Comment Re:Serifs clarify what the letter is. (Score 1) 160
Illiberal suggestion.
Illiberal suggestion.
MongoDB just pawn in game of life.
I do that. If it sits in my wishlist for a year or two, I realize that I really don't need [coolthing]. I may still want it, but I'll usually delete it.
Yeah, in the '50s "Keeping up with the Jones's" was the meme for the same behaviors.
Sure. Gotta have standing. They found somebody out standing in their field.
The best government money can buy.
With AI, OTOH, anything the first-movers do, Apple can (eventually) copy and improve upon, a strategy they have used successfully many times in the past. Stepping back and letting others figure out what the works and doesn't work, on their own dime, seems like a good approach. Why burn money on what might be a dead-end, when others are happy to burn their own money for you?
Yeah, the landscape is littered with first-to-markets. Often with better products, but shit happens.
Pretty sure "gyre" is intended as a joke, but websearch failed me [just] now.
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"A gyre is a large system of rotating ocean currents, typically driven by wind and the Earth's rotation. These currents play a crucial role in the movement of heat, nutrients, and marine life in the ocean." Wikipedia
I plan on cashing in on my cache of pogues any day now.
Chatbots don't know how to write proper climaxes. Multiple and repetitive, each following one losing impact until reaching the exhausting end.
So now I have to mail a letter in a parcel? That's kind of a waste of space, isn't it?
We'll send USPS to the grave
We'll send USPS to the grave
I hope that someone gets my
I hope that someone gets my
I hope that someone gets my letter in a parcel yeah
Letter in a parcel, yeah
- apologies to The Police
What is scary is... what happens if a satellite is knocked out or Internet connectivity destroyed? Especially in a disaster.
Perhaps there is a personal physical override in those cases. It's certainly a good "remedy" for people who don't pay their subscriptions.
"The system takes between one and four hours to install, and Porsche says it’s about 1,000 euros ($1,140) to fit, with a monthly 20 euro ($23) service charge. "
Like an X-Windows architecture, then.
You forgot Latina. The lesbian? That would be a hat trick for the checkboxes.
Yah, I like having access to old catalogs to re-watch old favorites. Roku was advertising $3 or so for access to old movies/tvshows/whatevers which might be worth it. Ofc they'll prolly double or triple within a couple of years.
"Regardless of the legal speed limit, your Buick must be operated at speeds faster than 85 MPH (140kph)." -- 1987 Buick Grand National owners manual.