Yeah this whole subsidize, too big to fail horseshit was status quo fifteen years ago but Stellantis isn’t even an American company. Let the Jeep factory shutter, stop giving into their demands for government fuel. Dry them up, let them go down. If they can’t survive without the subsidies, better more effective companies will.

I hope you’ve learned to sanitize your inputs

As if webapps aren’t usurping mobile and desktop apps, anything not C# or .NET is a toy language?

Or even better, just going across the state line and buying one.

I’m curious what separates a top-tier talent individual from a mid-tier or low-tier talent.

May David see my praise for his work

144Hz is not a holdover in the case of computer monitors. It’s the maximum bandwidth you can push through DVI-D Dual-link at 1080p, which was the only standard that could support that refresh rate when they began producing LCD monitors built to run 144Hz.

Not the article you were thinking of, but reinforces your point. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1389556721000022

Tl;dr, there are light sensors, or at least light energy sensing mechanisms, in our skin.

Just write it in Rust, it will be faster than the C/C++ equivalent /s

Red Hat and Rocky Linux both sponsoring this is a mildly humorous juxtaposition

It’s definitely not unlikely they knew these class-action suits were in the works long before they were formally filed. A lot of times these are not a surprise to a company with a massive legal team.

I don’t think they missed the point, they just expanded that it isn’t only an American problem.