Sooner or later the disk drives will break and they won't be able to replace them and the system could be down for weeks.

The Supreme Court of Canada ruled that it was unconstitutional under the Charter of Rights to extradite someone without guaranteeing the death penalty wouldn't be applied.

I guess this would take the place of tapes and/or be better/more usable?

mere mortals certainly don't have storage needs like this and just use the cloud generally these days

what practical use would this have?

honestly, compared with other similar jobs I've had, it's not so bad generally really

I mostly know what's important and make an effort to mitigate the risk associated with errors

they would 100% fire someone (and have in the past) in my company for doing something like this and my company has total garbage spreadsheets which we aren't allowed to fix because..."sarbanes oxley"...

It's what they have to do the archive to end the browser monopoly, which is the EU's goal.

Now they have to maintain three separate mobile browser implementations, one for Android, one for EU iOS and one for non-EU iOS.

No one is preventing Apple from supporting Safari on other OSs. They used to support Safari on Windows.

Interesting it costs $5 billion to get a subset of wrestling for ten years, but they could outright buy Paramount Global for just $10 billion.

If this feature of questionable utility can be considered successful enough to double down on with only 1% of sales, imagine how successful a physical keyboard would be.

Sonic Screwdriver proof windows.

yeah - this

I block all updates and don't do anything dumb/unsafe with my computer and haven't had an issue pretty much ever...

big benefit being that updates in the past have caused more harm than good with microsoft...

yeah, STD is not just woke trek, it's bad trek

LD and SNW are much better

yeah, I read all sorts of reports on how the SF police have largely given up on going after criminals

I'm an actual accountant and find the 150 credit requirement to be a joke

it would be better if they made the actual cpa exam difficult instead of making people take more useless classes

most accountants I know can't figure out anything or manage a simple spreadsheet and they did the 150 hours whereas I didn't need do ages ago and have no problem managing large accounting systems, drafting policy/position memos, basic scripting/programming/etc....

further, generally speaking the salaries I observe are pretty reasonable at least re: the amount of work at least re: 120 credits, once you add the extra 30 credits, I can see why (and predicted) there would be a drop in grad rates

at least this will keep me in high demand I hope...