You know what's also strength? Not publicly blabbing about a product until you're ready to release it.

Is that you, Sheldon?

Why doesn't it happen in real life? Or does it? There's no alien race feeding us new information as humans only live on this planet.

I presume he's getting a cut.

That's a pretty poor excuse as they could just deem certain countries ineligible for human rights issues.

I use it all the time for TVs and lamps. For the lamp, it's in inconvenient location in the bedroom but it's easy to tell Google to turn it off as I exit from the adjoined bathroom. The TV because my son never remembers to turn it off when he goes dinner so I just turn it off from the dinner table instead needing to run to the family room.

> Even the liberals can't control the rotation of the Earth to prevent nightfall from setting in No such thing! It's the Sun that is rotating around Earth! What are you smoking?

"... or facts giving rise to.... " The above reads to me like it would one year after the issue was discovered.

My reading of it is that Rust doesn't solve anything for lock inversion: https://www.lurklurk.org/effec....

My thoughts exactly. And never mind that it's still vaporware on Windows as far as I'm concerned.

Did you ever try lowering the compression quality in 7zip to compare? It's natural that a smaller compressed size takes longer, but one is able to adjust this trade off.

Probably passwords, which could be harmful if people reuse them. Aren't there also people who pay them? So probably also credit card numbers and other personal info.

My sentiments exactly!

Google Fi Unlimited, shortened to Google FU...

Call me skeptical here, the only way what you said could be true is you put in your innermost loop where the bottleneck is doing dynamic python stuff. Anyone using numpy and the GPU properly must be faster than VB6. Crap. This is an April fools post, isn't it!?