If this were posted on reddit, I feel like you would've got more upvotes. I always wondered what type of people were here before the reddit protests. They do say Russia sows discord on both the left and the right, but I don't think this is their doing. There is no listening going on and people are unempathically hyperfocused on just their topic of choosing. I'm checking out some subreddits...
If I'm building a PC for gaming, I wouldn't limit myself to $600. Would you? I've never not had PCs or laptops since I first had one in the 90s. I'm building again now to go Linux. 7800xt and 2 Tb SSD cost as much as a PS5 Pro in my part of the world. I only started getting into consoles because I can afford it now, and for physical games. I don't really get why today it's PC vs. consoles. I was into PCs but never judged consoles as inferior, just different.
Is the value you're setting your short to still higher than comparable stocks like, say, Toyota's? You're still 'selling' at irrational prices. Algorithms still sees these as market movement and you just serve as insurance policy for Tesla.
I don't remember in my 2 decades of working my work machine causing me to lose work due to a Windows update. In the last year, it happened to me 3 times. One was due to Crowdstrike. The latest update also recently broke my remote setup. Not completely their fault but still a crappy time. The one other time was due to an update (must've been the forced win11 one) killing the wifi and then Windows hiding any options to fix it, a bug from Windows 10.
I've had my fair share of issues with not getting a complete response from e-mails. And so I changed the way I look at it. It's not like it will take weeks to get all the information you need just because you didn't get everything in one go.
Digital communication is near instant. It's not like snail mail where you have to cram your letter with as much information as you can, or it will be ages until the next reply.
Even the Playstation OS is better than this. It asks you whether to update before shutdown or the next time it starts up. 'You're 33% there' is gaslighting, especially when you're just shutting down the machine to go to bed.
Value investors aren't the ones investing in this stock. The gamblers and growth investors all think this is a good roller coaster to get into. When you think about it, it's actually disgusting how much is invested in this stock. The funds and people investing in this stock are just greedy. They don't care about ethics, as long as line goes up/moves.
There is no "date" data type in COBOL, but there is in DB2, where the data would be saved, unless they are on an older VSE OS and data is still saved in VSAM files. Many still use 12/31/39 as a default max date even though OS/400 systems can handle up to year 9999 now (we still use 12/31/39 in testing where I work). It could be someone arbitrarily started using 1875, and others copied that.
Just in case you didn't know, the code is old, but the hardware still gets updates. And when it comes to batch transactions and network speed, mainframes still do the job reliably well. Plus, they are not easy to hack, because few understand them, not to mention the decades of security updates.
If this were posted on reddit, I feel like you would've got more upvotes. I always wondered what type of people were here before the reddit protests. They do say Russia sows discord on both the left and the right, but I don't think this is their doing. There is no listening going on and people are unempathically hyperfocused on just their topic of choosing. I'm checking out some subreddits...