Yes indeed. As a long time Billy Connolly fan I find it kind of hilarious that there is a company called "Joby Aviation".

Obviously she said the words she's shown on video saying, but she presumably also said a lot of other words before and after the short clips shown in the video which would provide valuable context to the words you actually hear her say, and probably completely change their perceived meaning. Carefully editing out this context is a common technique employed by those who try to push their own world view by painting their opponents as sinister or evil. (Playing sinister music and showing a silhouetted speaker with a dark background helps too.)

We've seen this all before, I'm surprised people still can't see through it. The Planned Parenthood baby parts nonsense was a prime example but it's easy to find plenty more even on regular "mainstream" news shows.

Because with Rocket Chat you can host it yourself and avoid the aforementioned middlemen surveillance and monetization. If that isn't important to you then go ahead and use Slack.

There's a song about that.

And then ???, and then profit. Duh!

30 years ago when I was taking AI in college my professor summed this up perfectly. He said "AI is like artificial milk. Artificial milk doesn't have to be as good as real milk, it's just quite handy if you haven't got any real milk."

No thanks. Everyone knows that using Go 2 in your code is bad programming practice.

90% of the 43% of the population who voted in a referendum that had been declared illegal by the Spanish government. Given that the separatists are far less likely to respect the view of the Spanish government than the loyalists, I think that probably skews the results more than a little.

On the other hand a recent opinion poll showed that 41% were in favor of independence and 49% opposed (source).

Austria, 1935:
What am I doing in this box?

and the New Technology File System file system that follows that...

You mean countries that are actually cities?

Followed by the BFT (Big... you get the idea)

Clearly it's the same mechanism by which the sun's energy is being sucked up by those solar panels in Woodland, NC.

Do remember that Windows 10 includes DirectX 12 and Windows 7 doesn't (and presumably never will). Not an issue right now because there are no games out there that actually use DirectX 12, but soon enough it'll be the norm so you probably want to upgrade while it's still free, if games are your primary reason for running Windows at all.

No idea why an IP camera would require DirectX, but some of them do have web interfaces that require ActiveX, but you only need that if you actually want to use the web interface to view the video. Most IP cameras (certainly including Axis, I'm not familiar with the others on your list) also implement RTSP, and H.264 is pretty standard, so you can view the streams using e.g. VLC player.