Its license runs for a year, after which you will get a fresh copy. This means you won't be able to configure your own system and keep it alive -- you'll have to recreate it, from scratch, annually.
Annual license that is a complete pain-in-the-A$$
In other words How To Make Something Seriously Restricted Without Actually Saying So
Yeah, it sounds like they're intentionally driving away anyone but paying customers at this point.
Just what I want, a woke AI in my pocket.
This is going nowhere.
Great news, the device will have no ports and overheat.
Haha
3% of the UK landmass is an absolutely massive area.
This is dumb. Build nuclear reactors. Done.
Remember Munich, with much fanfare, adopted Linux in 2003 only to abandon it for Windows 10:
The plan was prompted by gripes about both the complexity of the current setup and compatibility headaches. According to Mayor Dieter Reiter, having two operating systems on municipal PCs is "completely uneconomic" -- it'd make more financial sense to simplify. And unfortunately for Linux advocates, Windows was more likely to win out in this case. Munich's council has had to keep a minority of Windows PCs around for apps and hardware that absolutely needed Microsoft's platform to run, and those were destined to stay.
Reiter also pointed to complaints about IT performance, although there are disputes as to whether or not reverting to Windows is the solution.
In addition to politics and cost, the issue of having to work in a Microsoft-centric world are likely to kill this.
The analyses posted completely ignore the 2022 Hunga Tonga volcanic eruption, which increased the amount of the greenhouse gas water-vapor in the stratosphere
But somehow it has not emitted any sulfur dioxide?
Ada users are mainly rolling their eyes at the Rust fad.
Ada's security guarantees were mainly for static programs. It didn't support anything reasonable for dynamic memory. They finally added it a couple of years ago, by adopting Rust's model of borrowing and scopes.
It depends on why it works on parasites. A lot of these idiots think it works on covid due to the mechanism behind ivermectin being a proteinase (enzyme) inhibitor
Ivermectin is NOT a protease inhibitor. It's a neurotoxic poison that interferes with GABA signaling in parasites. At higher concentrations it first starts to interfere with human GABA receptors, and if you keep cranking it up, it eventually starts binding with nuclear proteins. At this stage, it also affects the COVID virus.
However, looking at the pubmed NIH site for papers on ivermectin, there's a lot of research using treating it for a lot of things.
That's because researchers routinely test already approved drugs (there are around 20000 of them) as experimental treatments for different diseases. That's exactly what happened with ivermectin - it has shown activity against COVID viruses in a Petri dish. However, that was at concentrations that also would kill the patient.
Researchers then tried lower concentrations of ivermectin, and they found zero effect on COVID.
I just can't see why a parent would think that missing a day of school is acceptable.
Because COVID taught them that
A) their kids can learn anywhere, anytime, with a variety of methods
B) they saw just how much of their kids school days had been taken up by crap that had nothing to do with academics
C) it's not necessary to be stuck in a concrete box 9 hours a day to learn, or even study 5 days every week to learn
Most of us are beginning to see what the late Michel Foucaultt meant when he said that "schools resemble prisons because they serve a similar function".
Sadly those who own the robots are the ones who benefit the most. I seem to recall something about owning the means of production, but my American public education didn't seem to cover that subject.
With 70+ years of examples of how collective economies work, are you seriously arguing for Marxism?
First world problems: we have all the guns, money, and influence but our country is "in decline" because the price of chicken nuggets is up this week and someone has purple hair.
In case you haven't been to a grocery store, car dealership, realtor, college bursar, etc lately, the price of pretty much everything is up. Maybe you're making so much money that you hadn't noticed.
"Ninety percent of baseball is half mental." -- Yogi Berra
