Then he should understand that by shuffling money between his ventures, he was betting that he wouldn't get cought or they he could clean it all up with a minimal penalty. That bet did not pay off.

Store cards here in the US exist (or at least existed) that did not use the big payment networks. Target's online documentation only has references to differences between the "target credit card" (a store card only usable at Target) and "target mastercard" (the normal credit card with Target branding) in the fine print.

Ah yes they clearly took the test for fun and didn't plan to attend.

Yes, who would expect people to be prepared to travel to the school they are about to start classes at?

The summary says classes start in a week and they haven't scheduled the retest yet. I think we can assume everyone who wanted to go to this school will be able to get there.

No, that's a Pac for America and Israel. This is for tech workers use of natural intelligence. It's a TWINPAC.

What MRI machine is getting kernel updates, at least in the US? Outside of the rare kernel bug that actually affects the MRI functionality, are any?

Realistically, approximately none of the 486 code has had more than some automated testing in a virtual environment in a long time. We should assume it is bitrotted and only suitable for use on toys where subtle bugs in cache or memory management that leaked in from newer generations won't kill anyone. The time to fork the entire 486 arch and have a trustworthy result passed long ago.

It's the same situation as when Reiser3 was removed. Anyone who was using it in a new kernel could tell that performance was broken and should have been scared about the actual correctness and data integrity.

It's vaguely worded without definitions because the framers could not agree on actual definitions and each counted on their faction being in power and able to enforce things the way they envisioned. They gave up on trying to find a compromise then and we are still arguing now.

Were there other computer ads during that super bowl? Every company in an industry simultaneously choosing to spend on super bowl ads for the first time is a different signal than one company doing so.

There is 0% chance that an AI auditor will blow the whistle on their user misrepresenting reality. For a human auditor uncomfortable with their superior's report, the probability is non-zero, especially if they think someone up the chain will agree with them. It might still be a very low probability, but there exist humans who will complain in some circumstance.

The Dell trackpoints were horrible under Linux when I last used them a decade ago. Fixes were perpetually coming soon for the new hardware's handshake to be added to the kernel so they would show up as a trackpoint plus touchpad, with working independent controls. The worst case was the middle ground where the user control panels in KDE etc could see them but disabling the touchpad did nothing because actual events were routed through a common pipe with the trackpoint.

We are long past the point where software with a specific name and even user-visible version had fixed behavior. A/B tests on users, "minor updates" that change functionality that isn't exposed by the top UI, context-dependent behavior from your OS version or release or user account type, and even different software packages with the same name are all standard.

Microsoft have caused this reputation problem for themselves by embracing complexity and trying to hide it all from the customers. Figuring out how to change a behavior on my computer no longer even likely applies to other computers, and frequently the behavior is reset by an automatic update anyway.

The SEO experts claimed view duration was critical to SEO. Doing something "for SEO" doesn't require it to be an effective or even logical connection.

The protests are against basically everyone in parliament. There is no successor in office that they would accept as legitimate