I suppose another interesting way tech workers could catch if their coworker is working for North Korea would be to do something crazy like talk to and get to know their coworkers as human beings. But that would never happen.

How can that even be legal under competition law? To me that looks like a classic cartel.

https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcompetition-policy.ec....

You can fade out combustion engine by 2035 without prohibiting its use. this is largely unpopular. You don't have to do it and make it appear as if you take something away from people.

Uh uh. I know what you're thinking. You're thinking 'Does this inject a security flaw or hazard?' Now to tell you the truth, I've forgotten myself in all decades just how insecure Microsoft software is. But being this is a Linux kernel, the most powerful kernel in the world, and will blow Microsoft's kernel clean off the rack, you've gotta ask yourself a question: 'Do I feel lucky?' Well, do ya?

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What goes out to 4Chan: It's all about being able to use ActiveX in the Linux kernel so that WSL will have better security and reliability.

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Calling KDE Plasma is like calling Linux GNU/Linux. You will find some persons who do that.

The GDPR hat little todo with the cookie law.

The cookie law is the watered down replacement for the do-not-track legal proposal and yes, I agree, it is inadequate.

It is quite ironic that they believe they could do that.

europe provides an open single market that invites also Us players to make business biut in a democracy laws are a matter of the people, not foreign corporations. Apple has no business whatsoever to tell us what to do with our laws

Why didn't they unlawfully monitor the Epstein swamp?

I mean, an associate of the Royal family, with a child abuse ring and strange income sources. What does MI5 know?

Look, they are nowhere on the German market yet. VW leads the EV market.

If these compliance risks were real, the use of these tools would be strongly advised against.

Of course they aren't-

So many purchases of non-physical items are a revocable license. There's a good chance they didn't use LaTex to create their court filing documents because that software too probably comes with a revocable license to use, not own.

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If you look at what company owns LinkedIn you will understand why it has gone to sh;t.

hint on who it is: Their headquarters are at One Microsoft Way, Redmond WA

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My bad, those were Telsa global delivery numbers, not US. For the US sales numbres:

Q1 Sales: 128,100 vehicles were sold and Q2 Sales: 143,535 vehicles were sold for a total of 271,635 which would mean a significant number of EVs were purchased from other vendors this year in the US. THAT's a big deal if you're a Tesla stock holder or employee.

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Obviously stated by someone who has never driven a modern EV. Because they have the torque of a turbo diesel, the speed of an LS8 and at more than 2x the energy conversion efficiency. They get ~300 miles on effectively the energy of 3 gallons of gasoline.

But, if you REALLY like driving snow plow looking vehicles becasue they look manly have at it. But don't judge until you've pinned yourself into the seat a few times in one of the many EVs on the market today.

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