I’m not sure what problems that would lead to. Lenovo is a big part of the reason I think it’s Motorola.

I still think it’s Motorola.

Last time this happened there were no consequences for those involved.

I grew up UU. We considered it an ideology not a religion.

Then you must be one of today’s lucky 10,000.

I wasn’t discounting the existence of people in the sides of the Venn diagram, just talking about people in the middle.

You can name names, it’s Tim Cook, Craig Federighi, Phil Schiller, and Greg Joswiak.

I mean even into your teen years things are the most of that thing people have experienced to that point.

It’s not a joke. You clearly just haven’t spent any time around or are an insufferable extroverted early riser. We literally have to change the time the sun comes up because getting to work at 9 is just out of the question.

2 of them were Galaxy Notes and others were flagships as well. Quit being a douche.

I had four android phones from three different manufacturers die in less than a year, one of them wouldn’t put out any updates after a year either. I went back to iPhone and it lasted for four years.

I’m not voting with my wallet, I’m picking the device that causes the least amount of headache and just fucking works when I need it to. I have to have one of these to keep my job.

You are making a lot of assumptions. All the private and charter schools in my town are extremely religious and constantly on the verge of losing accreditation due to prioritizing profit and religion over education. That’s the big reason nobody is using the vouchers my state is trying to push.

When I was in 9th grade one of them was forced to close and several people had to redo grades. I was in class with people who had been sophomores and juniors that’s how bad their private school was.

I’m not saying all private schools are bad or that all public schools are good, but yeah, you are making a lot of assumptions.

Me either. Which is why I pointed out that it’s designed to make you think that we have already lost. I’m really not sure what your problem is.

I didn’t say I didn’t have a problem with it. I said that it was a move designed to elicit defeatism not to actually fund anything.

That’s about $100 per each of the 1.3 million active duty personnel. This news is specifically designed to elicit a defeatist response but won’t do anything for the troops.

Calculators also don’t misinterpret things %45 of the time.

It may have been programmed to try a different path when given a specific input but it literally cannot understand anything.

I genuinely don’t understand the impulse to tell the AI it was wrong or to give it a chance to clarify. It can’t learn from its mistakes. It doesn’t even understand the concept of a mistake.

It was the primary?

I get what you are saying but that’s not what the talking heads meant when they said that.