I'm not sure how you came to that interpretation.
Theft is theft, I never implied it wasn't.
And I never said it could be perfectly justified. I said each situation was nuanced and that there is no hard right/wrong.
That doesn't mean the theft never happened, just that some crimes are easier to forgive.
Theft is too vague to be given a blanket right/wrong verdict for all situations.
Failure to recognise nuance is morally inept.
We have courts and juries specifically because morality is not a hard rule.
Oh no, I really hope they don't specifically target the tesla-only chargers...
Preferred by who?
Personally I'm not a fan of the 'modern' windows UI, lack of a menu bar, added sponsor button, lack of 32-bit support, lack of windows <10 support, or the fact that it's an msix-installed 'app' rather than a normal program.
Subtract rent, bills, gas, savings for maintenance, etc.
Your food budget is much smaller than $1160/month, so why not take <10 seconds to make sure you aren't overpaying?
Plus it's just annoying having to go back to the store sooner because you have less eggs than you needed.
I've seen it used fairly often in cybersecurity communities, even before llm's existed.
But I've never heard anyone write it either.
Maybe if more people used chalkboards...