And all of sudden, no passengers are crossing Atlantic on ship.

Well, when you fail at everything, you want other's to fail too. Luckily for us, your failure doesn't affect others.

Can't blame Internet. People which were scammed "offline" are now scammed online.

And everyone eager to explore new World, do sh¡t and learn along the way. Not compensate for IRL social isolation like nowadays.

Otherwise, they mean nothing.

It's obviously hard to understand to people bad at everything.

Smart people want others to understand them.

In early days of Internet, it was a domain of smart people. And native English speakers have no problem communicating with people from Ex-Comecon countries with vey little English knowledge.

It's either AI-assisted or someone desperatelly trying to impress "unknown people" with their non-existent intellect.

Just give 'em ATI rage and tell them they have best workstation for graphics.

It was again the right time, when technology was there and Apple's skill was the ability to spot the moment when otherwise overly expensive touch screens can be cheapened by scale of production to acceptable level, had the marketing machine to sell an expensive device in millions at times, when most people were used to cheap cell phones for calls & sms.

I exactly wrote that Microsoft devices were quite bad as they came too soon. And Apple came at the right moment, when low power chips were powerful enough, touchscreens were precise enough without a pen. And device had acceptable consumption, batteries had decent capacity, lifespan.

Apple never came first ... but often just at the right moment and had marketing skills to make it a new trend.

I love when losers use their most powerful weapon of downvote in some twisted belief that it will somehow hurt random online people.

You don't. But that's not surprising in category of religious people, always putting their beliefs over any facts or reasoning.