I'd like to replace my front camera with pepper spray. Get me and the cop trying to force the now fake face unlock.
The invisible hand of the free market has decided there are a lot of customers that are into Nazi shit.
We have a few start ups that are basically just IRC or Jabber with a desktop client that is a bundled Chrome browser. Some of these are billion dollar unicorns now. Amazing how much recycling goes on in the virtual world.
Russia, Iran, and North Korea have nothing on good old American ingenuity.
Nobody fucks the USA as hard or as deep as the USA.
The orange felon can just pardon himself if not...
I mean, even thinking about this seriously is far more expensive than paying the fee. There must be some extreme corporate dysfunctionality at Novo Nordisk.
Yep, went like that in the last few AI hypes as well. Grande promises, tons of morons thinking the world will fundamentally change, small actual results and impact.
Average american still dumb as fuck.
First, there is no need. And second, ther is no proof that quantum effects are random at all. So far it is just the only _model_ we have. The headline is a lie.
What are people thinking?
Um, I should have "invested" in $TRUMP coin instead?
I use yopmail.com for a lot of truly throwaway stuff. I bookmark the account in my browser.
Be aware: the site itself is riddled with ads, which are easily blocked. But the way it works is you don't have to give it any information about yourself, not your name, not your phone number, nor an email. You get a URL to check your inbox, it's all wide open of course, anyone with the URL can ready your email. It's good for those sites that insist on an email address to access features. Once you get that first "verify this email" message you can just treat the address as a black hole.
It's a very different use case than Proton Pass or Firefox Relay.
Adding: Passwords also work in the dark.
I can't touch type you insensitive clod.
That seems like a *you* problem, not the password's.
Yep. "Countable" and "non-countable" are distinct and it is reflected in grammar. My English classes did cover that. Apparently some supposed native speakers (?) did not get that taught or failed to understand it when the subject was on.
You're using a keyboard! How quaint!