I’m talking about how they view themselves and not what skills they objectively most likely have.

I think if you made it to billionaire you probably think you have things figured out better than most people.

But yes, it would be pretty basic.

Damn, this mofo still has hair

But their owners didn’t kiss the ring for nothing.

The article talks about time savings but it was always about labor costs and I have a hard time believing it didn’t deliver on that front.

Well, I prefer to have the choice between both. But I’ll take an ev that can charge in 10min over a gasoline car. It just has to be fast enough to not be annoying.

I forgot to mention that this was on a freshly installed osx. I had just pulled Firefox and was looking for the homebrew website. Google was the default search. I normally have it set to the duck or qwant but I just hadn’t come around do it yet.

I also never click on the sponsored links as a matter of principle but I was in a hurry and I was getting sloppy. But was always because I didn’t want them to have even more money, not because I thought those links could be harmful.

They only have to be successful once…

Two weeks ago, Google served me a sponsored link that led right to a malicious site trying to install malware. Not only did they not prevent this from being the top hit, they even profited off of it.

The link looked a little dodgy in hindsight. To me. I feel like a company like Google should pick up on it. But they just don’t give af anymore.

Performative moralism is a neat term to describe that part of the equation.

I tried to switch over a group of friends and got rebuffed because one of them really likes Whatsapp’s transcription feature. Signal doesn’t offer it. Nobody else cared.