Maybe they should rebrand to Netscape, then later, they can split the browser only mode into a new product. Lets call it Firefox.

Its the tie in - particularly to sharepoint. Most users wouldn't choose to use it, they have to use it.

Except he is not a US Citizen, was never under the jurisdiction of US law I don't know how anyone can call it espionage with a straight face. Its more he embarrassed us and might makes right so he must pay but well find a charge and charge him with it.

They aren't the only manufacturer making 'solar tiles' or 'solar shingles' not even the first.

Four legs good, two legs BETTER!

He's done a lot to to Linux yes. Not sure he's done anything for it.

The RTX 3060 over a GTX 1080TI will make more money when power cost is taken into account according to nicehash calculator.

I guess it's raining men.

They've launched multiple smaller rockets with high a success rate.

Well prime itself is fairly easy. Unfortunately we still got billed for Prime Video though we only ever signed up for prime and of course had Prime Video bundled. When your registered as overseas with prime video and you click cancel it asks you to contact Amazon representatives directly - why? I signed up via a web form I should be able to cancel the same way - if Prime Video is bundled as part of Prime then it should also be cancelled when I cancel Prime unless I choose otherwise.

Not really. We have plenty of contact with Covid in NZ unfortunately. Many repatriation flights from US and other countries to NZ - with people who do have the virus being caught in the quarantine facilities. They are using hotels in NZ for quarantine - nice for those in quarantine, helps the economy/hotel owners stay in business but its not as secure as using say an army base or some remote location. We also have flight crews, military personal that self isolate - they could have picked up an sub-clinical infection and spread it to someone at a cafe, or supermarket doesn't mean its been spreading for months. If there had been an infection for that long it would be quite a large cluster by now and would have been detected in sewage samples or other random testing that is also occurring.

What amazes me is you can buy page-wide business printers right now that still have the vulnerability.

Skinny jeans?

Ahh so nobody uses windows XP anymore? Didn't get the memo.

Sweet you can download that here: http://download.cnet.com/Sandboxie/3000-2144_4-10371434.html