I have a long-dormant FB account, but the privacy settings have always (since the setting was introduced) been set to not allow people to tag me.
I do not have a FB account and have never had one. How do I say that I do not want to be tagged ? The only way would be for the default to be no, but FB will no do that.
No, coal if the orange climate denier has anything to do with it. Trump has ordered the pentagon to buy more coal-fired electricity, one of his biggest and most persistent lies is that climate change is a hoax.
Another popular way is date based numbering. So the kernel just released could have been 2026.02, the next prolly 2026.05, the last 2025.11. It doesn't really matter.
A rich $EvilEntity that is able to compromise Claude and get it to insert remote exploitable bugs it could do a great deal of damage. Especially if Claude is used by programmers who are inexperienced or too lazy to check its code.
mandate another note when they are presenting fake news - ie made up 'facts' or stuff of high bias. There always has been spin in the news, especially when covering politics but these days it has got completely out of control. Things like BBC Verify help but are not nearly enough when faced with the huge torrent of lies generated by those of low morals who will do anything to benefit themselves.
I accept that this is a pipe dream.
Will you be able to write the whole disk before it fails ?
No it wasn't, it was just called Greenland to trick people into living there.
This appears to be true:
The Saga of Erik the Red states: "In the summer, Erik left to settle in the country he had found, which he called Greenland, as he said people would be attracted there if it had a favourable name."
A big problem that will remain is that Microsoft is subject to USA laws eg the Cloud Act and others that let the USA government grab your data and remotely disable services and software. The USA could never be completely trusted (think: Edward Snowden) but Trump has thrown this into sharp focus. There is a move within the EU to move away from American technology. Microsoft cannot fix this problem.
The Rothamsted Classical Experiments have been going since 1843.
this is what makes it science and distinguishes it from religion.
Long may scientists continue to try to show their beliefs wrong.
that this was not already the case.
A USA owned company that has a subsidiary in, say, Ireland that is staffed by Irish people (citizens & domiciled) and USA based staff cannot ssh (or similar) in to do things. The USA government makes an order under the Cloud act on the USA company. This then orders its Irish subsidiary and the Irish staff decide that obeying the order would breach the GDPR/similar and so tell the USA parent to shove it.
What can the USA government do ?
If we changed spellings so that they followed how words are pronounced:
* We would have words spelled differently in different countries and also different parts of the same country.
* Over time spelling would change, this would make it hard to read old texts. By old I mean 100 or 200 years; even older would be worse.
* Dictionary compilers would have a harder task than they do today.
* Mechanical (ie computer) analysis of texts would be harder, more errors.
If anything we should use a single world wide English spelling. I am English and so I think that it should be the King's English as spoken & written in England. I do not expect those in other countries to agree with me but it would be good if they saw sense.
So I guess that we are not talking about the POTUS.
I've looked at the listing, and it's right! -- Joel Halpern
