Every MacBook Pro I've owned in the last decade ends up with a keyboard-shaped outline of finger oils on the screen from the lack of clearance between the screen and keyboard when closed, so I guess they're just leaning into that now.

If Samsung is limited in the number of wafers they can process per month and they use more of those to produce HBM they necessarily have less of them left to make other products, like consumer DRAM.

I also have a firstname.lastname@gmail address from many years ago and quite often get emails for about five different people (based on the real-world location info in them). It seems that most of these are really sent to firsnamelastnamenumbers@gmail and somehow the number(s) get truncated by the sender, leading to firstnamelastname@gmail which then gets routed to me.

What leads you to believe they're being sent to firsnamelastnamenumbers@gmail? And by "sender" do you mean the human at the keyboard sending the email, or their email client? I can see how a human might forget to type the numbers, but not an email client arbitrarily truncating them.

Happened to me. The attached PDF had firstlast1@gmail.com but it was sent to firstlast@gmail.com.