They don’t have any money, except when they do. They have all kinds of money for stock buybacks and bribes to government officials but when it comes to paying taxes suddenly there’s no liquidity.
It can, should and hopefully will fail forever, but it only has to succeed once. Telecom companies unwillingness to invest in new infrastructure might actually be our saving grace, because I don’t see cloud gaming ever gaining critical mass without most people having reliable and cheap access to fiber internet.
Yes in the sense that ending a war is good, but this is absolutely a loss. We’re now AT BEST where we were with the previous treaty minus $300,000,000,000 and a lot of lives. Starting this at all was a loss, ending it is only stopping the damage from getting worse.
But I like the aesthetics of thicker frames. And not having those stupid plastic discs that dig into my nose and give me headaches. Just require everyone to dip their glasses into a tub of water or something, I doubt smart glasses are water proof.
Surely you understand why that’s not only political suicide, but also an incredibly regressive tax that will only further hurt people who have to drive their cars to work or go hungry/lose their homes.
I take issue with your framing. IT is a constant battle between usability and security, too much of one compromises the other. In my experience most security flaws come from someone higher up in the chain who didn’t want to be inconvenienced and pushed back against proper security measures, only caring once their lawyers point out how expensive the legal liability will be.
The push for AI over humans is driven by the capital class and has nothing to do with the IT industry. It’s yet another instance of corporate greed trying to squeeze every last drop of blood from the stone and has nothing to do with the technology itself, whatever your feelings on it.
Bought from valve directly? Because I don’t think saying you can buy the skin from the Steam marketplace for $1,000 is the slam dunk argument you think it is.
You can’t be serious. I show people how to do their basic job functions every day and as soon as I’m out of eye contact that information falls right out of their heads. Sometimes it happens while I’m still standing there.
We here at $brand think your car should be more than just a car… that’s why we’re now including a panini maker in all models! And no, you can’t take it out of the trunk. Just don’t use it if you don’t want it, silly!
They don’t have any money, except when they do. They have all kinds of money for stock buybacks and bribes to government officials but when it comes to paying taxes suddenly there’s no liquidity.
I can write a bash script in five minutes that will say it’s alive if you ask, does that make it so?
It can, should and hopefully will fail forever, but it only has to succeed once. Telecom companies unwillingness to invest in new infrastructure might actually be our saving grace, because I don’t see cloud gaming ever gaining critical mass without most people having reliable and cheap access to fiber internet.
Please don’t take this the wrong way, how does legalizing cannabis help the DEA? Doesn’t it basically put them out of a job?
Gore llamie!
So… last week then?
Yes in the sense that ending a war is good, but this is absolutely a loss. We’re now AT BEST where we were with the previous treaty minus $300,000,000,000 and a lot of lives. Starting this at all was a loss, ending it is only stopping the damage from getting worse.
Because you’re attempting to defend a fascist wannabe child fucker, if I had to guess.
But I like the aesthetics of thicker frames. And not having those stupid plastic discs that dig into my nose and give me headaches. Just require everyone to dip their glasses into a tub of water or something, I doubt smart glasses are water proof.
Surely you understand why that’s not only political suicide, but also an incredibly regressive tax that will only further hurt people who have to drive their cars to work or go hungry/lose their homes.
Restoring any amount of dignity to our government is worth the cost, I would say.
I take issue with your framing. IT is a constant battle between usability and security, too much of one compromises the other. In my experience most security flaws come from someone higher up in the chain who didn’t want to be inconvenienced and pushed back against proper security measures, only caring once their lawyers point out how expensive the legal liability will be.
The push for AI over humans is driven by the capital class and has nothing to do with the IT industry. It’s yet another instance of corporate greed trying to squeeze every last drop of blood from the stone and has nothing to do with the technology itself, whatever your feelings on it.
Who, besides people on AIPAC’s payroll, is actually doing that? Go on, I’ll wait.
Bought from valve directly? Because I don’t think saying you can buy the skin from the Steam marketplace for $1,000 is the slam dunk argument you think it is.
Different theming, as well as more preinstalled packages with the option to enable a developer mode that installs Podman, VS Code, KVM/QEMU, etc.
I haven’t read the books… (shame, I know) but is this just describing Drizzt?
You can’t be serious. I show people how to do their basic job functions every day and as soon as I’m out of eye contact that information falls right out of their heads. Sometimes it happens while I’m still standing there.
Mar-a-Lago is already part of Florida, though?
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Right, but since it isn’t based on Fedora, which this post is about, what Fedora is doing has no bearing on what CachyOS uses as its defaults.
We here at $brand think your car should be more than just a car… that’s why we’re now including a panini maker in all models! And no, you can’t take it out of the trunk. Just don’t use it if you don’t want it, silly!