I believe most don’t officially

I actually like censored swear words in written text. At least when they are censored enough that you can’t tell what the swearword is, but you know the intention behind it.

Deliberate misspellings are obnoxious though

The king wants everyone to make a ghibly avatar and thank him for it.

How is chromium “not well known”? It’s a pretty well known fact that most popular browsers (except for safari and Firefox) use chromium

I thought generics were handled relatively similarly in the EU and the US, but apparently the US does grant a bunch of exclusivities, on top of patents.

However the biggest difference between those health systems still seems to be how providers bargain for lower prices.

In the US, insurances bargain for rebates. That means that if you buy a drug with insurance the insurance only pays a small percentage of the drug price. They are still allowed to demand copay on the list price. So often the insurance makes a profit in that transaction. But if you try to go around insurance you have to pay the full list price and will pay even more.

Over here, the universal healthcare providers bargain with the pharma companies to lower the list price. And with a much greater bargaining power to boot.

High prices are due to a lack of government regulations.

Pharma companies can set the prices according to what people are willing to pay. And people are willing to pay everything if it will save their lifes.

I thought windows 11 needed way more than 4GB of ram

Microsoft isn’t the sort of company I would want to run a nuclear power plant. That’s a huge responsibility

Spotify isn’t owned by one of the tech monopolies. And it’s European.