Comment Re:The usual "Microsoft feature" question (Score 1) 241
> Next up, a utility that notifies you of any process that uses more ram/cpu than you want.
You must not be using firefox then...
> Next up, a utility that notifies you of any process that uses more ram/cpu than you want.
You must not be using firefox then...
I thought Jan 6 happened because someone turned off their own police force to cause a ruckus.
Heaven forbid there might be a single rule providers have to follow in order to receive common carrier status.
> so they can hold me to account for my actions
When did words become actions? Sheesh.
I just hope we don't end up seeing a massive BSOD glowing over Wyoming.
Sigh, Nuclear reactors already run on Windows (not even joking), so I wouldn't hold my breath.
Sorry, but that is just the funniest thing I've heard in a long time.
I guess we should put you down in the list of coal power advocates then. Nothing else is likely to fill the gap left by bad bureaucracy.
The point here though is that the criticism given for solar is that it can't produce sufficient power at all times it's needed, but the simple fact is that this nuclear plant can't either.
You don't seem to understand this at all.
The solar plant produces 0% at night. The nuclear plant produces 100% all the time. When only 70% is in use during the daytime, the nuclear plant can store that extra 30% and then produce up to 145% at night when the solar plant isn't working at all. This is a huge benefit in power grids because they have to be designed for maximum load which can be somewhat transient and short lived at times.
You have a technology giving 145% and you use that to complain that it is slacking off. How ridiculous.
Wait. So you're saying Twitter's salvation will come through MORE censorship, not less?
Apparently the Indian police think the misinformation shoe is on the other foot...
> What Twitter did to inflict this on themselves was operating in India
I think unfairly censoring their own users also helps remove any possible protections you would expect the "press" or common carriers to have.
So no, being unfair does help others be unfair against you. Kind of like walking outside isn't the only thing making you cold when you left your pants down as well.
The joke is that twitter does not promote free, open, public discourse and then is surprised when someone else does it to them.
If they behaved fairly, then some of the "press" protections might kick in. But seeing as they don't protect anyone else, there is no one left to protect them.
Good luck Twitter. You're going to need it.
> Create your own Twitter for treasonous shit-gibbons if you want.
Sorry, they already banned Trump. There are no free speech advocates anywhere near twitter.
Look around at just the folks "helping" the problem. "Net" zero carbon? Ya right. We're all going to die. Earth was fun while it lasted.
No, you control only what THEY want you to control. Nothing more, nothing less. THEY control the vertical. THEY control the horizontal. Just sit back and relax while it all slips away from you...
> Higher learning happens when you pick up and read a book you aren't required to pick up.
That would take the word institution out of the title. If you weren't "required" then it wouldn't be an institution of higher learning.
One small step for man, one giant stumble for mankind.