Because Google knows better than you and ignores it. Or at least I still get Quora result-poisoning despite having that in there.

Quora OTOH is the creeping fungus that's overrunning search results like Steven King's "Weeds", just like Pinterest used to do for images. Search for any kind of tech info on anything and you get a bunch of Quora crap poisoning your first half-dozen results. And since Google knows better than you, you can no longer exclude Quora results like you used to be able to when Pinterest was the big problem.

Start by passing a law that requires all munitions not already sent to Ukraine or Israel to be dropped on Ticketmaster's offices. Then invite other vendors to step in, and send them a framed photo of the crater where Ticketmaster used to be as a warning.

Or, in metal, that applies even without AutoTune.

No that can't be right, this is a country song, they'd be the same person wouldn't they?

Naah, you just need this.

For me it's a different thing, I couldn't care less about eye-candy, what I want apt to fix is (1) "some packages have been held back because we felt like it, no updates for you", and (2) the giant clusterfuck that is its key management, "some key you've never heard of can't be found/is untrusted/has expired, no more updates for you, ever". And none of the hacks and workarounds posted to screeds of forums where people have had the same problem work, you just end up with a system that can't be updated any more because apt won't let you.

Hasn't LiIon pulse charging been around for years, typically as a means of fast charging?

Since China is busy buddying up to Russia, maybe they're trying to replicate the Russian Sleep Experiment?

It's not even for servers, Lenovo laptops, and probably many others as well, all have the Intel Mismanagement Engine present, typically enabled by default and riddled with bugs and vulnerabilities. It feels like 90% of Lenovo's firmware updates have been to patch up the latest vulnerability in UEFI and IME.

It's missing the tentacle porn.

Unless it's in the Appendix to the Apocrypha, which I haven't read yet.

Well the ones where the front didn't fall off are safe, particularly the ones that are built so the front doesn't fall off.

The reporter may have been born after 3.5" disks were a thing.

That's also historically been how it's worked, whenever Congress' lobbyists got themselves a federal law that pre-empted state laws passed, it was to neutralise state laws that actually protected citizens rights.

Nah, it should be the Fluffy. Then you could rate asteroids in fractional units of Fluffys.