Comment Re:To Paraphrase Hanlon's Razor... (Score 1) 76
So... you're making fun of them to
So... you're making fun of them to
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Those scientists should be cancelled and debanked for feeding the models with garbage going against the ones following the science and reducing emissions! We all now that those American SUVs are responsible for global warming and that we need to convert everything to electricity and cancel any other product in order to save the planet.!
You're... making fun of people for not living up to your shallow stereotype. Alrighty, then.
That's a pretty apt description. Thats' why they were so keen to get us onto data rationing before streaming TV hit big. Those annoying overage fees are why AOL hit it really big. Unfortunately it isn't well remembered by the PHBs out there that it's also why everyone fled AOL the moment they could.
How do you spell entitlement?
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Gee, I remember when Linux being available on everything wasn't something to groan about.
Btw those nerdy/geeky peeps you looked up to in your formative years, they didn't pick obscure computers/doodads to look fashionable, they made their choices because it suited their needs. My dad's friend, for example, picked Atari computers over Commodore/Amiga because of their midi support. That's it, it had nothing to do with that ancient playground battle.
They want everyone in the U.S. to be on as shitty an internet as possible to reduce the ability to communicate with each other and wuh wuhhhhh. Wuh-wuh wuhh wuuh! Wuuuuuuuh wuhh wuh wuhh wuuuh, wuuuh wuhhl wuh wuhh.
k, thanks for the contribution.
DEI for the win.
The US Constitution limits US government actions worldwide against everyone.
Try to keep in mind that it's Friday evening and Slashdot users don't get the opportunity to pick on anyone else very often.
Yes. It is. They keep accepting the work and saying they'll fix it.
I'm actually leaving Amazon because they keep delivering our groceries to the wrong apartment and despite zillions of phone calls they still won't do anything to fix it.
Oh and they're trying to make their phone # go away so you can talk to their unhelpful AI instead.
It is weird to me that the sort of nerd that'd hang out here is somehow not the sort of nerd to understand the concept of 'best tool for the job'. "That's too big or heavy" is an understandable concept for anyone remotely left-brained.
...and care about superficial and cosmetic shit like "it's lightweight and slim".
That's right, folks: Mobile devices are only smaller and slimmer for cosmetic reasons.
I've always believed in using separate components for my home entertainment system to the greatest extent possible, and while not specifically for this particular scenario I still maintain that it makes sense to keep the system modular.
I agree with you. I'd add that 'bundling' in general is a bad idea. For example- A company like Spectrum (formerly Time Warner Cable) would offer you both cable AND internet, and offer a discount for using them both. The problem with that? If your TV service suffers (like
That said, that's not really the big issue here. Google is sucking up all your data. That is their goal as a corporation. Everything of theirs that you log into is more surface area for a potentially-damaging attack. Did I mention they trust zillions of third parties?
Refreshed by a brief blackout, I got to my feet and went next door. -- Martin Amis, _Money_
