I stopped asking them after years of a "coming soon" ticket if they were going to support tor hidden services and they were like "no really, soon!" every time.
OK, Lucy.
Don't assume only one intelligence service here.
(it takes one guy a day to set this up).
Sure, Americans pay taxes and inflated costs of goods to provide military security for Europe, drug development, technology development, etc. so they have more money for healthcare, arts, and leisure.
Everybody should need to work less as technology and productivity increases while maintaining the same standard of living, but nooooo, we can't have nice things.
Materialism plays a small part but GenZ has correctly realized that they can never live as well as their grandparents under this regime.
Boomers are happy to shout "avacado toast!" at them from their country-club golf carts.
I wrote here about coming Age Wars a decade ago. Let's hope somebody comes to thier senses.
They are probably building hybrid plants but getting EV plant tax credits.
They'll "update" their plan in a few years.
There is increased demand so they cut production.
That can't be the story.
Perhaps they're offline to switch to HAMR or something.
Make sure you understand that these sub-28-nm claims are "equivalent" made by stacking and layering.
The feature size on a "7nm" could be 28nm but they stack four of them and Marketing says "as if 7nm".
Soon they will advertise processes
Does AOSP not support Chinese input?
BTW, Heliboard is available from Izzy and is open source and does good (non-nudge) prediction locally.
It's too bad that it took DoT to enforce the most basic tenets of commerce law when ostensibly that's the Courts' job or even the FTC when courts fail.
Good to see corruption only wins 99% of the time!
Jacobsen's Algorithm wasn't widely implemented until the 90's and you know it.
On my Firefox Nightly I have an extension to set Yandex as an allowed default search engine. Makes it easier to pop up another browser for a session.
Somebody fix that extension to work on mobile, eh?
They don't - something like this needs an Act or Congress.
SCOTUS made up some BS "Chevron Deference" in the 80's which has been abused like this since.
The current
We may like the FTC proposal on this one but with that kind of power and no representation it's only counting the days until they do something we absolutely detest. And then there's no effective recourse.
Weren't the founders and top management of Google citizens of Israel?
It dozen't seem all surprising from that perspective.
These protesters should have gone back to writing code to surveil Americans, I guess?
Sometimes a Good paperback at ThriftBooks is $1 less than a new one at Amazon so I just get the new one.
Weird market!
PS unless the recent printings have been Trust & Safety'ed.
Good flick if you want to get a feel for how Pharma sales work.
I'm surprised it hasn't be Pfbanned yet based on who it highlights.
They always rant about Wayland, systemd, Pulse/Pipewire, devops, dkms, quic, zfs, etc.
I used to wonder why they don't just not upgrade their os, but then I realized they are lazy and want somebody else to maintain their old system for them.
I mean, even compiling gentoo with the right use set is too hard for these bellyachers.
Yet the humility never occurs to them that the non-lazy people who actually build distros are embracing the newer technology.
Instead the Old Farts case aspersions and ad-hominems at these hard workers. It's pathetic.
I'm done with their BS and won't help them understand anymore - the arguments are almost universally in bad faith.
Because otherwise they would just not upgrade. I have some Infomagic Slackware CD's from 1993 they might be interested in. Yeah, my first Linux box was over 30 years ago and I competently run all those technologies now. I don't fear change even though understanding new tech takes work and I can't just rest on my laurels.
At launch it was the most expensive stock to short on the whole market. One of the fin sites did a cost breakdown.
Always draw your curves, then plot your reading.
