zero? Cite?

Neither one are CURRENTLY what they once were. I used to love my ability to graph new roads (lots of construction in my area) with Waze, then they got the regional gatekee.., er "managers" that moderated that into nothingness, now even that's gone.

And Maps, sweet mercy. It thinks all I want to do is find restaurants around me, all the time, every minute of every day. Sometimes I just want to see where I am.

> including its tendencies to reproduce prejudice and assert falsehoods as facts.

So it's a politician?

> key sticking points to the NetEase extension were ownership of intellectual property

Who could have seen that coming?

They don't _have_ to pay equity grants to anyone.

> It has been rumored that he was wearing a wireless, vibrating buttplug

No, it has not. One person asserted this totally as a joke, listed it as such, and media idiots transformed it into something it wasn't.

It's like the North Koreans pointing to "The Onion" as proof of something.

...these students don't get blackballed from getting a job in the field over this.

But I don't hope it very strongly.

Wouldn't a provided adapter fit the bill? I mean, it's all just electrons over a wire; the form factor is the limitation, no?

> that an American jail is preferable to being conscripted into the Russian army.

When in history has this ever not been the case?

This is the most insightful thing I've read in a long, long time. I'm going to keep it in my "nuggets" file, properly attributed.

> will feature former NSA employee and comedian Wanda Sykes

Wait, what?

...was an Atari 400 in ~1981 or 1982. Upgraded it to 48k of memory and a "real" keyboard. The 400 had what we called "the burger king keyboard", since before touch screens those "membrane" KB's what you used in a fast food joint.

The first one I _used_ was a TRS-80.

BUT WHATABOUT....

So tired.

"Daring Fireball" tut-tut'ing anyone else about bias is about as rich as it gets.

> lets make it out like the xbox is the only computer capable of that

Said, nowhere.