Comment Re:Who is Yanis Varoufakis (Score 1) 148
He had a brief moment of fame during Greece's financial crisis. But over the years it has become clear he's a communist with a pro-Russia agenda. So you don't.
He had a brief moment of fame during Greece's financial crisis. But over the years it has become clear he's a communist with a pro-Russia agenda. So you don't.
Well, if you project an operational profit where you have a 100 million loss, it may be partly due to bad financial management.
That's just a baseless claim. Plenty reputable companies and institutes have been named after their founder.
"nobody" - sure, there were haters back then as well. Most people were simply amazed and appreciated the upgrade from Windows 3.1. Bill gates didn't become a billionaire because nobody liked his software.
Everyone ultimately profited from the oil. Shell paid massive amounts for the exploration rights. Every liter of fuel that has been sold has brought many times that in taxes and levies, all in the name of environment and climate. Then use those taxes for what they were intended for, clean up the environment. Shell does not own the fields, it is just extracting the oil and gas.
People always bitch about Microsoft abusing the market but the truly evil corp is Google
Definitely legal where I live.
what's the point? you drop two spec pages. at last tell us what we are supposed to see.
You'd better trust Microsoft over Google.Google's primary business is selling personalised ads. Microsoft's primary business is software and services.
The news has already been paid for by the ads that were served while the AI was training on the content. The news sites should have included restrictions against AI in their TOS but in the end it's all water under the bridge, the cat's out of the hat.
Java was so hip in the 90s, it meant cool hipster programmers with their Macbooks, sitting in a Starbucks all day, sipping their Frappuccino lattes, eating avocado toast, listening to acid jazz, and programming enterprise Java beans for the back-end and applets to dominate the web.
That was the marketing. In reality it was a slow, bloated platform that was insanely complex to properly deploy or develop for, and had all kinds of weird stability and memory usage issues. Those cool hipster programmers turned all out to be HB1s from India and after Oracle took over Java wasn't so free and open after all.
They should analyse technical questions to chatgpt and aggregate that by unique users and programming language.
.net is FOSS and you can use it any way you like without paying for Larry Ellison's 3rd yacht. The Java shakedown is real.
Do they still make those? Nobody trusts Google anymore.
I really don't understand the praise for the Apple app store. Each app has 20 variants, they are all crappy and expensive. Search is terrible. Compared to the android play store or the xbox store, it's mediocre. I currently use 0 apps from the app store on my mac and I like to keep it that way.
"An organization dries up if you don't challenge it with growth." -- Mark Shepherd, former President and CEO of Texas Instruments