Never use your crime tools (which you obviously bought with cash, avoiding cameras) for anything else than for crime. And replace them kn a regular basis.
Nah, it doesn't "dominate hollywood", but it's a fairly popular color grading tool. As an NLE... not so much. It can do anything but is not the easiest/most stable to work with. Avid still dominates Hollywood. DaVinci is still great.
the Steam Machine for the cost of its components alone instead of subsidizing the price."
$300 more for 1TB more SSD? Sounds like more than just component cost.
Nope, the term was not invented by Arafat, it's at least 2,5k years old. You sound like someone loony who thinks that one (1) passing reference to a guy named "David" in a secular text warrants anything. Maybe you should also re-check your other "facts"?
I was often assuming that people generally prefer to go to the right, so I usually turn left first if I have the choice (e.g. exploring something in a game). Guess I was wrong. otoh, I noticed that on pop-concerts if the entrance is equally far apart from the left or right to the stage, people actually seem to prefer the left.
Those are 50-year old sysrems. I guess, by now, bigger nations have a plan B and C for Russia jamming GPS on a large scale - and Russia for other nations jamming GLONASS, obviously.
Blue Origin's lander doesn't fly with a Blue Origin Rocket, afaik. So no delay because of the explosion in theory. OTOH, nobody is expecting Blue Origin to succeed with the ambitious timetable, so I'd at least expect a year's delay anyway.
You can show the audio in a visual representation, but then it's surprising that the visual tepresentation can be turned into audio again? How in the world could anyone with any capability for logical thought "not be aware" of this? o wobder if they've ever heard of something like a radio.
Idk, I did the math for Adobe CC back in the day and came to the conclusion that buying an upgrade every 3 years would have been cheaper at the end of the day.
It's a common journalistic technique to "play dumb" in order to "disclver" something or reveal some "new" insight.
We all know that AI hasn't replaced IT workers, but I see a vonstant, relatively obscure shift in other areas like law and other data-driven services that might have a big in the future.
It was a survey, so it's probably around 80% in reality. And the 20% who obeyed should probably not have hadsocial
media in the first place. I'm still of the opinion that while it's not wring to ban social media for kids, I really see no reason not to ban it for everyone else that can't handle it better than a 12 year old. Or just ban those adficfibe dark patterns for everyone.