Joker (1991)
I was about to say that In Living Color is the kind of comedy you actually can't make anymore, but we're past the veil now and I don't want to accidentally summon a reboot.
codexarcanum
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Damn is that actually what mister chef looks like? I'm glad I never gave a shit about halo, I'd be so disappointed.
It's not like they reset the fucking market when they boot up capitalism. The king had the most money, the king's heirs and friends still have most of the money. The small ruling elite come with the system, because they brought it.
None of that is capitalism.
Capitalism is when a small number of people (an elite, by definition) control the majority of the Capital, which is property that can be used to conduct business and make money. What lefties call "the means of production." Capital is things like factories, data centers, power plants, mines, large acres of land used for farming, and so on.
What you're failing to describe properly is Markets. Markets aren't evil, free trade between well-informed parties isn't evil. Money, in fact, is the root of all evil but is not in itself evil. None of those things are Capitalism.
I really don't get this strategy. I get why it's all over Office, VS, and elsewhere: MS wants to train AI to replace all office workers.
But paint? How does this make them money? Do they expect people to subscribe to Paint, or to windows as a whole, in order to access this AI? Because seemingly few people want it, and most feel put upon paying for an AI feature they don't want or use. I think they're going to lose business over it. Real business, Business business, who re-up their 3000+ licenses of Office every year. They've already lost my business, but that's nothing for them.
But again, who do they think is paying for AI in Paint? In particular, who's paying enough to cover the costs of it? because AI is expensive!
I got an RK recently and have been very happy with it. Multiple connection options (wired, usb, or 2.4ghz), nice white and green colors, switches and caps all feel very good for such a budget model. Only thing I dislike is they made it full size but inexplicably decided no one needs an "End" key anymore. Its an Fn-layer button (on Page Down?!), along with Pause, PrtSc, and ScrLk. Admittedly I never need those other keys but I use End failry often and it's an odd choice, especially since they kept the numpad.
At one point recently I bought a two pack of USB Blu-ray burner drives for $25. Optical media is so dirt cheap now that the readers are BOGO. Gave one to my partner, the other is still serving my physical media needs very well.
Nothing is more homosexual than being a loving, present father for the children you've created with a woman.
This is such an insightful answer. I totally forgot about MS' famously toxic internal culture. Some bureaucratic piece of middle managed budgeting goes out informing the PMs that products not involving AI get 70% of their previous budgets and suddenly notepad has AI-assisted writing prompts and Minesweeper is asking if you'd like to play Global Thermonuclear War. It all makes sense now!