jmanderley

Apple charges ridiculous prices for SSDs and RAM.

Seems more like the end-result is serious problems don't get addressed and only the worst laws get passed.

Also, out of the reach of adblockers or tracking blockers.

But what about Amazon's entire services business?

Tough luck, the UK gave up its voice in the EU willingly. No one forced Brexit on you.

Facebook already got their access back, I assume the block on Google won't last all that long, either.

This makes no sense, but is a common talking point. How is net neutrality "another push for controlling the internet/media"? If anything, it's the pure opposite, ensuring that all views can be accessed equally.

That impression is wrong.

Pretty much all of them?

You didn't miss anything, that's what the show is.

There is no "media deconstruction" happening. All they do is play cable news clips and give their uninformed and often offensive commentary. Zero journalistic work of any kind, just idiotic hot takes shot from the hip.

The incentive for retailers is to provide as little post-sales support as they can get away with, margin has nothing to do with it. Also, online stores don't tend to "advise" customers.

Observably also when they protect the private property rights of their citizens too much.

"Increasingly being adopted" where?

Crypto isn't the solution to every problem.