I'm definitely lucky that I'm pushing 3 years on my desktop arch install and have never had any updates break it. Had some issues with Nvidia and Wayland over 2 years, but that wasn't really an arch thing, more an Nvidia thing.
My laptop is the same, but I use it far less, so really a fair of a comparison, although I do update every time I use it, which is every couple of days.
Amber alerts may not come out immediately when a child disappears. It could be hours later. It's better that people are aware of a beat up red Toyota Camry that is expected to be transporting and abducted child than not.
There is no legal basis in which an 8 year old can sign and be held liable in a contract, especially for something like an Eula in a video game. Terms and agreements don't tend to hold up in court when adults break them, I can't imagine it holds up at all for a child.
It feels like there could be a case built against this asshole for election interference. Maybe not a strong one, but it could really fuck up his life, which he deserves.
I worked in GS for a couple years about 12 years ago. I worked with a couple really smart dudes, at least 5 of which have gone on to have successful profession IT careers. One of them is the smartest computer guy I've met and was a prodigy in his teens.
However, I also worked with some of the dumbest people I ever met. I had one coworker that was sending in a new laptop a customer brought back because the touch pad was bubbling up. As I was packing it up to ship and saw the paper work, I opened to look and it was the plastic sheet that wasn't removed. That may have been the worst case, but there were plenty of other bad ones.
I do think the the OG version of GS before best buy acquired the was legit, but as businesses do, it enshitified, which when you're paying youths less than $10/hr, you can expect shit service.
In my case, I didn't suck and it was a good entry for me to really get to understand computers and I learned more about actually working on and fixing computer there than I ever did in college. I did put in the effort though where a lot of people are just passing through.
I bet a lot of flock cameras exist in areas where there may be lots of foot traffic, like bars or in college towns, anywhere that may be a house party.
I think the difference is that AOC is already pretty transparent in her views. She doesn't need to push an AI bill because she's already known to be critical of it. I don't think any extra legislative moves would improve her standing.
It's not bad code, it's just code you don't like. Unless there is a major overhaul with the security package they are using, that could cause issues, but that's not likely going to happen because huge security changes mean legitimate implementations break as well. As for hiding it from users, this is an open source app. The code is literally available for anyone to view. If someone is unable to parse it out, that's on them.
What a trash human, and a trash Governor for commuting her sentence. I hope that in her new role she tries some shit and has eyes on her. You'd have to be a complete idiot to get busted for this twice, and I think she's prime choice.
I feel if the supreme court tries to rule against the states on this, it will be a tipping point of sorts. It's possible to put up with some heinous decisions and try to fight for another day, but this one I think is a line that some states just can't accept and will have to fight back. Hopefully even this corrupt SC won't be dumb enough to try and pull this one off.
Hunter Biden, Jill Biden, Michelle Obama, Paul Polosi.... Yea, that's what they do. They're evil cunts that don't have anything to promote, so they just attack whoever and whatever they can.
I'm definitely lucky that I'm pushing 3 years on my desktop arch install and have never had any updates break it. Had some issues with Nvidia and Wayland over 2 years, but that wasn't really an arch thing, more an Nvidia thing.
My laptop is the same, but I use it far less, so really a fair of a comparison, although I do update every time I use it, which is every couple of days.