Only true if these are being 'undeleted' from a local filesystem such as your phone or camera. But if iCloud located files deleted 3 years ago are easily relinked to the filesystem or database, then that is an awfully wasteful bit of storage space; but then Apple has plenty of money to waste.

Well, "there" is your problem. The cloud is not yours, and they don't actually delete the content you willingly gave them. In the age of data collection and data brokers, who knew?

Now not just ruining game servers.

If it is said on the Internet, generally speaking it is there to sell something.

VR headsets should be treated like monitors. A monitor that works with a Playstation works with an XBox, but a headset does not: see the difference?

Standardization, if VR ever gets it then the hardware may actually be everywhere.

Plus it is soo easy to not be doing your job....

Google, like me, doesn't know what TIAA means. But yes one employee can't vote on much but if they all buy shares... It would be closer to a union.

Complaining about not sharing in company profits though is not what unions are for. It is supposed to be for fair and humane treatment of employees. Whining that your piece of the pie is not big enough is not what unions are supposed to be about.

Buy an existing US chip business, then sell it back to the US for profit...

I'm not a tree hugger, but no mention of the power requirements they are wasting, er I mean using on this variant of AI data center?

There is no shoulder at all, the cyclist is supposed to stop in line with the cars and not pass illegally on the right. It really is quite simple, if you don't want a car turning right into you simply stay behind the car in front of you and in the middle of the lane so that the car behind you SEES you. Don't pass illegally on the right; cars can't legally do this and neither can your bicycle. I get if the shoulder is wide enough to do this there is some gray area, but many many many roads in PA have NO SHOULDER.

My scenario was all the cyclist's fault since they a) illegally passed on the right with not even a shoulder and b) rolled the red light. Passing a cyclist once on the road is fine, but doing it twice for the came cyclist in almost any trip means the cyclist is not following the law of the road.

Solution seems obvious - work and get paid while also owning part of the company and also get paid... Plus you get to vote on the direction of the company.

And now we have data going back millions of years... Sure thing.

In my region of PA we actually do move half way into the oncoming lane to give some room, and we also slow down and WAIT for oncoming traffic to clear before passing the cyclist.

But that still hasn't stopped some cyclists from rolling red lights and generally doing very selfish things. The best one was 10 or more cars stopped at a red light, this cyclist passes every one of us on the right, rolls through the red light and now when it's green we can't pass this cyclist for almost a mile due to oncoming traffic. Did I mention there are NO SHOULDERS on this road, even at the intersection? It only takes one or two stupid cyclists like this to anger an entire driver base.

Sometimes you have to admit defeat, which is easy since while Slashdot still runs - any development for this platform ended long ago.

"The global CO2 readings have been taken from a station perched upon the Mauna Loa volcano in Hawaii since the measurements began in 1958 under Keeling's father, Charles."

I read the Summary?

-and yes I am going to die alone on this hill.