

Yah, lots of people also depend on the market for their futures. Pensions, 401Ks, IRAs, etc.


Ms’s Satya Nadella is forgetting the rule “The customer is always right.” He is trying to force customers to a product they didn’t ask for our really need along with a lot of other customer unfriendly issues like nagging to use onedrive subscriptions and forcing to sign in to a MS account to use the OS. This is seriously getting me to consider moving to linux for my next pc build.


At a certain point yours eyes can’t tell much difference. It is like music, people would obsess over tweaking their stereo systems to the point where I doubt you could physically tell the difference, it was mostly imagined.
Huge tvs also require big rooms to make the viewing angle work. Not everyone has a room they work in. Apartments are especially too small for huge tvs.


Customer service was sparse before, now it is nonexistent.


You’ll have people selling custom eproms and/or firmware to bypass it.


It isn’t a gun or a fetus so they don’t care.


Making money by shuffling money around.


Just keep sucking up power and hardware.


Subscription slavery


This whole “America First” and interfering foreign imports/exports is really working out great. /s
He interferes with the economy like some communist government.


And bow down to the subscription economy.


AI has really been great for the economy. /s
FYI, you can remove it with nail polish remover (acetone).
It reacts with water so the moisture in your skin makes it set immediately.
The only time I’ve used epoxy and had it truly last for years was when the handle came off of a cooking pot. It has held strong for 10+ years. I think the key was the plastic handle fit into a pressed metal fitting and the combination of that stabilization and the glue worked well.
I keep superglue in the fridge. It really helps it last longer.
Now struggle to keep the awkwardly shaped parts in position while it cures. “Gah! It moved!!!”
“Bonds to everything but what you are working with.” Pretty much my experience.
Like the world’s worst haiku.