Goes on to write an article with a bunch of issues that very few people will actually have. It's like he's deliberately gone out of his way to write a karma whoring post on Reddit.
Except they're not. Here in the UK semi-trucks run at 97,000lb and we're also moving to SUVs and Ford Trucks like Raptor are also starting to make yet pedestrian casualty rates aren't going up.
Exactly that because drives were getting cheaper over time so it saved Samsung money to refund at the going market rate and at worst case it would be just a few dollars more. When they penned that they never envisaged the shitshow we have going on today when the price of storage and RAM has 4x'd or more.
So to defend the life of an unborn baby they're going to make it legal to kill the mother carrying it? What the actual fuck do they think would happen to the unborn baby in that scenario? Dumb beyond belief doesn't even come close to describing this and is a prime example why religion should be absolutely nowhere near law making.
It's a torture for seldom used Linux PCs as well. In short any PC that isn't updated for a long period of time is going to spend a long period of time updating with the possibility of breaking things.
The ceasefire Republicans are hoping will save them is very unlikely to outlive the week, it's almost impossible it's going to last the two weeks Trump is desperately hoping for. Israel isn't taking any notice of it and JD Vance is trying to convince everyone that Lebanon wasn't part of the agreement when it was clearly stated by Iran that it was if the US wanted a ceasefire.
Chris Titus's WinUtil. In it is a tool called MicroWin that can create a custom installation media which will allow local accounts and also remove all the telemetry, adverts and all the other crap.
This has nothing to do with Brexit. And I'm struggling to find anything in my daily life where Brexit has had a negative effect. Strangely enough when I ask people how it's affecting their daily life nobody seems to actually come up with an example that has anything to do with Brexit. The most common one is having to use passports to travel to the EU but we always had to do that because the UK wasn't part of Schengen and I can only assume those who bring up that example have never ever left the UK.
Anthropic and OpenAI literally have no control over their leading AI models anymore and it's only by sheer luck that they've not gone full rogue.