And which one would be quicker to do you inhuman fuck. A company immediately helping law enforcement in a notoriously time dependant safety situation, or maybe you wanted the sheriff to hang on VW, call the parent and explain to them they needed to pony up the cash or his hands were tied. What the fuck is wrong with people.

Also: I don't know (because I haven't looked as I'm being lazy) if the court is differentiating between hosting content vs promoting content. Holding companies to account for what they promote rather than what they host would be a very good thing IMO.

Surely there's an irony asking people to setup 2FA when it would seem much more sensible that all their employees use it.

n/t

Just do nothing. The article is saying they are stopping the pilot program that allowed those emails to pass through the filters.

Nudge nudge, wink wink. i.e. unpaid overtime

Watching people throw a ball around a field gets old quick.
Watching people hit a ball around a field gets old quick.
Watching people run along a track gets old quick.

Heads up, lots of people enjoy lots of things that you don't.

As an Apple user, I wholeheartedly agree.

At a bare minimum if Apple has an app that competes with a company in the app store, that company should pay 0% fees IMO (ignoring the argument about what everyone else should pay).

Seems he conveniently doesn't mention what Meta does with all your contact information.

The problem with super experienced players (of any game) is that they expect other people to play a certain way when they are also experienced, because why would you play any other way if you were a good player. This is super evident in e-sport titles like Rainbow 6 Siege. You get pro league guys dying to much less experienced players because they did something no 'pro' player would do (take a certain position in the map etc.).

Superficially, this feels like a similar situation. He expected the other player to play a certain way, they didn't and he lost. Essentially he's coming across as salty.

Orchid Righteous here. Man those were the days!

Their built in adblocker is just awful. Personally I found it breaks so many sites, especially ones using Paypal quick checkout. Oh and you can't permanently disable it. Oh and if you tell it to turn off for a specific site, it'll re-enable itself sometime later (that screwed me in my vain attempt to grab a 3080FE).

Then there's the 'Cards' they like to stick on the default new tab. They keep adding them and they're turned on by default, for things like Gemini (crypto), Binance (crypto), Bitcoin, crypto.com etc. Which is funny because those things all seem to ping out to crypto sites I don't want my browser connecting to, and there wasn't a way to turn those off either (the connections, not the cards). Blocked all those sites using my PiHole.

I was just replying to this bit really. In that it's (a) already been addressed and (b) isn't happening after the trials have ended. Obviously (b) is unusual but in this case required.

Oxford Uni don't any capacity themselves but it's been organised and manufacturing of the doses has already begun.

Just stick -stackoverflow at the end of your query. I do it all the time with amazon.