I think we now know who used hacked HP ink!
https://www.wired.com/story/hp...

Apple innovated by first INVENTING the law, what are you saying?

You are totally wrong on all fronts. h263 works, h264 works, h265 is decent, AV1 is even better. The Nvidia h265 support is pretty good, their AV1 support is event better. That's all there is. Intel is the best by far.

"security.workspace.trust.banner": "never"

Spoiler alert: it's you.

Exactly - it's all "general purpose computing" until the corporation, for whatever reason, decides that it's not.

Finally claimed ifixit upon recognizing them as one of their own due to the prefixed "i" in the name.

I'll stick to my $600 Beyerdynamic headphones for the next 30-40 years. They just have 2 simple drivers, 3 pieces of wire, 4 screws and nothing soldered. In the 3 years since I got them I already replaced circa half of what's inside, things I'd previously broken through my own mishandling, with drops, spills, pet accidents, etc; all with official parts and all practically fool-proof, through self-service. The funny part is that the total cost of all the components summed up is actually the total cost of the headphones, and each component in part is cheaper than what other manufacturers put in their devices (minus the drivers themselves, but pay 3x the price for 3x the sound).

Now THAT's a feat of engineering, not this bullshit from TFA.

Oh, and most professionals, people making actual music, besides hip-hop, record, master and produce with these.

> The problem with tech deciding to use its platform to influence politics is that the tech platform is suddenly political.

Hey, if you think this, then by all means, go and replace Notepad++ with Microsoft Word. In this way Microsoft will be the ones talking directly to the politicians and your software stays clean of politics.

> ignoring the quality of the new update

Just to remind you - the last time they had an update it took them 6 months to deploy it (almost one month ago there was, with much fanfare, the announcement that 1809 has reached "wide adoption").

"1903", as in "the month of May", as in "21-May-2019", which is "end of May 2019", aka "06-2019", "1906".

It will well be months of news of fuckups - technical, legislative, social brought by this new upgrade. Months of juicy Schadenfreude here on Slashdot, and Microsoft deserves it all, once and even ten times over.

Google+ actually still is and it still has its users. Sunsetting, but it exists, so please, allow Google to mine the data they're mining from the slashdotters who don't use a blocker like uBlock for example.

Windows already has the ability to run Greenshot. So... thanks Microsoft?

I already finished.

It's called PSP for AMD and yes, it's there and as far as I know at the time, impossible to disable.

Isn't this as if I were using libc or, god forbid, libc++, boost even, while not being an "expert" there? I'm pretty certain it would take me an obscene amount of effort to even replicate some of the stuff in boost, for example.

Isn't this all that modern development has been trying to achieve since forever?

... how hard it must be for girls called "Siri", or even "Google Now".

> From a report: "Dunkirk," director Christopher Nolan's big budget war epic, is a filmmaker's film and a movie buff's dream with its wide, high-resolution 70mm format."

Why? No, really, what's so special about having 1/2 of the screen black?