Correct link should probably be: https://www.axios.com/machine-... not: https://www.axios.com/mick-mul... even though I'm sure that both articles are interesting.

https://www.ft.com/content/f04...

According to TFA: "The original report of a ban has now been retracted"

My only personal experience with them was the Honor 5X phone. It was cheap, but it was really slow and it completely stopped working after a few months. I won't be buying anything else from Huawei. Fool me once, etc.

The text [alternative source] appears, but alternative source is actually provided.

32 Mil isn't some number pulled out of thin air, it's the amount of money Hertz has already paid to Accenture. Which sounds pretty reasonable, if you RTFA.

I'm assuming that they had to do this to protect their IP, as otherwise it could set a bad precedent. Maybe that's giving them the benefit of the doubt. I'm not sure if it's better or worse, at least for ZeroPaige and the port.

Seriously, does anyone even want this? Microsoft already faced huge backlash over trying to make XBox One online only. I thought it was obvious that consumers want at least the ability to play offline. The Disc-free console will be a break when Live is unavailable, which does happen occasionally. I guess this is better only that it's not the only option available.

That's not always an option, especially if you live in a building that has an exclusive contract with Comcast.

would be a better headline.

I'm guessing there are at least a couple reasons to not legalize drugs: 1) Legalization would probably put a dent in big pharma profits 2) Legalization would give cops one less reason to pull over and arrest people.

? In this case I take it "whipping boy" means an entity that receives almost $3 million in subsidies.

This post is about Tunisia, not Libra. Or am I missing something?

That's not the point - local law enforcement doesn't need a warrant to use a gun.

In this case, the FBI did catch a "bad guy". They needed a warrant to do it, however, because without it they set a legal precedent that they can install a trojan on anyone's machine.

After I found out about this (through watching clips from Big Brother) I started watching my mouth, even though none of my Pakistani friends here in the US find the term offensive at all.