There’s a long list of reasons:
- training pilots to change planes
- training maintenance teams
- changing procurement practices
- adapt supply chain
- etc
- and then on the bottom, 2 of the most important ones: cost control (maximize profits) and comfort
Low effort post and cringe
Yeah those suggestions make me want to punch someone… A really good friend of mine went on a very long trip for introspection. When he came back he shared that he found out (a read few books of a life “guru”) that mental disorders don’t exist, they are disorders but just the consequence of people not thinking about their lives well enough. Gosh it was difficult to control myself
For me it’s Wonderful Life from Frank Capra!
1 - laptops usually ship windows out of the box 2 - windows ARM has some trouble due to partnerships 3 - not all apps will have equal parity between older arch to ARMs
Changes are bound to happen. They don’t want to pay for the ARMs fees probably. And if they don’t bring something at Apple Silicon level, it would be an issue to intel: Intel giant producer of CPUs Apple new to laptop/desktop grade cpu designs Kinda shameful
Check the Mozilla foundation report on the investigation of privacy policies for major car brands! It’s a nice read
Oh Nissan… the sex data collector lol
What chair is that?? I’m looking for something similar!!
Hey! I’m very far from the political views most people have in this community/instance.
However, please keep in mind that what you mention is not a very supported premise in Europe (where I’m from). I’m somewhat conservative (which here has absolutely nothing to do with the term conservative in US or the sh1t bag that is the republicans party)
In my EU countries people are happy to pay way bigger taxes in order to have health, schools etc owned and managed by the government.
It’s not about being lazy etc. this provides a safety net for people financially belonging to all the spectrum .
Free school is one of the things with bigger impact in birth rates / desire to have children. Colleges are very expansive and takes away a big chunk of the wages. If it weren’t for that, women would have less children, would essentially be burnt out as well.
A new policy that is also having a lot of impact is free access to kindergartens. Otherwise, how would you do with the babies? Not have them? Not everyone lives near their parents potentially retired to take care of the child. No access to the kindergarten would be a huge blunt to a couple (especially working class working in industrial places, plants, logistics etc).
All in all, it brings a huge impact in the country. I’m writing on my phone (which sucks for long texts) but I can add more stuff later
Oh small detail, here, if you spend a month in intensive care unit (say, with legionella for instance) you will have a small bill to pay. If I would that amount of time in a private hospital I’d have to sell my house, literally. This happened with someone I know (eventually managed to negotiate the payment to avoid losing house)
Wow an article pushing a shitty law like the online safety bill.
You have that in several European countries. I subscribed to only internet service. However , in many European countries the telecoms work as an oligopoly and sometimes as a cartel. And afraid of losing money with the internet only packages, they make it intentionally less appealing because for more 5€ you get all the other services and sometimes with better internet.
Regulators work like crap in my country
JackSkellington
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So the biggest issues in Spain over the last years is kids watching porn? Really? Spain has been through a shitstorm and this is what they think of. This is just an excuse to generalise the use of digital identity certificates for all the stuff they want.