all publicity is good publicity. especially if you're riding such a huge bubble nobody can'h even see the size anymore

Having something that both resembles in name to Mozilla Thunderbird and Intel Thunderbolt but is neither... Probably an AI came up with that name and idea

The humans that went furthest from earth so far had to call itsupport about an Outlook issue. Pretty sure when humans get to mars, we'll take the plague with us, like the conquerors did on the american continents.

selfhosted games used to be a thing on playstation consoles, starcraft, aoe, ... Just abstract it enough and the common player won't notice or care, especially with a lot of people running off ftth connectivity with several-hundred Mbit uplinks and ultralow latencies. Running off ipv6 natively gives you a direct connection to well-configured enddevices. The main gaming problem with user-hosted lobbies is cheating as the sever runs sanitychecks. A gaming company could just run proxy servers for user-hosted gameservers

in the 70s/80s Ai already crashed and burned so hard nobody serious dared touch it for decades. Same with fusion. Rinse, repeat 50 years later...

If there are clear actionable instructions how to complain or cancel a charge, it's a scam. (Nearly) all other businesses do their best to confuse and complicate cancellation

Morpheus starts becoming a interesting contender with all the money hpe is pouring into it.

their own format wps but it's (as per their own blog) interchangeable with office formats. https://www.wps.com/blog/a-com...

it solves job security. You'll need a ton of really talented engineers to keep runnin, what ai is spitting out

Except for a very few highly specific and painful-to-use secret chat features, telegram features no encryption at all except transport layer. Unless e.g. WhatsApp

Same reason whatsapp is more popular than signal even despite using the same. Protocols. Market reach and positioning. Signal markets itself for tech enthusiasts with all the crypto talk

Classical data centers use on-site active cooling to chill a water reservoir which is then used to either directly or through water-air exchangers indirectly cool the Datacenter. But for the sake of power efficiency (pue) aka profits... It's apparently preferable to just heat up and waste existing water sources and dump them.

At least your comment isn't a big drag but it is a waste of resources

I'm pretty sure the 5bucks will more often than not get you the coffee despite the comment and not due to it

Sounds a bit like a crt screen with extra steps. You bombard particles with an input beam and get another photon beam out. Just for laser instead of electron cannons