Comment Re:meets the bar (Score 1) 58
Maybe it's Gen-X nostalgia but the 1990s was a golden age; cats snoozing atop Trinitron monitors.
I, for one, welcomed our new feline overlords.
Maybe it's Gen-X nostalgia but the 1990s was a golden age; cats snoozing atop Trinitron monitors.
I, for one, welcomed our new feline overlords.
'Record' temperatures in the high 30s is a warm summer day for us in Australia.
Grape vines, like humans, get thirsty. You need to keep them hydrated.
It doubles as an oven!
With the appropriate heat dissipation, you can cook a thanksgiving dinner under the hood of your truck on the way to grandma's house.
Thus Dell was correct at the time. Apple was suffering an identity crisis in the mid 1990s before Jobs returned. Brilliant people, umpteen side projects that never stuck because of dysfunctional management.
Ironically, they did have the prototype modern iMac back in 1989 with SE/30 running A/UX. Had they stayed the course with A/UX 4 ported to PowerPC (converging with AIX), they could have sidestepped the complete mess that became Taligent and Copland.
IIRC, carnivorous plants such as the Venus Fly Trap are toxic to humans.
But theoretically, yes, one could breed a cultivar that pre-ingests protein.
As an omnivore, I don't mind a vegetarian option.
But why do we need to pretend with meat substitutes?
Phoronix posts some decent stuff but a lot of it is clickbait, trying to taint Linus as some sort of dictatorial sociopath. The kernel has survived more than three decades because its founder still gives a damn about code quality.
A couple of dozen contributors, one big merge and the maintainer probably didn't write or review the helper function that Linus got annoyed about. This right before the release.
Just because it compiles and 'works' doesn't mean you should ship it and as a maintainer, he'll do a more thorough job next time.
What OS does Google use internally?
Because if you wanted to 'dog-food' you'd sternly encourage pretty much every employee to use Chrome OS, hence the Linux and Android containers, with the option to spin up a virtualized container for specialty work, including Windows 11 (whose support someone unofficially demoed on a Pixel phone.)
Steam OS then seemed like a perk for their employees but it's built on Wine, so as an incentive to get whatever Windows apps the company uses running sans W11.
I think they have a nostalgia for the IBM ones, before Big Blue sold their business to Lenovo.
Well, they did release a new Fantastic 4 movie recently featuring Sue and Johnny Storm. Maybe he's their devilish cousin.
Anyhow, the company's other co-founders are a second Roman and Aleksey, both also under criminal investigation.
Battery storage is required when even coal is offline for months of the year for maintenance.
e.g. here in Australia, AEMO uses Tesla batteries in SA and Victoria to mitigate summer blackouts, since all of our coal fired power is at least 4 decades old.
Depends on the channel. If it's music videos then yeah, [some obscure TV show that uses this on their soundtrack brought me here ] adds nothing.
But if I want to Google informational content such as cooking, history, science, language learning, solving a Rubik's cube, raspberry pi clusters etc then the comments often illuminate. Even Slashdot with its flame-wars has some gems; the audience has sat through 2 decades of my prattling anecdotes...
Anyhow, I'm really surprised there is not already a YouTube Kids app that restricts content by potential self-harm.
I would recommend Honest2Betsy. She regularly does his material complete with period era dressups.
In my country we always called it the Persian Gulf.
Anyhow, beyond the headline, what is a dry tortuga? Is that like beef jerky but with turtle meat?
My country, like America has a very car-dependent culture.
At 10:30 on a Saturday morning in winter, I'm back from my stroll to the supermarket. Round trip 4km 5,500 steps with $AU40 worth of groceries. Do that 3 times a week and that's almost Google's 150 'heart points' for the period.
My brother and mother who drive everywhere, well...
Real Programmers don't write in PL/I. PL/I is for programmers who can't decide whether to write in COBOL or FORTRAN.