Well, it's one smartass that spun up his own system and that reports 39m users.
A different kind of spam, looks like.
- It may be counting Threads / Bsky participants
- More likely fediverse broke through to the awareness of bit fleet maintainers....
You sure this isn't just anti-rowhammer et al mitigations?
Play Turing Complete.
If you can finish it without copying solutions wholesale, you're ready for writing assembly in the real world.
Amazon is extremely data-centric at that management level. If he's not showing hard data, then the data he has go against the narrative he's pushing.
I thought that was called pulling a Christopher Walken...
This is solid advice.
Also, the macOS ecosystem is predicated on you being rich enough (or fool enough) to buy it, and everything is nickel-and-dimed.
Subnautica; at the beginning your pod drops into the surface of the ocean, then you open the hatch and you climb out... to see an infinite expanse of blue sea under a blue sky.
That triggered so many memories for me, I had to take a minute. The color grading on that scene was on point.
One of the Quake games has a section where you get captured, then put on a conveyor belt where you see other people in front of you get mutilated, then that happens to you. That scene almost triggered a dissociative episode.
The original ending of Mass Effect 3 brought me to tears because the Clint Mansell music meshed so well with the on-screen segments, it really moved me. That said I also like the remastered ending; the latter is like the last few chapters of Lord Of The Rings, the former is like an American movie ending.
To your last point: money being created != Wealth/value creation; it's more like wealth redistribution (if you create a thousand bucks out of thin air, in an economy of a trillion it's small potatoes - but it does add up fast and affects everyone).
There absolutely is value in banking, but it's not nearly enough as much as advertised.
There's Marxist-Lenninists, and there's Lenninist-Marxists, and both groups hate each other.... Much like the Monty Python sketch...
I found out that https://www.ribbonfarm.com/2009/10/07/the-gervais-principle-or-the-office-according-to-the-office/ explains a lot of the dysfunctions that one finds in an office / corporate environment.
Luckily I work in a jurisdiction that would tear the whole C-team a new one if that happened.
Capitalism is relatively good, gives performance & frugality incentives. Unrestrained late-stage capitalism... not so much. Think of it like oxygen. At 21% you're great (and need it to live), at 90%+ you spontaneously combust.
Well, it's the Apple subreddit. I'm pretty sure that they only get to keep the name under the control of the company.