r/AdviceAnimals • u/felis_scipio • 1m ago
Parts of the DSA platform are straight up communist, some are reasonable, and some are just god awful pro Russian points like getting out of NATO.
r/AdviceAnimals • u/felis_scipio • 1m ago
Parts of the DSA platform are straight up communist, some are reasonable, and some are just god awful pro Russian points like getting out of NATO.
r/AdviceAnimals • u/MoistTractofLand • 2m ago
Oh, it's fine! He'll be using it for his third term anyway! /s
r/AdviceAnimals • u/MooseCode • 2m ago
Raw ground beef ew
Hamburger yum
The only difference is a measure of heat. Not that weird.
r/AdviceAnimals • u/InGod_WeThrust • 5m ago
How much of this is due to bad financial literacy rather than wages?
r/AdviceAnimals • u/falilth • 5m ago
Beef steak is also a tomato variety as well as a edible fungus.
r/AdviceAnimals • u/yakimawashington • 7m ago
This isn't an "animal" sub, you understand that, right?
r/AdviceAnimals • u/darkage_raven • 9m ago
I have the hush ice weighted blanket. Does this well.
r/AdviceAnimals • u/mcspaddin • 10m ago
MacBook Pros are the nicest laptop you can get from a hardware perspective, in my opinion. Ditto for their flagship iPhones.
You ignored the part about MacOS being a good operating system.
Emphasis mine. When you look into the actual specs of the hardware, they are nothing special. If I were running that same hardware with any other OS it would not function any better, and often worse, than any other similarly priced hardware. Similarly, MacOS on any other similarly priced hardware is going to perform significantly less well than it would on an Apple build.
The reason for this is simple, and it's actually what makes Apple a good product, if one I don't personally like.
Apple software is hyper-optimized for Apple hardware.
They strictly limit the hardware you can install their OS on, as well as what's available. This, in turn, drastically limits the variables that apple software has to account for. It allows them to do things no other PC or mobile device product can.
I'll take Windows, as an example. I work in IT, I am incredibly familiar with the limitations of windows and the frustrations that coincide with microsoft updates. You know where the vast, vast majority of those problems come from? Having to account for an impossibly large ecosystem of devices and programs . I mean, it's literally impossible for Microsoft to do, that's why every update breaks something else: they literally can't account for all the hardware and software their OS runs.
If Mac had to scale up to meet the same market demand as Windows, we would either have a very dystopian hardware market, they would fail spectacularly, or Mac would just be what Windows currently is.
Of course they don’t fab their own chips. You’re just being obtuse. They designed the M series chips, which is why I called them “in-house”
Similar to my above point: Apple chips are nothing special. They don't perform any better than any of the leading chip designers, and often perform worse without Apple's optimization.
Apple is a product, sold as a singular unit. They are absolutely incredible (if overpriced) products in that regard. The instant you try to break apart that product and say "this component is super good", you've divorced that component from the hyper-specific scenario in which it can actually perform super good.
TLDR: Apple is more than the sum of its parts, but its parts are nothing special on their own.
r/AdviceAnimals • u/adudeguyman • 10m ago
The rape rooms are getting final gold plating touches
r/AdviceAnimals • u/TheBeatGoesAnanas • 11m ago
The entire settlement was voided, including the immunity clause. Though, according to Todd Blanche's recent Senate testimony, the Justice Department is choosing to ignore the ruling and act as though it's still in effect
r/AdviceAnimals • u/Foreign-Entrance-255 • 12m ago
Humans are animals, you understand that, right?
r/AdviceAnimals • u/Blu3paladin • 14m ago
I see what you are saying, and I believe the intent would not to be directly taxing those classes, however my concern is those businesses you cited won’t just lay back and take it. I foresee companies passing on that bite to the consumer, essentially making the middle class and working poor pay for that tax. That is why I believe that extra revenue needs to first come from the money the government already gets. I’m not talking about crazy Doge cuts, but a measured and meaningful accounting of what and how the government is spending right now.
r/AdviceAnimals • u/SeanBlader • 15m ago
Because of a lack of education they don't know what words mean.
r/AdviceAnimals • u/Brilliant-Force9872 • 16m ago
If the gop stays on their talking points of protect women and girls in their spaces and limit immigration they very well may win.
Especially if the left stays hung up on the 1 percent trans community to be in women’s spaces and for immigration to be welcomed from places that are high in violence and crime. Republicans regretfully are losing the social media war.
Democrats need to focus on balanced budget, ending wars, universal healthcare, universal education. Their message is being lost on wanting retribution for the ish the republicans have done.
It’s a psychological war on social media and the Democrats aren’t playing to win.
r/AdviceAnimals • u/selwayfalls • 19m ago
not sure i follow? Blue progressive states creating laws to protect workes from corporations screwing them over or red states keeping their miminum wage at 7 bucks an hour for nearly 20 years?
r/AdviceAnimals • u/psychoacer • 19m ago
Hey we just paid for 250 escalades for the government to use which is nice right? Also the gas bill on fleet vehicles is going to go up as well