Maybe the only winning move is not to play?

Meanwhile everyone who wants to enjoy life wants to live in Europe.

As a human, you can easily detect that a host is "infected" because it's running weirdly named processes that you've never seen that are using lots of resources.

You could easily do that as AI, even without LLMs or any neural network.

Red wine from the UK is foul, did you never try it?

White wine is ok, particularly sparkling which is even quite good.

Just place stop orders.

That would be an interesting angle if your craziness didn't transpire through.

Sure, the USA is suffering from anti-intellectualism and populism. Their economy is starting to suffer from that, and is projected to get worse.

Europe isn't all that different. It has more culture and art-de-vivre, but has also been falling behind economically as its citizens move away from engineering and science.

Ultimately those dynamics are playing out quite slowly though.

the OSI defines open-source, and it's unlikely that license would comply either.

Sommelier is a real job; it's there to help select the best products for the people who appreciate the finest things in life.

I guess it's modern parlance, you could say they're similar to influencers reviewing products. Or evangelists using slightly older buzzwords.

It depends on the kind of stuff you run. Low-latency for example is by definition high-density, and getting more than 50kW per cabinet is usually a problem.

There is actually an increased number of people who make money from playing video games, i.e. professionals.

How illiterate do you need to be not to know that the names people use in different cultures or languages to refer to the same concept is not always a literal translation?

It can take several hours to cook.

That's why they have a wifi model, so that you can go hang out somewhere else.

In English it's called a water circulator.

A sous-vide machine is not only heating the water with a thermostat, but also circulating it to ensure the temperature is uniform within the water container.

That's why they're also called "water circulators".

The problem is trying to use developers as a replaceable serviceable commodity rather than having them own, design and build things.

Thunderbird has been slow and unusable since version 3.