If he only retired in 2021 but is now in a care home, it would suggest that he retired late or perhaps has some health issues.
Either way he may have sufficiently few assets that the state pays some or all of his care, and suddenly adding a few £k to his savings could change that.
Given that LinkedIn has just been mindless "Thought leaders" or "[insert fad of the week] entrepreneurs" for well over a decade, how do they tell the difference?
"Screen readers used for those with visual impairment also have trouble with it too".
Presumably it also fails (I.e. displays the raw nonsense version rather than the "real" content) if you override the site's suggested font, whether that's for accessibility, personal preference, or any other legitimate reason.
I'll stick with tmux, thanks.
I'd take ISC and slow over corporate and fast any day.
Let the PR Stunt IPO-wars begin
If the CEOs of these entities weren't such fine upstanding citizens you might think these are PR fluff pieces to boost their recognition value before an upcoming IPO
Time to resurrect the term glasshole.
Generally, I believe,the schools have numbered lockers and/or Faraday pouches in which to store the phones during the day.
Perhaps some kids will realize it's not worth the hassle, and just stop bringing their phones to school at all.
Ah well.
Time to find another mobile provider.
Was expecting Chubb or Yale, who the hell are Brinks Home?
Never heard of them.
Anyone with any brains knows the way to take out cameras is with drones that can spray paint over the camera lenses, not by being a meatbag and doing it yourself.
Drones also don't need ladders to climb poles, nor do they care about falling from heights.
Why?
It costs money to connect.
The CCTV thingy running XP is not a problem - provided it is on a separate network and cannot be reached from the outside.
And why should it have connections to the outside world?
Maybe when the outcome of police / public interactions stops having race as such a clear determinant, people will stop mentioning it.
ActiveX, VBS, macros, and now added AI enshitification of the MS document system, oh joy!
"The underlying purpose of AI is to allow wealth to access skill while removing from the skilled the ability to access wealth"
"You've deleted the data, right?"
"Yup - all gone"
Do these use a Phoenix Bios?
It constantly amazes me that there isn't a dedicated digital signage Linux distro with management application.
It wouldn't be rocket science, it just needs a bit of standardisation for software vendors to develop against.
"Microsoft held back the entire industry" countless times and they are not yet finished.
I like to bash MS as much as the next person but DMARC isn't an MS-specific technology.
Gmail and other email providers use it too.
"Be back in five," he says, pocketing the cash faster than a FIFA official.
Priceless ...
"Why are we doing this ? Because fuck you."
Perhaps the machine might give the impression of doing the set tasks, but it's not the same as /actually/ doing them.
Or possibly four times?
I seem to recall multiple court cases about accounting techniques that sound remarkably similar.
President Trump has attacked...
NATO members, for failing to provide military support for his war against Iran (despite the fact that the US didn't invoke Article 5)...
Today's equivalent is "HEY ALEXA, ORDER THOUSAND ROLLS OF TOILET PAPER" when you enter a house.
Long haul is often worth the misery for the delights at the end of the journey, but I don't think there is a "best way".
Every aspect of air travel seems to be purposely designed to be as inconvenient and passenger unfriendly as possible - and the ground side especially so, but even the best aircraft (A380) are still no fun at all.
So this is the guy who is responsible for that abomination?
Exchange should never have existed, it's a curse upon the internet.
Much like "the self-driving car crashed and killed someone".
Until THAT THING ITSELF is a legal entity that's solely taking responsibility, then I'm not going to let it have control of things I'm responsible for.
Madness, honestly
I'm sure that those who are capable of working out that they need sovereignty over their systems included that as part of their thinking.
For running the nudifying, CSAM-generating Grok AI?
Anyone can read that sentence and see how it doesn't make sense, but thanks for parroting the administrations talking points.
If the guardrails get in the way by making the model useless, then it's hardly a supply chain risk.
the firts time
Sometimes what you see is not what's actually there...
Trying to remove Copilot from MS apps or at least disable it is becoming a never ending task..
I don't want Copilot in Word or Excel or Outlook or Notepad or Paint or even Windows but MS are making it harder and harder to get rid of it.
That means returning, lending, selling on, and donating.
It also means that resellers must be allowed into the market.
Whoever decided that running scripts was a Good Thing for email clients?
And after all this time, WHOEVER STILL FUCKING THINKS IT IS A GOOD IDEA???!!!
In this sort of situation, it's generally because if you don't do it, someone else will, and then they'll eat your lunch.
Silicon has really high barriers to entry, but if you let these margins stand for a long time, competition will appear eventually.
I'm not sure which is more heartbreaking - the fact that this exists, or the fact that the author thought it necessary to explain to the readership what an audio cassette actually is, and how they operate.
cuts must be reversed, this is an essential part of our history and our future in science.
>AI Global Forecast System, which promises to offer accurate weather forecasts using 99.7% fewer computer cycles and take minutes, rather than hours, to produce a forecast.
Tomorrows weather will be rain or sun or snow or fog or clouds or dragons
"Then just follow it through.
Watch out for the tricks though!
Reaction wheels are a mature technology used in space vehicles from the start.
I've heard of them failing after years of service.
It's coming home, it's coming home, it's coming
Software's coming home
Hire me. I am 53 ¿Why you ask?.
Oh, I see.
"We are aware that the group responsible for the unauthorized access has claimed to have taken some historic data from our systems."
As a Scottish graduate I'm _authorised_ to remind you…
Actually, an easy one to answer - (mostly) no.
If we had bought a load of drones 3 years ago, most would now be obsolescent, and militarily all but useless.
…don’t outsource law enforcement to private companies.
And also who cares what Russia says these days?
What is the spend breakdown between AI-related growth and traditional compute?
I'm just asking for my friend Mr Bubble.
Who knew Mars had an M25?
Having it attached like DRAM, practically no endurance problem, four times the amount for roughly the same price and speeds which were, by that time, fantastic without comparison.
The problem: Intel marketing strategy.
> On what hardware is this being tested?
It is right there in the Github README.
You missed:
* It is disastrous for the environment
^^ See title
IE4 was still rubbish compared to Netscape but it had one unassailable advantage: it was free and pretty much rammed down the throat of everyone using Microsoft Windows.
Add to that all the shenanigans that MS used to create incompatibility problems 5like their office products° on a platform originally established for interoperability and it was curtains for Netscape.
Amazon needs more than taxing, it needs breaking up.
Unlike eBay, Amazon is both platform and retailer.
The Boeing of thirty to fifty years ago is not the Boeing of today; back then they were a decent company with good engineers and management culture.
The merger with McDonnell Douglas fucked all that up good and proper, which is how we got to where we are today.
good old fashioned interleaving which multiplies your bandwidth (bytes/sec) by the degree of interleaving but your latency (sec) remains roughly the same.
The usual hack for latency is to interpose one or more levels of faster cache between the storage and system which introduces its own problems if the storage is shared and modifiable.
> So, why do all these models consider themselves centrists but are displaying an affinity for politics to the left of most Americans?
Because most Americans are way to the right of the rest of the world.
Based on the evidence over that last few decades, I find it hard to believe that there is any kind of intelligence, artificial or otherwise, in our government at any level.
I had to create a specialized proxy cache for extremely fast and dynamic data.
Some elements were hierarchical, meaning resources needed consistent children.
Banking is all about trust.
Trust and lock-in, that is, but once you lose your customers' trust they'll start going away as soon as they can, and new ones will be hard to come by.
4.
Vimeo should fix its account creation and upload policy.
