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When the Xbox CEO calls the Xbox CCO to meet... does she refer to it as a "Booty call"?
When the Xbox CEO calls the Xbox CCO to meet... does she refer to it as a "Booty call"?
And, right on the equator, they just bob up and down.
Apparently they're homeless because Microsoft didn't pay out so getting out more is probably the last thing on their mind since mission accomplished - they're outside already.
On how long it is before this turns into some ridiculously exploitable data breach that gives hackers full access *everyone's* VISA account info, I mean.
Was anyone looking to build a data center in Seattle in the first place?
Yes.
According to the Seattle Times, in April "four companies approached Seattle City Light about building five large data centers with a combined maximum demand of 369 megawatts — roughly one-third of what the city uses on an average day".
Considering macOS 27 is in beta, the issue may be accidental rather than an attempt by Apple to block Linux on its hardware.
Ya think?
I heard that the Chinese Embassy on Monday accused the U.S. of "overstretching the concept of national security and making discriminatory lists to go after Chinese companies." It said Chinese companies observe the laws and regulations of the countries where they do business. "The U.S. should stop its wrong practice and create a fair, just and non-discriminatory environment for Chinese companies," the embassy said in a statement.
I also heard that the Chinese Embassy on Monday accused the U.S. of "overstretching the concept of national security and making discriminatory lists to go after Chinese companies." It said Chinese companies observe the laws and regulations of the countries where they do business. "The U.S. should stop its wrong practice and create a fair, just and non-discriminatory environment for Chinese companies," the embassy said in a statement.
However, Europe doesn't even have a usable navy to put to sea.
Huh?
The GP was just regurgitating Faux News talking points which, as usual, have very little basis in fact.
the war was won on the Eastern Front where millions of Soviet soldiers died wiping out most of Germany's best forces.
While there is truth in that, you might also want to look further into where much of that "Soviet" weaponry came from.
Stalin thought they would have lost the war if it wasn't for US weapons manufacturing and Lend-Lease.
"Fake it 'til you can make it... or at least until you can cash out" is the mantra of so many tech startups this millennium...
>"This, the PDF handling and the screenshot features is what I want to see from Firefox."
Well, we have had the PDF handling and screenshot features in Firefox for a long time. And I do like them both.
Having Vulkan support is very welcome. Although I admit I dumped NVidia a long time ago. All my machines are either AMD GPU or Intel, and both work fine with VA-API. I think only mostly NVidia being an issue with using VA-API (and maybe some ARM systems).
Bartholomew Cubbins, is that you?
Can I get it to mix in the occasional random "Here's what I found on the web" response, just for old times sake?
>"It requires, for example, that when you record a conversation, at least one party involved has given consent."
With one party consent, the person participating and recording knows it is being recorded so that is the single consent needed. I believe the law you are talking about is a third party recording multiple others who do not know they are being recorded. Like you recording a phone conversation between me and my friend, neither of us knowing you are doing it.
Now, a few states have two party consent laws, essentially meaning that everyone has to know they are being recorded.
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