manuelflara

há 3 anosdiscuss

> So. Tempted. Decent ports again, decent keyboard again

Maybe I'm missing something but both of those things are unchanged from the M2 model right? Maybe even the M1 MB Pro had the same as well, can't remember

manuelflara

há 4 anosdiscuss

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manuelflara

há 5 anosdiscuss

This is all wild speculation on our part, as AFAIK, there hasn't been any direct attacks between two nations that have nuclear bombs except some skirmishes here or there (and being able to do that doesn't warrant an extra $24B spending). At most, war by satellite (USA supports country A, Russia supports country B, and A and B bomb each other). Maybe I'm being unimaginative, but I can't see how direct attacks between China and US wouldn't escalate to a nuclear war, even just due to egos.

manuelflara

há 5 anosdiscuss

Would the US be willing to launch a bunch of non-nuclear missiles to China, though? Because I'd also bet they wouldn't. And if they would be, the missiles they already have would already work

manuelflara

há 6 anosdiscuss

Well, it makes a lot of sense that companies that make money in hospitality and transport would be taking a big hit. Other unicorns like Dropbox, Stripe etc that work pretty much exclusively online, however, are doing fine.

manuelflara

há 13 anosdiscuss

I don't think so. He just got a bunch of customers to pay for advertisement on his site. Like any business supported on ads, basically.

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