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Yep. And allowed other retailers to carry the Craftsman line, thus negating a big point to shopping at Sears anyway. Now he's using his hedge fund to buy up debt. Suspect he gives zero fucks. Run it like a gladiators…
Lampert has a track record of dodgy decision making, so it fits.
Can't touch Lenovo given their spyware antics and even more recently it was revealed a couple of their mobiles have secret backdoors. Not saying Thinkpads do. It's a vote of no confidence on the whole That and their…
I wish people would stop claiming words from the English dictionary to mean only the thing they're most familiar with. They explain it plainly. > SpaceVim is a distribution, a bundle of custom settings and plugins, for…
Not $850 better than this iPhone 6+ purchased at launch. It's trivial for folks to turn a light on if their pictures are too dark Unless you're making a living off iPhone photos, most people will do fine with…
What has historically pushed consumer computing is new UX We're in a lull with no new UX paradigms with mass appeal VR/AR are still too expensive and inadequate. Plus a lot of people think they're plain silly AI…
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Yep. And allowed other retailers to carry the Craftsman line, thus negating a big point to shopping at Sears anyway. Now he's using his hedge fund to buy up debt. Suspect he gives zero fucks. Run it like a gladiators…
Lampert has a track record of dodgy decision making, so it fits.
Can't touch Lenovo given their spyware antics and even more recently it was revealed a couple of their mobiles have secret backdoors. Not saying Thinkpads do. It's a vote of no confidence on the whole That and their…
I wish people would stop claiming words from the English dictionary to mean only the thing they're most familiar with. They explain it plainly. > SpaceVim is a distribution, a bundle of custom settings and plugins, for…
Not $850 better than this iPhone 6+ purchased at launch. It's trivial for folks to turn a light on if their pictures are too dark Unless you're making a living off iPhone photos, most people will do fine with…
What has historically pushed consumer computing is new UX We're in a lull with no new UX paradigms with mass appeal VR/AR are still too expensive and inadequate. Plus a lot of people think they're plain silly AI…