It’s always amusing when someone thinks they know something, then aggressively tells others, only to be wrong.
amd64, also known as x86_64 is an extension to x86. It’s still x86 in kinda the same way a car is still a car even if you bolt a trailer onto it.
Babylon 5
(TNG -> DS9)
But seriously, also watch Babylon 5
It’s been a long road
Technically it’s a third party developing a Framework board. Regardless, it’s cool that other companies even can design Framework boards.
What are you smoking lmao
AMD wasn’t quite “happy” to sell their fabs, it was necessitated because they were facing bankruptcy. People forget but the prevailing opinion was that AMD was going to bankrupt within a few years.
Their pre-Su CEO, Rory Read, often gets shit online for being there during a bad period, but he made some difficult and necessary decisions that saved AMD. Part of that was the GF selloff.
I highly doubt Global Foundries is even in the position to buy Intel, they’d most likely want to give them a cash infusion in exchange for tech or for selling fabs (which intel would probably accept, since their fabs are currently under-utilised… in other words they have too much capacity, and yet are still building more because Chips Act says they have to). That would be good for GF.
No it didn’t. It stated they had to give them to the court.
No, I’m asking you to show me where it says personally-identifiable information, such as names, are fine for companies to broadcast publicly.
Why can’t you provide this proof?
Grow up. Data protection laws exist. Companies can’t go round posting information about specific users, no matter how much you and your school friends think it would be a funny way to, like, totally own those politicians brooo.
Good. Music, art, culture is one of the few things left that the UK can confidently be called one of the world leaders in, and yet Johnson deliberately damaged the sector as part of some insane culture war, because artsy/creative types often lean left.
I’m not sure how far £60m will go, but this at least is a sign that Labour care at least somewhere about our arts industries, and that’s a good thing in my book.
Was a bit disheartening to see that people in the supposedly progressive and enlightened 22nd century openly either blamed or mocked Trip for being, essentially, raped.
Something tells me that it wouldn’t be presented as humourous if it were T’Pol or Hoshi that was unknowingly coerced into sex and ended up being impregnated.
Why on earth would they bundle gamepass into Office365? Office365 is pretty much used for business and educational institutions. Everybody else is a rounding error.
The overlap between Office365 owners and Xbox gamers is extremely small.
You’d just end up pissing everybody off by combining them
“They’ve added how much to the price by adding this gamer nonsense?! I don’t need that crap, I want office software!”
“They’ve added how much to the price by including fucking PowerPoint and Outlook?! I don’t need that crap, I want to play games!”
And not to defend MS, but a 43% increase isn’t nearly doubling. A 100% increase would be doubling.
Reminder that the UK is actually fairly lax in comparison to other countries when it comes to showing your drivers licence to police. Most countries require you to have it with you when you drive, the UK does not.
If you don’t want to show your license, don’t. Say you left it at home.
They can request that you come into a police station with it within 7 days, but in reality they probably won’t because they can trivially search for this information anyway.
Certainly don’t hand over an unlocked phone.
No it doesn’t. It states they have to give it to the courts.
Courts wanting access to information to do their job != “Sure, go and publish personally-identifiable information about your customers”
You’ve still been unable to show that companies can go around publishing information about specific users without their consent.
Firepower in Trek is absolutely comically more powerful than in Star Wars. Like to an absurd degree. From that perspective, it wouldn’t even be a fight.
Factor in transporters being able to do stuff like beam a photon torpedo onboard and it gets more comical.
That said, Star Wars ships (at least in hyperspace) are vastly faster than Star Trek ships, so I’d imagine that would be amazing in terms of warfare logistics.
24 plate… So bought between the 1st of March and 31st of August 2024…
That’s definitely after Musk went crazy.
Granted, people may not have seen the news of Musk calling someone a paedophile (2018 according to another commenter), I can certainly see that being the case.
But I dunno, by 2024 so much had been publicised that I doubt anybody wouldn’t have heard at least a couple of bad things about him.
Hahaha there’s a big difference between a court ruling that you have to provide member lists to the courts if they request it, and “companies are allowed to freely publish personally-identifiable information about their users”
Jesus. That’s the best you can do?
Broadly yeah, pinched between my thumb and fingers, though of course I don’t eat it vertically lol
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Precisely.
Tthey said that they started work on it and by the time they submitted it, they found out that others had already done the same (of course they wouldn’t have known this when they started the legwork), but that ultimately that doesn’t matter because if it goes class-action – which is their desired path of action – the cases will be combined anyway.
If anything it’s beneficial that multiple people took this up, it should make class-action more likely.
Scottish?
Cunt is almost certainly Germanic in origin. Old Norse most likely.
For the UK specifically, it likely comes from the Latin variant cunnus, meaning vulva. And Romans didn’t spend a great deal of time north of modern-day Newcastle, a fair bit south of the border.
Ding ding ding. This user knows how people operate.
I’m still waiting for you to show me this law that says sharing personally-identifiable information without consent is completely fine.
Will you ever provide it? Yes or no?