How many real life users are going to install software from somewhere other than the built in app store on their phone?

Governments are going about this the wrong way. The problem isn’t with app stores. The problem is that you can’t install a different OS on your phone (or current Mac, or iPad).

Lots of things we could do to encourage having children in the US. Like providing socialized healthcare. Investing in education. Higher salaries. Better work benefits.

But we don’t do any of these things. Quite the opposite. And yet the powers that be still expect us to want more kids?

What a shite article. Reads like a pro-natalism opinion piece instead of news. I gave up about 2/3 of the way through.

Goes on and on pointing the finger at women, as if men don’t want to have babies either. Has a very “it’s all your fault” tone. Then whines that baby boomers are aging out of the workforce.

Dumbass, there’s a reason they are called “boomers” - they were born during a period when there were an unusually large number of births. Boomers are the exception not the rule.

And the Trump administration has been putting everyone out of work (have you seen all the layoffs this week?), so it’s probably a good thing there will be less people in the workforce since there are equally less jobs available.

The nice thing about the Hackintosh was the upgradability/repairability. Wishing Apple would bring some of that back.

Why would I want that? I don’t even want it on my Mac.

Does Oracle own JavaScript? I thought JavaScript was developed by Netscape and that Oracle claimed to own the rights to Java, which is not the same thing.

It’s sad and pathetic that Microsoft gave up on their own rendering engine. Edge is just a chrome clone with a bunch of privacy invading marketing crap stuffed into it.

You should just be able to see the ground under the back tires of the car in front of you. That’s the appropriate distance.

Yes, safety costs money.

We should be retaking driver tests every seven to ten years to keep our license.

Poorly designed roads, signage, and intersections cause a lot of accidents. Think on ramps that throw you into traffic, and off-ramps that want you to get over three lanes after exiting in order to turn right at your cross street.

Lack of traffic enforcement drives up insurance costs and reduces city revenues. Some states have cheaped out on the reflective paint used to stripe roads, so you can’t see lane dividers in the rain. More of that wonderful “deregulation” and people not wanting to pay taxes I guess.

It also doesn’t help that many states are getting rid of car inspections for some bizarre reason. Not great to avoid shit falling off of the car in front of you when you’re going 70 mph.

Dumbasses.

Is there any kind of donation from Nathan’s tied to this contest? Would be nice if it was something like “$1000 to the local food bank for each hot dog eaten.”

That’s strange, considering they all use the same battery suppliers.

You left out “Uyghur slave labor”.

Skilled people in healthcare will just get jobs in other countries. There’s too much demand worldwide.

Should’ve pushed for ranked choice voting when they had the chance.

You say turned around, I say ruined. He’s just remaking it into another IBM by selling services and killing anything innovative or creative.

It’s Microsoft’s current CEO. All he is interested in is subscription revenue. Xbox hardware is next to go.

Breaking up Microsoft would be the best thing they could do right now. But it won’t happen.

I’m not. Today in Austin was “feels like 110 degrees Fahrenheit” according to the weather app.