Use some logic before attacking: Luxembourg is only the size of Saarland (German state). Fewer orders and fewer deliveries naturally mean fewer problems.
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Use some logic before attacking: Luxembourg is only the size of Saarland (German state). Fewer orders and fewer deliveries naturally mean fewer problems.
This is perfect example of how to not approach solving business problems. What do they actually need? Listening to customers.
What are they doing? Outsourcing delivery to third parties, lowering quality controls, creating worst working conditions, filling the platform with sponsored listings and ads, allowing any sort of cheap Chinese garbage with fake 5 stars on the platform, making the UI worse and worse everyday, and the list goes on and on…
Can you name those banks?
> Or living in a country where access to government services, public transportation and/or the healthcare system is now via smartphone.
Can you name those countries?
> And just try living in China without WeChat at all.
I can't follow.
You are using it, because you were told you need it.
I have had touch screen laptop (Dell Inspiron), and boy, it was such a horrible and useless feature. Screen is always greasier than gas-station hot dog.
Nevertheless, I'm pretty sure their stock is headed for a new ATH.
Hope you understand the difference.
Paradoxically, people are happier to buy things that they have control over, but boy, Apple loves to control every layer of consumerism.
As easy as drinking water.
Make no mistake, using AI can be quite helpful and sometimes is necessary. What I mean by “AI” is the way Big Tech packages and sells every kind of automation.
Apple is all about control.
And no, Google’s search results are not good, in fact in most cases top results are the ones who pays Google.
On PS5 it's done in couple of seconds.
Not all software, obviously. Apple is notoriously good at producing "black box" products.