This is exactly how CA used to operate:
- acquire a company
- screw the customers by cranking up the price
- stop development and let the product die
It looks like when Broadcom acquired CA, as part of the deal they got CA's business strategy and the assholes who implemented it as part of the deal.
Well, if that's the case then I suggest a new initiative: "Stop buying games." If the governing bodies won't help then vote with your wallet.
Stop buying games yhat require remote services in order to play.
While you're at it, stop buying cars that depend on remote services in order to work.
And thermostats.
Etc.
Good luck with the IPO, this might put a damper on things.
There is a slim - but growing - majority of support in Canada joining the EU.
It's unlikely to happen; most of the support is ignorant of what it would entail.
I predict that the EU would be more favorable to admitting Canada than the UK.
They walk clockwise in Australia.
If you visit the site, be sure to disable javascript, and have adblockers running.
It's a most unpleasant experience otherwise.
The important thing is that some dingbat academician got a publishing credit.
The important thing is that he got a job offer from google.
People are treating AIs as God-like.
They are asking all kinds of questions, spiritual and existential.
Commonly assuming that the AI is all-knowing, all-seeing etc.
So there is a shift from the established God to the ones we have created.
No wonder he is worried.
A.H. himself, in his autobiography told us repeatedly
Thanks for posting your reading list in its entirety.
Seagate Sparks Memory Sell-Off
What exactly does this mean?
Imagine if Nazis had access to modern technology when they were tracking every Jewish person.
They *are* in power. And they *are* tracking every Jewish person. And Muslim person. And Catholic person. And Protestant person. Etc.
Can't open /usr/games/lib/fortunes.dat.
