Was going to say someting similar. It will be like reading reviews for products on company web sites.

"The reason I bought the *insert name of product* was because I heard good things about it. The *insert name of product* has lived up to its expectations. Its *insert product description verbiage from company web site* did what it said it would do, I couldn't be happier. I am so glad I bought *insert name of product*.

No mention of what the product does or how it does it. No feedback on any issues. Just shilling by plopping in the product name and description as much as they can.

While he obviously has a huge hard-on for Vlad, he's also effectively told him to fuck off too.

You didn't see him ask Congress before reducing sanctions on Russia after all.

Would you like to try again? The orange goon recently said Russia "has been fine on Ukraine" and "hasn't been doing much" to the country. This as Russia deliberately targets civilians.

That doesn't sound like "fuck off".

Things were "as bad as it gets" toxic in terms of 4chan cretins by 2010 and by 2012 there were obvious signs of nation state activity.

You should have seen the Yahoo! boards in 2014 when Russia invaded Ukraine. The rusbots were everywhere defending the invasion, talking about how WWIII was right around the corner if Ukraine was helped defend itself, how Russia has nuclear weapons (that trope is still ongoing) and so on.

Nation state activity doesn't get more blatant than that.

Those personal devices, which won't have any government info on them, may be to blame.

If you truly believe that, seek a mental health professional.

The Al-Khayat brothers are also involved in the recent purchase of Lukoil assets.

Is anyone surprised the Russian asset has his people using proxies or software from Russia during an election? Do I need to spell it out what they were trying to do?

But it is very shitty to attack Heathcare.

Russia deliberately targets civilians. Why would they care if they hit something healthcare related?

At this time, AMD stock is down about 1% after being up nearly 10% in overnight trading after they released their results.

I've said it before and I will say it again: If these companies were in any other industry, you wouldn't be able to buy their stock. They are printing money faster than the U.S. government.

Yet every time they announce record earnings, sometimes double what they did the previous year, morons sell because the end is nigh. Never mind their projections for the coming year say they can't keep up with demand. This time it truly is the top of the market.

And when they lose their phone? Or it's stolen? Or dropped in the ocean during a vacation?

This is absolutely a stupid idea and needs to be killed off right quick. A single point of failure is no way to manage your money.

Oh yea, Pet raptors are just around the corner.

They already exist. It's called falconry.

They're not pop-ups. They're overlays. ABC and Yahoo both have them for videos.

Essentially, they are the same window that Firefox will implement.

You must be new here. Saving money by not having people is the wave of the future.

There's the old joke that you should proofread to make sure you haven't any words out.

If I had $1 for every time AI has found a word missing in my work that I've proofread several times, I wouldn't need to work any more.

I would think that an audit trail only needs temperature readings, not adjustments.

You don't want to know who made the adjustment? Nor the time the adjustment was made? What adjustment was made?

Might as well gut audit logs in Windows or Linux if all you want to know is a reading.

Better a few Boomers lose their shirts than decades or centuries of techno-fascism.

Because only boomers have investments.

Your whining is the same thing that has been said for centuries whenever a new technology or process has come along. I can guarantee you would have been one of those whining when the cotton gin was invented, or cars and airplanes started being made. This is how society advances. If you don't like, you don't have to participate.