YeahThisIsMe

It's not a "conflict" and there will not be a peaceful resolution of it.

The one that only tells you whether it's shipped by Amazon (pooled) or directly from the seller?

It doesn't think

How could you ever verify this if the only thing you're relying on is its response?

>saying it no longer served EU interests due to the US president’s “impulsive” nature.

I'd say that if whether or not an agreement serves the EU's interests entirely depends on who the US president is, then it's not an agreement that serves the EU's interests.

This is the result of advice being rejected too many times (and later turning out to have been correct).

You absolutely did want all of that until the novelty of Windows Aero wore off.

Of course, now that Apple has invented it, it will be completely different.

Google just changes and ignores your search terms and then serves you the results to whatever it wants instead.

Just as ridiculous as paying people for remote work.

It's just not reasonable when they're not even traveling to the office.

This is the complete opposite of my experience.

You always got partial credit even if you made a mistake as long as the following results were achieved using the correct method and with the correct calculations despite one of the inputs being wrong due to a previous error.

Can you explain what that's supposed to mean and provide some examples?

Because the country on the other side of the world benefits from yours losing stability and influence.

It just takes a generation of people growing up with it until it really takes hold. People didn't use to ask Google questions, either, but now you're the outlier if you try using search terms instead.

Is this a joke comment?

We've been stuck at that point for at least 5, if not 10, years.

I assume it means 1/1000th because the phrase makes zero sense.

I agree with this.

I don't actually want the person I'm talking to to appear to be looking directly into my eyes because it's weird - it means they're looking at the camera and not at me on the screen, talking to them.

But there's no emergency situation at the moment.

Another good one is the famed "Zaratsu polishing" on watches, named simply for the manufacturer of the polishing machines (Sallaz).

But sports reporting has pretty much always been this way.

Unless anything extraordinary happens, every post game interview features the same questions with the same answers and every article about the game looks the same with only the names of the participating players and their stats changing.

Every niche convention either stops existing or transitions into a business that slowly gets rid of all the fun stuff that created it in the first place.

People also like privacy, and most of the time "AI" means "your stuff is going to our servers".

I don't need or want that from most applications, especially a photo viewer.

>You aren't legally obligated to give them anything,

Acktchually, depending on where you live, you might be.

How would that change anything about Windows market share?

If you can taste the ice cubes in your drink, there's probably something wrong with them.

The next step is pretending to count to three if it doesn't follow the instructions.

Actually that's a picture of Joe Rogan and for that reason I'm out.

Be the start of a board game family you wish to see in the world.

Has to be, it would explain my experience.

That's how airbags work in general.

A slight bump won't set off your airbag in any car.