Ignoring that there are people who both had COVID and got vaccinated.

Except I'm pretty sure that Parler still isn't allowed on the Play Store. However, since Android allows sideloading apps Google doesn't approve of, Parler is able to offer an Android version of their app for download and Google can't really do anything about it.

Oh, that’s cute! a six-digit wearing his dad’s clothes!

From a statistical standpoint, this is the most likely. There is a stigma with mental illness that doesn’t come with a traffic accident or falling off a ladder.

Depending on the copying process, it's plausible...
Like, if there's somehow a lossy encode generation (or an analog generation or five) between the original and copy or if the CD is burned so poorly it's audibly skipping or if it's done in a way that inserts gaps between tracks
But if you don't do something wrong, nah.

(puts on flameproof suit)
Like GP said, "people who don't have a clue"

Does ARM have SSE3?

Because a good number of Android and Chrome OS devices are actually ARM, as well as the new M1 Macs.

Also, does the Linux build of Chrome require SSE3?

(Yes, I know that the summary was likely referring to Chrome on AMD64)

Apparently the company has instructions for how to unlock the device with a screwdriver. And the security researchers who found the issue had a couple of other ideas https://www.pentestpartners.co...

Internet-connected penis prisons still seem like a really fucking dumb idea, though.

He should be in prison

As was the case for just about every president back to at least Reagan and possibly further back at the point where they left office

I mean, Trump did almost start WW3 with that stunt.

Actually, technically, the last president to *start* a war was either FDR (I'd argue we were dragged in) or Woodrow Wilson.

Now, a lot of presidents since then have started illegal military conflicts.

Also, I'd argue that Trump droning an Iranian official on Iraqi soil might be worse than any of Obama's military adventures.

Oh, you sweet summer child. You think you turn it on twice a year.

The data transfer is background noise in the sea of other things our phones do, and passively looking for BLE devices in the background is something that is already being done.

*yawn*

That exists in the US (to an extent) and has probably for 15+ years

It took Apple Pay becoming mainstream for the reader infrastructure to exist.

I mean, the API will still exist, if only for the massive amount of legacy code that expects it to exist. Much like Win32 isn''t going anywhere any time soon.