Comment Expect thicker cases to compensate (Score 2) 70
After the first batch of people damage their phones, the cases will get thicker to protect them.
After the first batch of people damage their phones, the cases will get thicker to protect them.
You must be old... like me.
15 years ago, a company we contracted to insisted that video calls were insecure. We were encouraged to disable our cameras for calls. We don't even have them installed on any production machines, only laptops that have been purchased for sales people.
Since then, this same company is puzzled when they set up conference calls with us, and we're the only ones that do NOT have video. "Sorry, that's considered a security issue, and we do not have video cameras."
Personally, I prefer not having the distraction of watching people fidget constantly during a call...
... your job is producing pornography?
Asking for a friend.
No. OpenAI will be their new game title source. They're just killing off the human-authored games now, so there won't be anything to compare it to.
Just be sure to stop by your local polling place to pick up your mail-in ballots on the way! Show them to our helpful staff for an extra free gift!
Not paywalled? What's the big "Buy access" banner over the top for? Or did you access some site other than forbes.com?
"Big" is relative. The local IHeart station wouldn't include their closure notice for "just" a few stores. A hundred? Five hundred? A thousand? Yeah. Sixteen is just a local retailer.
As I've been searching lately, AI has been cutting in to my searches. When a search engine decides to throw AI at what I've asked for it, I search on a different search engine; I'm looking for matching WEB PAGES, not some computer's interpretation of what I've asked for.
I'm old-fashioned. I search for content, not computer guesses at content that might contain what I asked for. Today, I looked for information on a store chain having financial issues. Google decided I was looking for "closest to Chicago", for the Los Angeles-based chain. duckduckgo at least didn't prioritize Chicago store locations over the recently-reported corporate problems.
That sort of thing will cut my searches by at least 25% going forward, as they increase the bad data. I'm getting too old to deal with the [censored] "help".
Large box comes up saying, "Welcome to CNBC. Please support our journalism by allowing ads." Seems to be a paywall to me.
Unless you've already enabled ads on their site. Cannot say what the original poster has done.
And yet, the CNBC article is paywalled TOO. So, yeah...
"He has received a $1 million judgment against the writers. This was likely because scrutiny of his data showed no malfeasance or misuse of data, but the 'conservative' writers' accusations continued, nevertheless."
If that's true, it should say who said it.
Given the compensation was mostly a single dollar from most, someone thought the offense was rather low, but we don't know that, either.
Google dropped Win7 from receiving updates to Chrome. So, I guess that makes this a win-win situation?
I rarely use Bing to search because the results have been so poor. Now, I know why... It has been "helping" by applying "AI" to answer queries where I only wanted sites that matched the search terms. "This is what you REALLY searched for!"
Have to guess that's why Google results have deteriorated so far recently, as they bring their AI-ASSisted search online.
This is doomed to be shelved as soon as anything with a scrap of any kind of intelligence tells them that they should be less authoritarian.
So, current AI won't stop it?
Doubt isn't the opposite of faith; it is an element of faith. - Paul Tillich, German theologian and historian
