If you see this dog toy, you'll immediately think it's cute and is referencing Jack Daniels. It doesn't say anything negative about Jack Daniels.

There's a considerable chance that when you next want a shot, you'll think Jack Daniels because you thought about it recently.

Maybe, or he's making up the duration ;)
I doubt they did 30 yrs ... no firm reference I can see.

T-Bills are by definition 1 year or less in duration.

I have an older Quest of and a mobile one that I just gave away. The Quest was used for a few days and put on a shelf, something I keep meaning to go back and play with. Then I got an email from Facebook saying I needed to make a Facebook account to keep using my hardware that I (didn't actually) pay for (long story, test sample) but did own. FSCK that. There are a few things that are dealbreakers for me in the tech world and a forced Facebook/Meta spyware account is near the top of the list.

At CES this year, VR/AR stuff was in pretty high numbers in high profile areas but the interest seemed a bit tepid. At MWC last week, there was precious little VR/AR and it was mostly ignored. I think we have reached the 3D TV phase of VR and it is all downhill from here. Discounts are telling, not much to save the sector now, it will become an admittedly useful niche device but mainstream is dead. AR is a different story but we are years away from basic usefulness there.

Yawn. It deserves a quick flaming death but VR will drag on for a while yet. The sooner it drops out of the media hype cycle, the better for us all.

              -Charlie

The College Board is the only source of AP classes if you want to call them AP classes, because it's a College Board trademark.

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13, the age specified for COPPA, is the limit that applies right now, though not specifically because of social media.

Note, another factor is that it's easier to integrate an in-kernel server with the exported filesystems.

File locking, NFSv4 file delegations, NFSv4 change attributes, and lookup of files by filehandle are all areas where we've traditionally depended on in-kernel interfaces between knfsd and filesystems.

Over time we've added APIs which expose that functionality to userspace (see for example open_by_handle_at(2)), and we may some day get to the point where userspace has access to all the same filesystem functionality as knfsd, but we're not there yet.

There actually is an active userspace NFS server project (Ganesha). My impression is that it's currently better suited for exporting filesystems (typically complicated distributed systems) that themselves run mainly in userspace.

You took dictatorial powers and starting making moves that the US doesn't like, then whine that we make moves you don't like. FA&FO.

It's more like a Ponzi scheme.

Let's get Elon to bring back Vine, then we can kick TikTok to the curb.

Assuming Twitter doesn't collapse under Elon's hubris, anyway.

Because we all know what happens when we eat Taco Bell.

The next logical step in the sequence the Tories have been making is Nadine Dorries. Then we will have hit bottom.

The source code had private keys of some kind in there. Depending on what those keys were used for, that leak could be much worse than the source code.

Interpol has no direct power. It's a voluntary association of law enforcement agencies among many countries. An Interpol red notice requests that other countries who see this person arrest them for extradition.

It also doesn't force other countries to do anything. Russia and Turkey, and I'm sure others, have both issued Red Notices for political dissidents, and other countries have ignored them and/or complained.

It's much more likely that Arm is using this to force Qualcomm to renegotiate the Nuvia-Arm agreement. I don't see a reason why Arm would want to stop Qualcomm from using these designs.