Yes, I look forward to that day, too.
Back in the eighties, when I was trying to get management at Rockwell to buy clones instead of IBM PCs, because we could have three times as many machines for the money, when the saying was “Nobody ever got fired for buying IBM,” I’d say, “When I’m in charge, I’ll fire someone for buying IBM.”
Why it is in serious jeopardy.
The long strange trip edition.
I don’t have much to say on this 20th anniversary, other than it appears that the terrorists, both overseas and domestic, won. And I am not referring to what happened on January 6th.
[Afternoon update]
A much longer (and depressing) version of what I wrote above.
[Sunday-morning update]
…as long as the left needs them to shame their political enemies.
Why isn’t it the biggest story in America?
We know why.
Few of them make any sense.
And it’s not getting any better.
…aren’t the only ones that need persuading.
This risk aversion is worse than “unhealthy.” It is tyrannical. Just look at Australia.
A presentation by Judith Curry.
As he said, if it fits the narrative, it’s too good to check.
…must die.
A little light reading. I agree. As with boobs, quality over quantity.