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"Instead of bringing a product called Windows 10X to market in 2021 like we originally intended, we are leveraging learnings from our journey thus far and accelerating the integration of key foundational 10X technology into other parts of Windows and products at the company…"

Where can I get me a gobbledegook dictionary?

My first Mac, a IIci, came with System 7.

When I hear people complain about the cost of Apple computers and devices today, I have to laugh. The cost of entry to become a desktop publisher in 1991:
Mac IIci: $4,095 (5MB RAM, 200MB hard drive)
Keytronic keyboard: $139
Microtek 600ZS color scanner: $1,469
Apple Laserwriter: $1,799
Ikegami 20" color monitor: $1,990
Cables: $18
NET INVOICE $9,570
TAX $737
TOTAL $10,307

Now, keep in mind those were 1991 dollars…

This story would actually be informative if the author would explain (or even speculate about) Apple's motivation behind the change, and how the new format might impact users.

"Rigid flexible." What's next, "dry water"?

I wonder what hourly rate Epic's attorneys are charging. $500 per attorney, give or take? Well gosh, doesn't that seem a bit excessive?

The law firm would argue that their rate is driven by expertise and effort. Sort of like Apple setting its prices based on those same criteria, wouldn't you say?