Comment You must be joking. (Score 4, Insightful) 16
"It is unclear exactly why the film was dropped,"
Are you serious? This is Amazon, where they make bold and critically acclaimed films such as "Melania".
"It is unclear exactly why the film was dropped,"
Are you serious? This is Amazon, where they make bold and critically acclaimed films such as "Melania".
The more he can accumulate, the better....as long as he does so ethically and pays his fair share in taxes. His success owes a lot to America and the American people, so he should be paying a lot in taxes.
Good luck trying to find that "Activity from other businesses" setting. It's pretty much impossible to find. That's by design, no doubt.
This is something data centers should pay for because it's a problem they've created.
i think you've missed the point of why they are locating these in Texas.
The sole purpose of this bill is to increase the value of our dear leader's investments in crypto.
Most data centers use evaporative coolers.
TFA doesn't say what they mean by "replenish". Are they going to wave a magic wand and fabricate new water?
How did they identify the device out of hundreds of passengers?
They didn't. All the crew knew was that there was a bluetooth device in pairing mode named "Bomb". The crew asked all passengers to turn off all devices.
It's a little disconcerting that they're surveilling private Bluetooth connections:
Nobody surveilled anything.
I followed this is real time on Reddit. People from onboard were relaying the messages from the crew and people on Reddit were tracking the flight, observing the u-turn.
Apparently it's a bluetooth speaker that the manufacturer names "Bomb". I'm not sure how much blame the kid deserves.
That's like saying driving without learning to drive is good enough because that person got there in the end. Never mind the carnage on the way.
Nah. It's like saying "The last 10 red lights I stopped at, there was no cross traffic, so I'll blow through the next one".
Whether the reports are being miscategorized is a different issue, but basically, this is just Linus venting some frustration.
If these are genuine bugs, it seems like they should have a bug reporting system capable of efficiently handling duplicates. The last thing you want is somebody failing to report a genuine bug because they mistakenly assumed it was already reported.
TFS is misleading. The word "free" appears on that web page 23 times. It's literally the first word after the header.
This all but guarantees an increase in ransomware attacks. There won't be any increase in defense against these kinds of attacks because it's easier and cheaper to pay the ransom. The losers here will be the users because of all the downtime and there will inevitably be leaks anyway.
Paying the ransom is reprehensible since it will cause so much pain for other people in the future, and should be illegal.
With all due respect, things have changed a lot in the 12 years since your kids became teenagers.
Most parents are good people with good intentions, but in today's world they just need a little help in steering their children away from the many dangers that are impossible to avoid entirely.
"A lot of users aren't that good at predicting the future" is just another way of saying the vast majority of the polymarket bettors are suckers. The old adage of "If you don't know who the sucker is, then you're the sucker" holds true for polymarkets. If you don't have insider information, especially illegal insider information, then you're just donating your money to those who do.
I cannot draw a cart, nor eat dried oats; If it be man's work I will do it.