There’s a long list of reasons:

• training pilots to change planes
• training maintenance teams
• changing procurement practices
• adapt supply chain
• etc
• and then on the bottom, 2 of the most important ones: cost control (maximize profits) and comfort

The news I wanted to hear but that I was not expecting! Finally

Thanks! Indeed they are expensive, above my budget. Might continue looking at eBay (Europe).

I have one of those mini pc (hp elite desk, i7-7700T) but I would like something much more low power so I can leave it on for extended periods of time. By electricity bill is already considerable . It would be for self hosting experiments but having SSD/M.2 adapter would be a big plus.

Do you know of any well priced x86 SBC with at least 4GB RAM?

At least in Europe it hasn’t been very easy to get none-mainstream boards or at normal price. Unless I’m blind lol

Would certainly be a great board to have!

That’s what I thought ahaha Lots of interaction on this one

1 - laptops usually ship windows out of the box 2 - windows ARM has some trouble due to partnerships 3 - not all apps will have equal parity between older arch to ARMs

Changes are bound to happen. They don’t want to pay for the ARMs fees probably. And if they don’t bring something at Apple Silicon level, it would be an issue to intel: Intel giant producer of CPUs Apple new to laptop/desktop grade cpu designs Kinda shameful

They are MacBooks with the windows’ telemetry

Anytime I need to click on a touch button / non physical button I need to take my eyes off the road so I don’t click on other buttons wrongly… physical buttons in car is the way !

Shhhh would someone please remind them that money laundering of large scale occurs regularly at much higher volumes in London banks and others?

There’s a button to skip to results!

How the fuck do you evacuate more than 1 million people , where the majority are women and children??

Chat Control is a new legislation draft. It’s getting momentum in EU institutions

Haven’t noticed anything on my bills… business as usual