Millennials? More like GenX. We’ve been eating out of microwaved tupperware since the sixties.

I can see taxing finished goods (hamburger helper) but not raw goods (apples, carrots). Is this the case in some of these states?

PNG is fine. The industry likes to reinvent the wheel every few years so that you have to upgrade everything. It’s ridiculous nonsense.

How many real life users are going to install software from somewhere other than the built in app store on their phone?

Governments are going about this the wrong way. The problem isn’t with app stores. The problem is that you can’t install a different OS on your phone (or current Mac, or iPad).

The nice thing about the Hackintosh was the upgradability/repairability. Wishing Apple would bring some of that back.

Why would I want that? I don’t even want it on my Mac.

It’s sad and pathetic that Microsoft gave up on their own rendering engine. Edge is just a chrome clone with a bunch of privacy invading marketing crap stuffed into it.

Who says everyone on the train is from Denmark? Leaving expensive items unattended in public is a stupid thing to do, no matter where you are.

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As does Amazon believe it or not. Of course then you’d have to give Bezos money.

Are you asking if you delete the Apple Books app from your iPhone if it will delete audiobooks purchased from Apple from your phone, I’m pretty sure the answer is yes. I don’t think these purchases show up in any other app.

If you delete them, you should be able to redownload them from the Books app/store without repurchasing. However, I would still make a backup of your purchases on a computer because record companies and other publishers have a nasty habit of pulling items out of circulation because of licensing disputes and whatnot. Better to have a local backup just in case.

https://support.apple.com/guide/books/download-purchased-and-updated-items-ibks888f2d84/mac

https://support.apple.com/guide/itunes/download-previous-purchases-itns36a8f323/windows

That’s strange, considering they all use the same battery suppliers.

Is this an Onion headline?

You left out “Uyghur slave labor”.

The Leftovers. Tried twice.

Cold water is easy to heat if you know how to make fire. Most early humans probably knew how to make fire. Hot water, however, is difficult to cool without refrigeration.

Spring and well water is often cool. I don’t know about the water that comes down from the mountains. Does it retain it’s coolness when the snow melts and runs down into the valley?

You say turned around, I say ruined. He’s just remaking it into another IBM by selling services and killing anything innovative or creative.

It’s Microsoft’s current CEO. All he is interested in is subscription revenue. Xbox hardware is next to go.

Breaking up Microsoft would be the best thing they could do right now. But it won’t happen.