I think the best defense against this is to delete the Microsoft account and enjoy a better life. (Unless, of course, you need it for Minecraft.)

>> If you have no idea what I'm talking about I highly recommend you start trying mechanical switches.

I recommend instead just buying one decent keyboard and using your money on something useful.

Why do you care? It’s a hobby like anything else.

The trick is to sell tickets based on the cost at time of sale, and just cancel flights when it's convenient.

When airlines cancel flights, they usually put you on a similar itinerary, not just refund your money and hope you rebook at a higher price.

That said, I don't know a lot of people that book that far in advance, even when their travel plans are well settled.

It doesn’t work that way. Canceling flights has significant business-impacting downstream effects that go beyond mitigating the loss caused by a bad bet.

I think tips are one of the more crucial parts of a blade, so if you care about how that blade works you probably don't want the shape to deviate there.

Commonly, white finishes don't age well. That's at least part of the historical reason.

0.5mm is the clearance, not the tolerance. Tolerance must be significantly smaller than clearance.

yes, good point. fixed.

If you're okay with some of your fans being noisy and/or inefficient, I'm sure you can work with flimsy tolerances.

If you're Apple (or even Apple-sized), you can get a bunch of things others can't.

No, wrong lesson. That's why you use UBlock Origin.

Not from principle. Marketing is hateful work and almost necessarily anti-art, so I don't care. Of course you can do it badly (for example, unironically advertise to an artist audience with terrible slop illustrations).

I don't see how replacing a photographer with AI for advertising is considerably different from replacing a photographer of a nature scene with AI. Is it just "AI is okay for commercial uses"?

But it seems more extreme when the AI is recreating the art you are considering buying.