seems like an afterthought these days.

• cloud services exceeded $75 billion
• Office productivity software and LinkedIn, delivered $33.11 billion in revenue
• Personal Computing unit, which encompasses Windows, search advertising, devices and video games, totaled $13.45 billion

Writing is on the wall. Xbox and Windows made money, but a fraction of what Office and enterprise services made.

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