Nextcloud has done great work in terms of EU-Soverignty and offering credible replacements for all the pieces of the the Microsoft stack.
Nextcloud Talk works well for video conference meetings.
MS Teams is a pretty terrible piece of software. The design of it is bad, and the implementation is bad.
Any software that tries to copy it will also be bad.
If you haven't spun up a nextcloud AIO instance yet for your organization(s), you should try it out.
That would affect the buyer's rights with respect to the seller, not not his rights with respect to the gaming company.
That is surely what the other lawyer would offer as a counterargument. I would also expect that there is something about hardware based bans in the terms of service, which the buyer would have to agree to in order to access the online game.
Skydance is the company name, the brands are remaining the same.
Sydance is one of those pre-existing brands. "Skydance Productions was an American media production and financing company"
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I wonder whether this is legal.
Sold "as is" could conceivably be interpreted as banned from a game due to prior abuse. Its plausible a lawyer could successfully argue this.
The CPUID instruction gives a lot of information (including serial number)
Not since the Intel Pentium 4, presumably AMD also stopped returning a unique value long ago.
CPUID doesn't give you any serialnumber or other unique id.
They briefly did in the Pentium 3 era, the confusion lingers as the functionality exists in CPUID but it no longer returns an actual unique value.
CPUID identifies a processor model
I think you meant to say a unique serial number. I believe Ryzen 7 reports those.
we wanted a name that would give the combined company an identity of its own while allowing Paramount and Warner Bros
Correction: "we wanted to use the brand name that was the less tainted"
No, the original conversation was about all Chinese models. You just went into it with your ignorance and you keep demonstrating it.
Wrong. This thread's originator started withe a long list of abuse and stupidity of the CCP. I pointed out that same failure will occur with their frontier-level models. You started talking about little local models that you described as "modest".
But even so, what's the empirical evidence these "big remote stuff" is "handicapped by training"?
Because you can't fix a problem unless you understand the truth of the problem. The alternate universe of the CCP's Great Firewall will not lead to such truth, just to the political dogma. Hence inferior models within that Great Firewall..
rsilvergun's really not getting his $ worth out of this account. Do better.
Well yeah. And? We framed the summary to fit what we wanted people to believe, regardless of what the reference that nobody's going to check says.
Propaganda 101.
This is just self-indulgent doomerism.
Your narcissism requires that you see The End Times(tm) in everything so I get it, you can't just shrug and move on. Our g'g'g'etc parents back several thousand years:
1) watched significant numbers of their children die before adolescence; women would get pregnant and recognize that every single birth was a 1-1.5% chance she dies, often in agony.
2) were born to an average life expectancy of 20-35 years.
3) unless they were 0.1%ers likely couldn't read nor ever hope to be educated, or go more than 10km from home (unless they were captured/enslaved/relocated at the whim of whoever owned them)
4) mostly were serfs, slaves, other menial drudge classes, bound to work like slaves through all the daylight hours of their lives just to (hope to) survive...maybe?
5) lived in constant fear imminent infection, disease, pestilence, and/or war.
And yet they still had families, loved each other, struggled together, and kept on keeping on.
Now?
1) the biggest danger to a conceived child is a liberal woman who sees it as an inconvenience. Of course, even more recently we discover that a terrifying % of 'modern women' feel they can justify disposing of kids themselves even after birth if they're inconvenient or "sad".
2) the developed west children born today live rather more than DOUBLE that, a goodly chunk of those years basically at leisure given ample social networks (& even in the US despite constant weeping that US SS would be gone for the last 50ish years...).
3) in the developed world are what, 99% literate, have (through easy internet) access to all the knowledge of humanity at their fingertips, can live pretty nearly wherever they want, travel where they want
4) are largely free people who get to choose their lives, their partners, their lifestyle at their whim
5) have essentially no fear of imminent infection, disease, pestilence, and/or war.
The latter group have managed to generate abject, paralyzing levels of terror ("I can't bring a child into this world!") over "the sea might rise a handful of inches over the next century" or "I might have to go work in an office instead of sitting at home in my jammies" or "all this cheap food is making me fat" or if that's not enough invented crap to be afraid of, projecting anxiety on behalf of people you have never met, never will meet, nor will ever in your life have anything to do with. (Tell me honestly how many Americans could have pointed to the Donbas on a map in 2008, or even identified what a Rohingya was in 2015?)
I understand your panty-wetting terror and anxiety is very en courant. It's also not very rational, so... on-brand for the times, I guess.
I would think the first step is insurance companies backing out of insuring.
Is that happening?
Congratulations, you have created an exact MS Teams exact replacement.
I'm been using chat/messaging apps since BBSing and AIM and I'm not sure I could deliberately design a less useful piece of junk than Team if I tried.
Yet magic and hierarchy arise from the same source, and this source has a null pointer.
