Comment Re:Supremacy Clause of Constitution says otherwise (Score 1) 50
Notice the key words in each of these sentences: efforts, proposals, sought, advancing. We'll see if any of it actually gets passed.
Notice the key words in each of these sentences: efforts, proposals, sought, advancing. We'll see if any of it actually gets passed.
I mean the slop industry's and Trump's problem, not everyone else in the world's problem
No user interaction is required? So I won't have to allow javascript with noscript?
My other question is whether having your browser profile on a ramdisk makes this easier or harder for them to track you.
The problem is he's unable to pass any federal law. Executive Orders do not supersede state law after all.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Here's a reminder since you forgot.
Compare this to shark skin in water.
From TFS, FCS: "This technology is fundamentally different from the "rivulet (shark skin) process," which is known as a typical aerodynamic drag reduction technology."
Good news for you: Linux PCs run Windows games better than Windows does now.
I use Firefox, the Firefox instructions is adding that same switch to your searches, just not directly like with Chrome. I remember bookmarklets, I started with DOS after all
I'm not Joe Sixpack, I don't care if he slops it up. The switch being added to the URL is what's in the link I provided. Did you not read it? Maybe you are Joe Sixpack.
The ability to search Google without using LLM is still possible: https://tenbluelinks.org/
Why are your poor business decisions my problem as a consumer? If I buy a game (license), I should be able to play it forever, live service or not. I don't care that you only licensed music in it for X amount of time. License the music for the game for all time or don't license it at all! This wouldn't fly for any other medium, could you imagine? We're remotely disabling your blu-ray disc because our licensing deal to put product placement in your movie ran out.
If you don't want to keep the servers going, you should be forced to release all related source code in the public domain.
Does this signal a change in Microsoft's strategy of releasing bad operating systems?
Logic is a pretty flower that smells bad.