Turns out that their push for AI safety was all about destroying the competition after all. Who would have guessed?
It looks like they did account for this. The W / TB value is a little hard to parse, but what they really meant was: "Power efficiency, measured as the average power consumed in watts to write or read 1 TB of data."
That's only the power consumed by the drive itself, not the entire system:
total power consumed by a drive
SeaMonkey not supporting WebGL isn't Cloudflare's fault. SeaMonkey being blocked by Cloudflare because it doesn't support WebGL and therefore fails their fingerprinting is Cloudflare's fault.
IME these kind of stunts are disturbingly common. The last time I tried to check the balance of a Kroger gift card while using a VPN I noted it reported that the balance is $0 instead of giving a proper error. After disconnecting it gave the correct amount.
It sounds like they never fully fixed the flaw.
They completely redesigned the unit to prevent that failure mode. This is a different issue entirely and applies only to a small portion of 737s. Still not a good look for Boeing, though.
I guess 100,000 terabytes didn't sound as impressive. IMO it really doesn't when you consider the number of devices and the 5G home internet offerings.
IANAL but I don't think that would count as self-incrimination. They're not being ordered to admit they did it, just that they control a particular account, just as someone who matches a description in the area of a crime might be detained and ordered to produce identification but cannot be forced to admit they committed the crime.
unless it's a 3.5 speaker port and then it's a fucking outrage
Probably because a mobile device meant to be carried in your pocket with only one port is quite a different thing to a desktop computer meant to be used in one location with multiple ports. You're definitely going to have to pay for more than a simple DAC dongle if you want to be able to charge your device and use headphones at the same time, and you'll have to be willing to carry around something bulkier.
The early termination fees in the FTC case represent "less than half a percent of our annual revenue," Rao told The Verge.
And how much would the subscription dues from people who decide not to cancel due to the exorbitant early termination fees account for?
I always knew the furries were responsible.
Apple devices tend to retain their value very well. It's even a selling point to some buyers that while they may pay more for a Mac or iPhone upfront they're likely to be able to get quite a bit of that back by selling used or trading in.
The Vision Pro looks to be an exception to this, perhaps because the price was way too high to begin with, or perhaps because demand is simply low for such a device.
All constants are variables.