Why can’t it be both?

They remember the one password that they use for everything.

Cortana was the best branding, though I understand only resonated within certain circles.

I don’t know exactly when the features arrived, but things like xlookup, power query, live data connections, etc have been welcome improvements in Excel.

Heck, even textbefore is a great QOL improvement.

While there is feel good framing, write ups like this just reinforce what a dystopian hell hole we live in. It is depressing.

I’m surprised no one mentioned Facebook.

I recall using MSN as far as in to 2009, but the friends I was connected with migrated to Facebook when their chat feature rolled out.

Has Real Ultimate Power actually changed at all/added new content? I was reading that in elementary.

I’m mad but I laughed.

I’m unfamiliar with this, what’s the story there?

The site is called Public Relations News Wire. It exists solely for the purpose of corporate announcements.

I’m pretty sure the poster you replied to is saying exact opposite. Using the number of graphene OS installs as a proxy for individuals with root access vs the number of users who haven’t modified their device in such a way.

Edit: Woop. I should read father next time, but yes I believe it is the second example.

I remember having a FireWire in one of the family desktops when I was a kid. Can’t remember what we might have used it for, though.

It resides in the same vague memory hole as the Zip drive that we had.

Sounds like something I should watch on a screen!

How would one achieve that?

It’s SanDisk, I expect the opposite - that every cell increases the volatility and chance of catastrophic failure.

Ah, memories.

I tend to agree, but isn’t it a little harder to control whom gets caught in that kind of constructive dismissal rather than targeted layoffs?

What do lemons have to do with it?

What do taxi drivers have to do with it?

It doesn’t even need to appeal to you the user, but given the AI Gold Rush, they would have very unhappy investors if they did not.