I'm not saying that is true or false, but it's not a good look that Trump's own administration can't/won't confirm it to be true.

Except, Microsoft is switching from one unsupported render engine to another unsupported render engine. Either one would require a translation layer to work.

My friend was watching it, and he never read the series, so I ended up watching it with him. I would rather it hadn't been cancelled, but I wasn't as invested as my friend. His opinion mirrored the ratings. If the second season hadn't improved he would have dropped it. I mostly spent a lot of time trying to guess how their story changes were going to affect things.

Obviously your own opinion is what matters to you, and nothing wrong with feeling that way.

It definitely wasn't staying entirely faithful to the books, but they made that clear from the start. I would have preferred if they had, but I'm not going to fault them for that alone. The show did have a rough first season. However, it continued to improve from there. Most ratings for the show put it around 75% to 85% positive overall, with season 3 being 80% to 90%.

Fedex has long been operating in the same way. The importance being that if they're still getting away with it, in the areas where they de, it isn't surprising to see Amazon getting away with it as well. Many/most states have ruled that Fedex's drivers are employees, and I would assume the same would be true with Amazon. The only other factor I see is that not all Amazon delivery drivers carry the branding. It's at least possible there could be splits in which drivers are/aren't employees.

In this instance, it's based upon miles driven. It wouldn't significantly affect the miles driven under FSD. Also, if it's only shutting off in the last few seconds it's likely not going to affect the actual outcome of the accident so the costs to them aren't likely affected.

Since when is just over $2 billion approximately $1.5 billion?

I'm sure there are a few use cases, but the thing that comes to mind for me right now is something like Home Assistant.

I would say many/most could see the difference between 80Hz and 360Hz. You do get diminishing returns as you go higher. It would be harder for the average person to reliably tell the difference between 120Hz and 360Hz. The difference is generally considered imperceptible above around 200Hz. Aside from visual clarity, you technically still get a quicker human response time at higher frame rates. For most people that wouldn't be relevant, but could matter for professional play.

Exactly. Words have meaning. If you invent your own, it makes this process difficult. Try actually reading what is written, instead of what you think was written. You failed again to notice that what you think I wrote and what I actually wrote are different.

Unless you take the time to acknowledge your mistaken interpretation, I don't see any reason to continue this discussion.

It does a fair bit, and the rest of your questions imply you might actually already know what it does.However, like any law, some people are going to break it. You cannot stop unwanted behavior completely. That doesn't mean laws aren't effective.

Not from the ouside, but it will criminalize their use in the area.

Officially, for the area, yes. The article even mentions it mandates reforestation. Unofficially, only time will tell.

I'm seeing a pattern of you finding your own interpretation, regardless of what is being said. I specifically brought up them mentioning Kelvin. How did you read that to say the opposite? I said their wasn't any context for them to have brought up Kelvin at all. The comment they replied to had nothing to do with Kelvin, outside of it being temperature related. Their comment had no relevant tie-in. As such, using the context of the thread to imply they meant "degrees Kelvin" is flawed.

To me, it just looks like you're shoehorning your own interpretation into an otherwise stupid joke. There was no context for them to even mention Kelvin, so why would one assume the use of degrees was implied when the statement as a whole wasn't really in context.

They didn't say "degrees Kelvin" they said "Kelvin".

I've seen that too, but the vast majority of the laptop users I deal with only have one so they can move about the house.

Sure, but that ultimately isn't overly important to how most people use their computer. That is, it's generally better for the computer to keep itself up to date in the background than to expect them to ever take the time to do it themselves. Having them restart the computer usually has less friction than having them run updates.

Ultimately, adding the option seems like an overall benefit. Leave it up to the distro for the default, or have a setting on install.