Try reading the article next time.

OP is claiming that buyers remorse is a taboo meaning that people aren’t admitting it. It’s a more accurate description than the sunk cost fallacy, which can allow regret.

Gush

No, they change out the sky backdrop every 1,000 miles or so

Finally, some technical details that were sorely lacking from yesterday’s article.

Anyway, having direct unprivileged R/W access to platform memory is indeed a security hole, no matter the vendor.

I have a feeling this meme is for younger people who studied the humanities

I guess technically it’s still a theory even if it’s true

Joke’s on you, I got a degree in computer engineering twenty years ago

*50rd

And even more didn’t.

Cut it open and count the rings

Is this some hardware flaw, or just something in their standard BT stack?

Why not use the actual scene from The Fugitive?

By four percent, not forty.

Not if it’s running Windows

Apparently it’s unpopular to point that out.

Are you lost?

Well, “Micearrhea” was too long

Weird how you assume there’s no way to gain any experience in an urban environment.

Anyway, a significant portion of my “experience” with the cheapskates was the accumulation of bad habits since there was nobody else around for me to learn from. I would have benefitted much more from starting my career in a more professional environment with available experts.

The last time I was looking to move companies, I actually contacted a recruiter with whom I’d been in touch before because I recalled how competent she was. The new company she was with had just happened to have started hiring in the city I was in, and very soon extended a great offer. I now have the pleasure of sending candidates her way from time to time.