At least it wasn't comic sans
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Well said
In theory fully agree, but we also need to remind ourselves that there's a significant percentage of law makers that come from capitalist families.
And that's the definition of capitalist vs working class. A top surgeon makes a lot of money yes, but they are still working class because their main income is from salary.
Earning a big salary or buying some stocks don't make anyone a capitalist. Being the owner of Johnson and Johnson, hiring an administrator and not working a day in your life does. And that's the kind of people who get richer with any crisis, holds the biggest part of Johnson and Johnson profits, and pays no tax at all.
Then bad videos should make it worse
People talk about Apple only but every competitive chip designer (which Intel is not) depends on TSMC, so they all get set back.
But TSMC gets to close, and what's more dangerous for the political stability of Taiwan is that since they don't have oil they lose West military protection.
Not all foundries are the same. Taiwan is leading the way for quite a long time.
There's a lot of money in both intellectual property and physical manufacturing. Trying to do an analogy with software is unfair because in software most of the costs is labor, and once the first copy is made you can make and sell as many extra copies as you want. Physical manufacturing needs machine maintenance, and expensive materials in this case.
I can't wear a suit if I'm not working. Sounds like claim time.
I also can't use suit while working. Ok I'll come clean, I don't have any suits.
Salut, je suis en Australie. Nous sommes +11 GMT
Nouveille Zealande c'est plus 2h, comme nouveille calwdonie
I don't have superior knowledge, but it's probably useful to recognize the way I see that company is very different than yours and other people.
I don't think we can agree, and my goal is not to convince you, but remind that there's people like me who think Microsoft represents so many bad things that I can write a book about it.
To illustrate, I'm sure 20 years from now recall will be as divisive as windows 7,10 or how they were completely opposed to open source and now act like that never happened.
Explain yourself? Do you pay my bills and I didn't notice? Fuck off.
Just conversation starters :
Win95, 98 and 2000 are embarrassingly unstable, even if you think it's a world wonder that got someone to be ultra rich.
Oh by the way all of this was based on DOS, which was not made but bought by Microsoft. Pretty sure it wasn't from a savings account for flipping burgers.
Internet explorer had such bullying and monopolistic practices that it lost a lawsuit.
Microsoft willingly went out of their way to bully and kill other OS competitors that were getting a good foothold on getting adopted. Was that Novell? So long ago, and they got killed almost at the same time as they were invented.
Oh my, if you want to look back at those days with rose colored glasses be my guest. But to anyone that lived those days, your comment is a basket full of straw mans.
While these projects will never succeed, there's a lot of money into lobbying for getting them funds for technical analysis, environmental impact and other paper work related things.
Worst things that can happen is they produce a budget out of their asses, and one month into construction there's an oopsies and actually the budget is more than estimated. 5 years in, we're 10% complete but already spent 500% of the budget. Like any airport, hospital or rail project.