Unpopular opinion: Windows peaked with Vista.

Vista had its troubles, but that was mostly due to drivers, which aren’t 100% on Microsoft. There was also performance issues, but I think some of that was due to underpowered hardware…

Once the Service Packs came out and the drivers matured, vista was stable, easy to use, and introduced a bunch of good features.

Everything past vista has been stupid and non sensical. They constantly change things, then have to roll back.

I have to use windows 11 at work, it’s terrible with weird bugs and performance issues. The funniest thing is my work issued me a high powered surface branded laptop.

Microsoft can’t even blame the issues on any other vendor, it’s a 1st party device, windows should be the best on surface devices. Especially given they have been making them for years and years

I am a citizen and live in the states, once I finish my planned US vacations this year, I am exclusively going to vacation in other counties.

I don’t want to support the country with any more money than I have to to live and survive

Interesting, so is this just for domestic tomatoes or are there other veggies/fruit that you are allergic to?

Are all foreign tomatoes “safe” or are there other countries that use the same type of pesticides?

You can grow year round anywhere using greenhouses…

Nitpick: this would be shorting a future, not a stock.

Futures are typically “physical” goods like oil, bananas, cheese, maple syrup, etc. there are also other types of futures.

These commodities futures were originally created in the 1600s in Japan for rice, but they got their mass appeal in Chicago in the late 1800s.

The trading floors in Chicago are pretty cool and have a ton of interesting history.

That’s fine if you don’t, but you can ask questions.

They even have these clickers that allow the professor to ask “snap questions” with multiple choice answers so they can check understanding

You can ask questions in auditorium classes.

The 300+ student courses typically were high volume courses like intro or freshman courses.

Second year cuts down significantly in class size, but also depends on the subject.

3rd and 4th year courses, in my experience, were 30-50 students