Probably the latter

Are you kidding? The government will dig themselves deeper into debt with or without it. Regardless, "I can't stop giving people cancer because otherwise it would cut into my profits" is a uniquely shitty thing to say.

I think there's a massive difference between unlocking a feature that's already there and requires no maintenance and a cloud-based service that demands 24/7 uptime and constant developer support, as well as ongoing feature development

I just got banned from Reddit for "promoting violence" because I said a meme should die. jfc

I used the official app but fuck reddit so I'm here

They only issue here is that they stopped following the "one book one rental" rule. You're allowed to "rent" out a digital copy but only if you have a physical version of the book not lent out. They stopped doing that during covid

.... You take two steps to the left to move out of the way of the car, or, here's a fantastic idea, you don't step out in front of a fucking car in the first place???

That or they can just eat the very minor cost difference in each region

They're around 30 cents. Specific amounts don't really matter.

So they're buying a new house every few years and selling the old one? If they have only one house at a time, I don't really care much. The issue is when billion dollar corporations buy up single family homes to rent out, not an individual buying a house to live in and sell it in a few years

To be entirely fair the score isn't the only determining factor. My credit is around 690 with perfect payment history except for one delinquent student loan account from 6.5 years ago and I still get rejected for things that "should" only require a score of > 640.

Enable LTO, abort on panic, and a higher optimization level and it'll drop that a ton