Fucking delusional twat. Either he’s on some serious drugs or this is some PR bullshit made to sound like he’s genuinely worried that Nobel laureate-level AI is right around the corner so that people will throw more money into his pocket company. Or both, could be both. But, I think he’s simply an asshole.
It’s simple: anything that Peter Thiel doesn’t like is the Antichrist.
They all look like a bunch of people cosplaying, badly.
The only thing I respect about Tim Sweeney is that he has enough money to buy better looks but still looks like that. I mean, yeah, he looks like an insufferable dork/prick but he could afford to look like an insufferable dork/prick with hair, designer clothes and roided physique.
You should try Axis and Allies if you think Risk takes too long.
Use a seesaw-style lever and fulcrum to give free rides into space. I want a turn, too.
I wonder if Korean law requires such specificity for other situations.
It’s kind of like saying when a person dies of cardiac arrest in the ER no one can blame the car crash that put them there. Maybe they would have suffered cardiac arrest when they got home. 🤷
Oh, are we doing thin clients, again?
I think once a generation thin clients come up as a solution to a problem that doesn’t exist.
This is an AI generated SPAM account.
There was a Wazal1 account that got banned for this crap. He’s avoiding the ban with this account.
Report it.
Yeah, everyone has insecurities. Everyone. They might not be ‘plagued’ by them constantly but everyone suffers from them at some point. Insecurities are just natural consequences of our survival instincts.
Someone without any insecurities probably wouldn’t live very long. They’d be absolutely fearless and would do something that gets them killed.
America is now the Golgafrinchan Ark Fleet Ship B.
For iPhones, Find My only works powered off by Bluetooth connections to other devices. Unless someone is scanning and tracking Bluetooth radios, they can’t track you.
The vulnerability in the article is about apps that send location data back to a third party who makes it available to law enforcement.
Mainly, this is a problem for people who give any random app access to location data.
But, people have to plan a trip to the US much more than 2 months in advance. If the brownshirts don’t scare them, they still have to consider that they might get refused entry after paying for the flight, ticket car rental (they’ll need one) and hotel.
You’re right, parody is a better description than mockery.
Has Star Trek jumped the shark?
ToS and TNG were always a bit cheesy but at heart they were morality plays and social commentary. I couldn’t get into much after TNG. I’ve been watching Strange New Worlds and it’s all right but the musical episode and some other bits were a bit too… campy?
But, a comedy? Is it becoming Galaxy Quest? The movie that mocked it?
That, if you ask a lighthearted question meant to provoke answers of silliness that are relatable and make us feel connected, people will refrain from using it as a way to display their trauma and politics.
That’s your blood sugar getting too low.
HBO execs are letting out a sigh of relief.
“Let’s take the most recognizable software package name and make it something totally divorced from what the software is supposed to be for.”
There are probably people for whom Microsoft Office is the only desktop software that they use. There are probably many people in procurement that are going to scratch their heads and think twice about signing off on something that sounds like a flight simulator.
This is an opportunity for alternate office suites.
This will be a glorious failure.