"Alter the law so it doesn't actually affect us and we'll stop opposing it."

Lawmakers will probably do it as the lobbyist money will be around long after attention to the story has gone. Nobody's going to vote against their representative for this. Most of those who bother to show up on election day will just vote for their favorite team if they're super fans, and the rest will vote for who they think will win so they can tell their friends they voted for the winning side like they were betting on a football game.

So if your chat app gets compromised you can't search for a solution or workaround using the same phone. Brilliant.

"A strange game. The only winning move is not to play." -- Joshua / WOPR

I finally have a solid reason to drop another streaming subscription. I was already considering dropping Paramount between seasons anyway.

Interviewer: What do you think of Google's latest Android changes?
Sweeney: Google is doing great things!
Interviewer: Are you saying that because Google requires you to support them?
Sweeney: Google is doing great things!

Perhaps we can call this the "Leaving Soon" effect.

The subject is the message.

Bitcoin is the opposite of untraceable. There's literally a public journal of every transaction. If you can be connected to a wallet then every transaction you've conducted is exposed.

The usual business model...
Eff you. Pay me.

How is this AI? This is date time math with sorting and if statements.

I always feel completely underwhelmed by Netflix's content lately. This may very well be a big contributing factor.
Maybe they should leave the story telling to story tellers.

So when something mission critical breaks down and the vendor authorized techs refuse to enter a war zone, it's the military personnel who are going to pay the ultimate price for the corporate betrayal.

The level of anti-intellectualism has been rising very noticeably of late. People are already sick of being made to feel dumb by other people. What makes anyone think they'll accept being made to feel dumb by a machine?

LibreOffice will be raising it's licensing costs by even steeper percents. Individual users will go from $0 up 10% to $0. Enterprises will go from $0 up a whopping 30% to $0.

Apparently if we just mass text Russians "LGBT propaganda", they'll block the service.