But it's still bad as fuck, deplorable, despicable and many others adjectives. And it doesn't change GP point, even if the patent sucks at being a patent.
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With that said, also or instead using *BSD won't do any harm.
No. Meta enforces a broad ban because they don't want EU to regulate them, so they drag their feet and create the most possible "unwanted collateral damage" so people will get upset at the regulation instead of the company. So, pieces like this from The Guardian are surely needed.
No, we did not. The point of that example is to put a literal spike in the driving wheel, so the driver recognizes a very well known, immediate life-threatening device a few inches from their body. This would act as a deterrent to go fast, because they would be the one certainly dying in basically any case outside smooth driving.
Ok but how do I share my Netflix or Spotify accounts for example with those?
And for the name, what about "Historex" (although already taken as well) o "Histearch", mesh-up of "history" and "search"?
First of all, because not everyone starts with inherited wealth. Also because ideally running a supermarket should give you more money even in a deflationary world. Worst thing is that you gain less money on day N+100 vs day N, but it does not mean you lose money or stop gaining it.
(/me goes to check YT videos)
Yes I'm right, see https://youtu.be/6lTz2nkPNXA?t=32
When elections come due, following the natural order. Otherwise maybe some bad actor could influence polls - which are easier to manipulate than official elections - to make you resign.
"Search this Mac" should be confined to Spotlight OR as a fallback if the local folder doesn't return anything.
Why? there should clearly be something in their training data or post-training pointing them there, or otherwise it would mean that they have some form of "consciousness" and are creating novel thoughts to preserve it.
Which is in a few jurisdictions, or at least is not prosecuted if it's for personal use. Also, according to your definition, the creator of uBlock Origin or any other adblock system should be sued in the same way, because they are depriving $ADS_CORP of their precious impressions.
And I've been in enough companies to see that the pitches about "we are going to do this next" are always painted as a bright future and there is no "if it goes wrong we will do X instead", because it will never go wrong.