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If you read the title "99% of New US Will Be Green in 2026" without the story, you may be thinking this is about Greenland.
If you read the title "99% of New US Will Be Green in 2026" without the story, you may be thinking this is about Greenland.
They had nice vases in Laukkaing, although they were a little pricey.
And you can still do it on Windows 10 22H2 to this day.
So a company that offers AI training/certificates (CompTIA) has analysis that shows AI is a job requirement?
Does that analysis and this post come with a small quantity of Sodium Chloride that I can pinch?
That's some dense cheese. It would probably break my teeth.
Does anyone remember China blowing up a satellite around 2007, which received much international condemnation because of the amount of space debris is created?
My experience has been different. When I did my research, I found those made in Germany had great reviews, those made in Asia - not so much.
Miele vacuum cleaners last so long that my mother-in-law is still flying hers about after she replaced her broomstick.
what the hell kind of garbage did you buy?
I am typing this on a nice Dell XPS laptop I bought 8.5 years ago. 4K screen, backlit keyboard, 16 GB RAM, 7th gen i7 processor. Used for over 50 hours per week for 8.5 years. I would say that kind of usage indicates that it is not garbage - but quality hardware. Unfortunately, it won't officially run Windows 11.
The only thing I have had to replace is the power cord - as the old one bent back and forth a lot being moved several times a day.
I agree. A Perplexity coder is busy altering their user agent header in these scenarios to randomly choose from a large collection of various valid user agent strings.
It's the DHD from the second StarGate - buried under the ice.
If they look at where recent Antarctic seismic events are strongest - they can more accurately determine the location.
Translation: Angry man defecates on joystick and shakes fist at cloud.
Did someone say unauthorised repairs? I think I have heard that one before.
Doe - a deer, a Johny Deere...
I haven't found performance to be an issue with Office.
On my laptop (just over 8 years old), with a throttled CPU (ThrottleStop) - Word loads in 2 seconds (after a reboot and login).
A 2 second cold start is very reasonable.
Maybe they spend the time/resources improving Teams performance (which is much, much slower to load) and Windows performance - and enable the decrapification of Windows from stuff nobody needs and nobody asked for.
Alvin (hi!) - I don't trust anything you wrote in your comment. Now excuse me please whilst I resume sending people pictures of my genitals.
268 MB now - which is insane for what it does (and it is using the WebView 2 external component).
Computers don't actually think. You just think they think. (We think.)