Isn’t that exactly what OP’s screenshot is depicting?

Maybe Wise? I suppose it depends on your needs as not a whole lot of people use Wise.

The brakes broke, so I guess technically it could be a “break failure.”

Precisely; for context, it was recently discussed in Dutch media how some of these e-bikes reach 60 km/h. Together with a culture of people refusing to wear bicycle helmets, there’s certainly some more nuance and middle ground.

There needs to be some kind of solution, but doing nothing is not really an option.

I’ve learned from this community that piracy isn’t theft, yet Nintendo’s attorney said to the court, “It’s for that reason that we do all we can to prevent games on Nintendo systems from being stolen.”

Why is the attorney allowed to lie to the court? Shouldn’t he be disbarred and prosecuted himself?

Team Sublime!

Who’s Fred? Also, perhaps related, what’s kerning?

Calm down there, sugartits.

I find it intriguing that you’re only just now discovering the challenge facing many smartphone users in the United States, where the use of iMessage is dominant.

The problem isn’t with 1:1 chats, but with being excluded from group chats. If everybody is chatting on iMessage, I’m sure you can find the challenge in getting everybody to use your preferred alternative.

The onus is upon him to force all his friends, family and other contacts to switch? That doesn’t seem reasonable.

Win?

Right: public works are content in the public domain where the copyright has expired and Creative Commons licenced content is, well, licenced.

What is unlicensed work? Copyrighted content will not have a licence agreement but this doesn’t mean you can freely infringe on copyright law.

Canva, too.

How is this the warehouse’s fault?! They have a sign!! This is demonstrably 100% Google’s fault for not knowing the numbering system inside a private industrial park and how it maps to exact GPS coordinates. This should work infallibly every time and require absolutely no correction from the business owner or user feedback.

(/s in case that wasn’t abundantly obvious)

Am I taking crazy pills? Apple Maps is first of all (from my experience) orders of magnitude less reliable, and second of all has worthless recommendations and business ratings.

The photo of the woman wearing VR goggles with a shit-eating grin on her face while supposedly having a conversation with somebody really speaks volumes about how Apple envisions us to interact with one another in 2024. Good grief, I abhor absolutely everything about this.

Tesla has a QA team?!

Sure, layoffs suck for anybody, but I’d be curious to know why you care about execs. Unless, of course, you had meant to use the expression “couldn’t care less.”

Ah, so this is effectively identical to Apple’s approach to repairability.