The wasps you see are usually the ones only out for your food.

Honestly, I think Gmail’s web client is pretty great. It actually has tons of power user features I found very handy in the past (like support for scripting).

There are still differences between breeds. Some are naturally less aggressive than others (or a physically incapable of causing much harm) even when not properly trained. Statistics show that pitbulls are extremely overrepresented in unprovoked attacks with major consequences.

I don’t understand the connection. Should I know this person?

Well, yeah, people did get angry. Just like when conveyor belts, weaving machines, and steam engines were introduced.

I think most people could have predicted that. Most of the things Musk removed were there for a reason (Regardless of whether they where popular with Twitter’s users or not). Mostly of economical or legal nature. You cannot simply remove them if you want Twitter to someday make a profit.

Just don’t call those things unlimited then?

His soul still intact

Why are you shouting?

Problem is that American cities were designed around cars. Getting anywhere on foot, especially for those who live in suburban areas, is basically impossible.

How much of that do you need to assess whether driving into a brick wall at 100 mph is a bad idea. How did this person even stay alive until 18?

You don’t need a fully developed brain to understand that intentionally driving into a brick wall at 100 mph will have severe consequences.

The thing is, what Apple is doing with memory actually does make sense from a performance and efficiency standpoint. Modern CPUs and GPUs have become so fast that the time signals take to travel between components (like memory and CPU) has become critical (especially in their new M1 products as memory is being shared between the CPU and GPU). That being said, the same definitely isn’t true for storage. Apple soldering SSDs to the motherboard is just them trying to rip their customers off.