I loved my N900. Think it would be doable right now with that thickness.

They are both states united and in north america…

I’m going to assume that no education in microeconomics have gone into this post. I’ve worked for monopoly and non-monopoly companies and, even without thinking about the very basic supply/demand graphs, I can tell you, pricing of the product is very different.

Here is s hint, price-point is very different for each. One will screw you over way more than the other one. Im not trying to sound snarky but please, honestly, educate yourself on the subject. Once a company reaches a monopoly status, price for consumer is very different beast than before.

Read up on ducks. They were /screwed/ before the FBI showed up.

I didn’t think there would be a pun in there but, man, you found it! 👍

I do. The exact reason this legal framework is in place

But (s)he is doing the microphone!

I’d assume the ruling would also stipulate that they don’t develop a new browser for X years. Otherwise they could be right back in a day by forking Chromium.

I’d assume they would be willing to pay even more.

Always thought it was a great name choice.

“A pidgin /ˈpɪdʒɪn/, or pidgin language, is a grammatically simplified means of communication that develops between two or more groups of people that do not have a language in common: typically, its vocabulary and grammar are limited and often drawn from several languages.”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_x6QmuJdms

You can want all you want but if 5 percent growth annually is the best, you are the only game in town.

Alas, I have but one up-vote. :~(

That is some fine tuned measuring, my friend. Scientology Vs Mormonism. I appreciate you and your eye for detail.

Say hello to the light cone.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Light_cone

If true, I wish I could give you more than my sad one up-vote.

So… YouTube Premium.

Multitask. Listen to a podcast AND do what you are doing now. Can’t be many people that sit down, focus and say “I’ll now listen to a podcast and do nothing else”.

All very true but missing one point. Most (all?) current “regular currency” is fiat (let it be done) with no backing except tax payments and government spending. Sure, that’s not nothing but it’s also not so much something.

Crypto, as fiat currency, has the value people ascribe to it. If it can be traded for goods and/or services, it has value. What value? Only time will tell.