Hi there!
My parents are absolutely fantastic, they will always listen, do anything possible to help me in any way, and only ever think of what’s best for their kids.
They are calm, considerate, reasonable, smart, loving, and a great team.
I will never meet anybody else as fantastic human beings as them.
I can’t imagine having parents that are awful people, that must be such a terrible burden and impediment to healthy growth for a child :-(
So long as there’s an option to retain the normal experience, especially for those on older hardware that can’t run fancier stuff. Then it’s all good!
Alas my TV (LG WebOS 2) doesn’t have an application for Jellyfin, or I’d have switched years ago :-(
Intelligence shared with White House
oof, not sure that’s a great idea Europe, anything you share with them will end up on Putin’s desk :-(
They don’t want foreigners in that country any more, and are willing to treat them badly to get their message across.
Don’t end up in one of their detainment concentration camps, you never know when you’ll be allowed to leave, the way they keep suddenly changing how they do things - for the worse - every few weeks, it could be never.
Don’t go to that country. It’s too dangerous.
AI authors - not the human users - the AI themselves, Mister Anderson.
How are they allowed to give it the exact same name as an Intel CPU line?
I’ve got a Core 2 Duo around here somewhere…
Well, yeah. An ISP has to be extremely highly trusted to not do anything malicious with your traffic (beyond what the state makes them do of course).
Musk and the US in general to a lesser extent can no longer be trusted to safeguard our data. I assume that EVERYTHING going through his system is logged, even the majority encrypted stuff is being saved to be decrypted at a later date once decryption methods become more viable on his supercomputers, as they always eventually do.
If you’re using a Musk service of any kind, assume everything you’re sending/receiving is fully visible to him, and his allies. That way you’ll never be surprised.
Why would America have any say in English law in English waters? They can feck off back across the pond to their fascist country if they think they can dictate the rule of UK law.
Of course it’s not chicken pox, we know measles well, we’ve vaccinated our kids against it at school for longer than I can remember.
It’s one of those extremely rare, easy to prevent illnesses we’ve almost gotten rid of for good :-D
As an American? Surely you mean as a proud member of the new American Protectorate of the Russian Federation, comrade?
APRF, got a ring to it!
Anyway better start being proud or it’s off to Gulaganamo Bay…
I agree, I don’t want my browser provider to collect any data on me at all, but if they absolutely must gather the absolute minimum system analytics stats or such they should NEVER pass it to a third party for ANY reason.
You make a desktop browser application, that’s your job, to provide a portal to the world wide web, nothing more. Stay within your bounds and we’ll never have any problem.
I wonder if it’s English, or American English 😅
(Thank you for the tip by the way I had no idea!)
Fascinating and bizarre, has he published any print books on this subject that I could pick up?
I don’t use Skype for business, I use it for the video calls and for the ability to have international VOIP numbers that I can ring from/to, and send texts and stuff.
Not sure what service I’ll migrate to once this is gone, I guess I’ll lose my numbers too :-(
You’re saying if the workers at that company wish to raise an issue as a group, like holiday hours, pension plans, or clothing policy changes, they should simply… murder their boss?
Seems a little extreme, no?
Their constitution has protections on their rights for just such a situation, so they should be quite aware of their rights and what they’re capable of as a people.
The same way we used to? Tags and the ability to search for things, along with word of mouth from your friends and media you follow.
Even before the internet, people found new things like music or books by interacting with those communities, looking in places where those things can be found and finding stuff they like.
We don’t need some algorithm to spoon feed us things it wants us to like, we can find it ourselves with minimal effort.
These are synth waves indeed, Daniel Jackson.