About time they update to Zipdisks.

Look up "residential proxy". It's literally a legalized botnet, and every manufacturer offers it as a service to their real customers.

Cool, now do LG, and every other TV manufacturer. They are all doing this.

I feel like Wikipedia confuses the problem of availability with that of discoverability. Simple text pages don't take up much space, what's the harm in having every person have their own short bio page? Instead of trying to enforce vague standards of notability, Wikipedia should make their search better. Next token prediction could help with this, as it would make it possible to search in the context of a given field, using your recent search history. For example, searching for "fission" could take you to a different page depending on whether you're coming from nuclear physics or microbiology.

Proton has IMAP support, but it costs extra.

True, you don't want to encounter the Activate Linux overlay.

This is why releasing on bittorrent is important, you can still get the images even if the site is down.

Turns out Skynet doesn't need to send the T-800, it can just con the police into swatting you.

My guess is this is a front for bioweapon research.

You could already install docker on WSL and Windows still doesn't have native container support. I'm not sure what the use case for this is.

You mean like TreeSheets?

Link, because it didn't work the first time.

It doesn't. Even on Android phones, it requires Play Integrity. Most of the problems with social media are caused by monopolistic megacorps, and the "solution" is to give said megacorps even more power.

The cable is only an issue because someone decided to turn VR into the Wii and the rest of the idiots in the industry followed suit. Motion controls combined with VR are always going to be dangerous cable or not. I just want to play with a controller sitting on my ass. As for latency, we are trialing a number of headsets at work, and you can absolutely tell the difference (also there are compression artifacts but those aren't that bad). If these don't bother you then by all means go for it. But they bother most people, which is why VR couldn't break into the mainstream.

"That's nothing, our latest model has more than 20% chance of killing mankind!"
-OpenAI tomorrow