Look, I know which video I watched.

Are they going to tell me how many times I watched it?

My workplace allows browsing outside of the Intranet with Chrome, Firefox, Safari, maybe others... basically anything but Edge.

...to get my security-conscious workplace to allow use of Edge for browsing sites outside our own Intranet.
That's the kind of tacit endorsement I'd need to see before even considering it for personal use.

If this were a Google service, it would've already been killed due to lack of interest.

(Okay, technically, they would've launched a different product that does almost the same thing, then killed the first one, then renamed the second one, then killed it.)

... look to be rising. Why? Likely because pro teams, and their players, are getting more and more greedy. Meanwhile, the viewers suffer.

}}} don't touch Ubuntu or Mint {{{

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I use the Debian-based version on Mint.

The excerpt is worded poorly.

Somewhere around 2-3% of American adults are taking GLP-1 drugs for any reason.

12.4% of American adults who take GLP-1 drugs now do so specifically for weight-loss purposes.

q.v. https://www.npr.org/sections/s...

>> Microsoft has reorganized its Outlook team under new leadership as part of a broader effort to integrate AI into its core products.

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All the more reason to avoid Microsoft apps.

And this just days after the unique numbers assigned to objects in orbit passed 66000.
I think this Starlink launch will put us past 66100, actually.

... why should I trust Microsoft to do this to me?

I hope this leads to a decrease in the amount of SMS spam I get.

Make it the Apache Software Development Foundation and it'd be the easy-to-type ASDF.

(Oh, but wait, MIT already has an ASDF, the Autonomous Systems Development Facility.)

At least around where I live, if a cable provider wants to offer service in a given town, they negotiate a deal with that town where the town gets a little bit of money per cable customer. That money funds things like community-access TV stations, staff and gear, studios at high schools, and so on, so you can watch the local sportsball team, or whatever boring town government meeting, and so on and so forth.

Those community-based things have taken a huge funding hit due to cord-cutting, so they (and towns) have been curious about whether something similar might be worked out for high-speed broadband on a per-customer basis. The local community-access station here has also started looking for sponsorships from local businesses and such, to make up the gap in funding.

Came here for a UDP reference, leaving happy.

A union? Couldn't they call it a horde or something?