Comment Re:Same problem in Europe (Score 1) 148
TF is a BMV
TF is a BMV
For context, intel offered 4.3 billion shares. You can do the math on the percentage stake Nvidia owns
I miss Cowboy Neal
It wonâ(TM)t take long for these cars to be exported. When it does, expect them to absolutely destroy the automotive markets of whatever country allows them in
PlayStation
Sure the speed limit is 30, but we have tons of kids in the neighborhood and narrow streets due to parked cars (we are still in the heart of the coty). Everyone else travels at 20. Waymo regularly travels at 30mph. Maybe its lidar is detecting pedestrians and thinks it is safe, but just the other day I watched a kid run out from behind a parked car to catch a ball. No amount of lidar would catch that at the last minute.
Of course itâ(TM)s play fast, fail hard.. so change will not happen until a kid dies. Just hope it is not mine!
i believe is what newsom's latest tweet was about
In a statement to RockPaperShotgun, the company said one of PayPal's acquiring banks terminated all Steam transaction processing
Name the bank
Why wait for Cruise? You can do this today. My daily commute is 20min going up 45 and around 610.. I get the worst of it all. But I don't drive, and while I don't play games or watch movies, I do text, catchup on emails, and eat breakfast. Makes that drive go so much quicker.. Waymo is here too now, so there's space for a new player...
Except the free XX hours was part of every new service, not the actual disk. If you didn't have a new credit card to start a new free trial, your trick would never work.
Yet.
Wait until every computing device has the equivalent of an A6000.
Ignore this fool
docker run --name 13ft -it -d -p 5000:5000 ghcr.io/wasi-master/13ft:latest
Now it's running on your system. Lets all collectively throw our middle finger at the news alliance
This. I enjoyed the $15,000 gram of weed and 8ball of coke I bought in my 20s.
>can block
>can throttle
You realize a lot of ISPs block ports like HTTP, SMTP, SMB.. right? Should we allow unfettered access to services that when compromised affects the entirety of the internet? Iâ(TM)m okay with gating it behind a more expensive service since, you know, most home users donâ(TM)t need to send email to every smtp server on the internet
Anyone can hold the helm when the sea is calm. -- Publius Syrus