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This is just weird. Why make these changes? Customers don't want it, the company doesn't profit and they actually lost money and reputation by doing this and not backtracking. Who is benefiting from this? It looks like a perfect lose-lose situation

Someone got the link to the guy's video installing windows 11 on a 2007 Sun Workstation by disabling the arbitrary checks?

I wonder what Mastercard and VISA think of this one. I would be tempted to buy it just to mess up with them.

If you go down that route, the outer borders are of currently existing countries. "Middle east" doesn't have precise borders and the answer of where it is changed based on who you ask to.

You can have all the free time in the world, if you spend it all trying to have more, you don't get to enjoy it.

I mean, it's a gigantic million years old fossil, what can some touching do? It probably won't even tip over

I'm not only talking about electrical power, communication is also a form of power transmission over distance, they established thay for communication they don't "constrain the signals in the wire, so they can be blocked from outside", so I'd gueds they transmit everything wirelessly, including inter-person communication, diagnostics and commands to engines, which is crazy

Everyone feels emotions. Emotional intelligence means being capable of recognizing your own emotions (or other people's) and not let them rule you, but to let you rule them, so they can help you when necessary and not damage you.

Bro no need to victimize the poor guy, different people handle substances differently

Cable stranding is a common way to get a metal splinter, but they already established that copper cables are not used on a ship (which I find just unrealistic, you can't just wirelessly power and transmit everysingle thing on a ship).

Not really the right community for it.

Also, obligatory Fuck Nintendo

People would be mad, SteamOS and M$ itself are already giving people enough to ditch windows, doing such a thing would make it even worse. It's just better to try and convince publishers to only focus on Windows