> which carries massive fines

_potential_ massive fines. At this point in time, GDPR enforcement is a joke.

> A lack of understanding what Paypal even is?

Your account is from 2021. There were a lot of "Paypal locked my account and all my money is in there" stories at least 10 years before that year.

So YMMV.

Oh, you will underestand. When, besides your bank, half of the planet will know about your shopping habits.

The device called "Smartphone" is only used to collect every possible detail about your life. The smart thing on a "Smartphone" is that, besides your bank, a lot of other "vendors" have access (not only) to your financial information.

Romanes eunt domum.

> iOS 27 'Rave' Update to Clean Up Code, Could Boost Battery Life

I'm trying to imagine a world where, instead of affirmative or negative, we use conditional.

"We could search for a new candidate". "Honey could you go buy some bread ? There isn't any. / Yes honey, i could". "Your salary could raise with 3%". "I'm a journalist. I could write an article if i would". And so on and so forth.

P.S. They forgot the "could" before "update" and "clean".

> but it would seem better to fix the issue

They don't have a budget for that. And besides, it might be an externalized service, because self hosting is so 90s.

> when those videos of Chinese people dropping dead were coming out

Some people really need to be told not to believe everything they see on the media.

They are very related: the only thing they can get with 100% reliability is spying.

> In the age of LLMs I think we are going to see a Cambrian explosion of software.

From Wikipedia: "Application software _runs_ [1] on top of the operating system"

[1] emphasis mine.

Are supply chain attacks included ?