I never had to do that, because our computer didn’t have a hard drive. We booted DOS right from the floppy.

I’m an elder Millennial, and I remember when we got old enough to use the 386 machines at school. Before that we were using DOS.

Our first home computer was bought second hand and didn’t even have a hard drive, just two 5.25" floppy drives, and also ran DOS. We’d have kids from the entire neighborhood visit to play games on it, because although it was second hand it was also very rare to have one.

I was 12 when Windows 95 came out. All this stuff looks waay newer than that. I’d say this draws the line for old at the older part of Gen Z. Millennials aren’t even on the scale.

Not sure I’d recognize Rowling outside of context, but I’d definitely recognize George R. R. Martin, despite never having read or watched anything he’s made. He’s got a very distinct look.

Don’t forget that there are more victims here. Poor Optum and Walgreens are feeling sad that people noticed that they’re shitbags. Giving them more money would make them feel better.

Surely, what they need is an upgraded and more expensive VR headset.

This response is also too vague. You need to at the very least ask what kind of position OP is interviewing for.

Things do not always get implemented in complexity order. A lot of the time it’s dictated by whether one has both a use-case and the means to implement it, and businesses have had money and a need to put things on paper for quite a while.

That being said, 3D printing is difficult and complicated, in software. Mechanically it’s quite simple. A DIY-er can easily copy complicated software to use a 3D printer, but you can’t easily copy complicated mechanical parts to make a 2D printer.

That’s because it’s a lot harder to feed paper and put multicolored tiny dots on it than it is to move a nozzle around and feed a comparatively large squirt of filament.

These people don’t care about ethics, but scamming the billionaire is probably bad for future business. I imagine word gets around.

People rich enough to pay for black market organs don’t need to worry about health insurance.

No, the reseller installs the organ for you. When you’re that rich everything you buy comes with white glove installation included.

Rich people sometimes have bad organs and need transplants. They’re willing to pay a lot for a new one so they don’t have to wait in line with the plebs. Organ trafficking is how they achieve this.

People miss notifications all the time, though, so some lack of communication can still be had.

You forgot to write a cringe suicide note