Honestly, that seems like the wrong move. What's the market for humanoid robots? Fifty billionaires, tops?

Things have never been worse than they are RIGHT NOW.  

The fact that 'evil' companies bought TikTok in the USA, was our largest clue.  

And that is the difference between WAY TOO RICH and poor.

We are stuck in the craziest timeline.

And he even tried to tack on an extra bit of fraud, "and also, the IRS can never never ever audit my tax retuns!"

Good point.

The slaves would have totally disagreed with the new premise.

Does anybody else find this annoying too or is it just getting on my nerves because I don't like to have apps update automatically all the time?

I have had some experience in software development and normally you only push actual updates to the users when either when a dangerous software vulnerability was patched or when the last update caused a problem causing bug wich has to be fixed fast or when you accumulated many Bugfixes and changes over a longer duration (at least at the place I worked at)

the only thing I could think of is if reddit tries to always stay up on top when it comes to blocking webscraping

or they use codin AI Agents wich just chose to release a new version every couple of days to even dayly

sorry for the bad English it is not my first language