Comment Re:USA *deserves* the kick to the ego. (Score 1) 66
Projection.
Note that while Trump want's to go Mars, US is pulling the plug on most planned robotic missions.
Projection.
Note that while Trump want's to go Mars, US is pulling the plug on most planned robotic missions.
faster than used Tesla batteries.
We collectively got over-focused on deporting gardeners and letting brain-worms set child vaccination policy.
Wage-slave salaries stay flat while rich get richer, and protecting the rich's tax cuts is a Holy Endeavor.
...wacky ideas, so if it keeps his orange nose out of pressing issues, I deem it good.
Admiral Ackbar: "It's a trappist!"
Correction: kaboom
potential hurdles include ensuring that the methods used for startup, operation and shutdown avoid instabilities
"Instabilities" = that giant boom that Marvin the Martian always wanted to hear.
A USB hub is just annoying to lug around and even more annoying to assemble.
I like still having one or two USB-A ports on my laptop, but I can't say I've ever been annoyed by having to "lug around" a USB hub (with a gigabit ethernet interface) in my laptop bag. It weighs around an ounce.
I also think the article complaining about shit like mice, keyboards, and headsets is a bit out there, since any of this crap connected to my laptop is connected via bluetooth which has been around over a quarter of a century and has been ubiquitous in laptops for at least 15 years.
"There has never been a successful, widespread malware attack against iPhone,"
Bullshit. **cough** Israel's "Pegasus" **cough**
I agree that the claim is eye-roll inducing, but you could have at least read the next sentence before replying with the exact thing that it references.
I once worked for an environmental cleanup organization. Then we merged with a conglomerate full of polluters. In the gallows we joked that we were being paid to clean up our own messes.
PhallicGPT
Everybody seems to hate some group these days.
...won't be easy to undo.
Every successful person has had failures but repeated failure is no guarantee of eventual success.