Mac is mostly useful if you are fully enmeshed in Apple (iPhone, iPad, iCloud, FinalCut, etc) or the software you use is Apple-only. Otherwise Apple is so restrictive about interoperability that it isn’t worth it.
Windows 11 is decent, so long as you turn off all the Copilot junk.

Or it was the alternative offered when he asked about dropping “a few nukes just to be sure it worked”

Also love seeing “acting US attorney”, really drives home that nothing about the current regime is normal or permanent

Love the shirt!

We’ve circled all the way back to worshipping the words of Oracles, what a time to be alive

Even more, all LLMs contain a randomization factor in their output that is explicitly intended to make it sound more "natural" and prevent it from simply regurgitating the training data. Hallucinations are quite literally a feature, not a bug.

Only Real Americans, who we are making sure aren’t paid enough to take vacations regularly because that would harm production, should be tourists in America.
And billionaires, who can do anything they want. Millionaires are welcome so long as they are only visiting areas that vote for (R).

Why only use an ounce to prevent when you can get a whole pound to cure??

I was more pointing out the OP’s characterization of “bulldozer driven through Main Street by a business man with petty grievances” is a real thing that at happened, but yeah the ending was as you’d expect given he had welded himself into the thing

History rhyming a bit:

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But only available on Apple products, and is almost certainly being used to train their own Apple Intelligence “assistants” via some kind of “help us improve our software” checkbox.
If anything has been proven recently, trust precisely zero Big Tech companies.

I’d be happy to see ranked choice voting, it would definitely change electoral incentives.

FWIW it’s the C-suite that makes these decisions not the legal counsel. They only answer to the Board/shareholders and have massive golden parachutes so they are happy to take the risk. And if it works in their favor they will get massive bonuses, so a personal win-win.

Except people have proven time and again that they don’t stop. Eventually someone gets into their ear and whispers that with just a bit more, even their current life will seem a poverty. It takes an immense amount of will and personal accountability to stop at “enough”

In order to make the argument that they shouldn't enforce the ban, they'd have to dance around the fact that their market position (monopoly) provides them the means of enforcement. Best to just stay quiet when it isn't something that directly impacts their financials, and as noted below may benefit