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Have you read Sarah Wynn-Williams' book? The whole org is rotten.

But you'll still need to pull out your phone to figure out what it's trying to tell you when it morphs into a pair of lips.

I didn't say all platforms.

Yet apple has been trying to tell us all along that it's not just a consumption device, that you can achieve real work with one.

And of course, android studio is available on three platforms. Apple could choose to do the same.

It's very comforting when your cabbie knows exactly where you want to go with one prompt, versus being with some uber droid who can't look past their phone.

> but wooden posts and barbed wire

Less clear? Check your tariffs.

The world can't support the number of bodies on it already, and you're proposing adding mindless meatbags that still need feeding and their waste managed? Are you going to accept an amazon package that's had giraffe poop sprayed on it while picking, or change your meat-robot's diaper? I didn't think so.

The average person not interested in space won't know the difference between leo and geo in the first place.

Unless it's from the library. I've had to keep an eraser handy to undo some rando's bizarre markups.

> real, normal big global company.

Compu-Global-Hyper-Mega-Net?

This person seems to be intentionally making themselves dumb by choosing not to think.

Predators have been using roblox since its inception, but I don't think they are doing age verification because of that. They're looking to expand into more adult experiences and, of all horrible ideas, dating.

If you're living the passphrase life then spaces make them easier to type.

Not having the space looks and feels wrong, and I think the post office would agree. I have a feeling the trend toward space omission was due to fields formatted for US zips.

Maybe it should've been an app after all.

So you bought a car for a good price full of features, good for you. Now where are you going to drive the thing? Can you build your own road wherever you want to go? No, only the state can build roads? How could we allow such a monopoly over our lives.

Now you say there are rules to follow on these roads, with enforcement, meaning someone has power over you the entire time? Yikes.

Driving has been subsidized and "made better" for so long that it feels natural. Forcing your private steel box through public spaces should be the most impractical and expensive thing to do, yet it's not.

The only thing insecure was the market position of the domestic competition.

If you count recon and droppers that can use distance to avoid jamming, sure. One-way applications are increasingly fibre.

Most light vehicles are jamming, and infantry at least have detection capability, which is why fibre is now the standard for close range.

What Bash blog would be complete without some Windows trash-talk?

National Socialism in a nutshell.

I thought surely this isn't just blade servers, that those compute shelves were full of GPUs or something novel, but no just blades reincarnated. I used to support HP's baby version of this, the c3000.

You should leave the continent and gain some context. Every summer the whole of Europe is full of campers towed by humble family sedans and wagons. Not just cheesy tent pop-ups, full-on campers with a family's worth of bikes hanging off the back. But the ads on TV said you'd be a lesser man without a truck, so I guess we can't blame you.

Its leadership sure doesn't see things that way.

If my time playing Pokémon Go is any help, I can just bounce around and dodge the balls the drone lobs at me as it tries to swipe its screen just right, until it inevitably runs out of balls. If a ball sucks me in, I can just wiggle around once or twice and break free, causing the drone to waste more resources on subsequent attempts.

I think we'll be ok.

True, but once you can see the whites in their eyes it would be nice if the beams lowered.

That was me, sorry. My car has automatic high-beams that only turn down for other vehicles.

They used to, but not by design. Back when throttles were still cabled I could feel the cruise control doing its thing by lightly resting on the pedal.

It's insane that you can still buy the things.