This is why employers are ageist. They want naive employees.

Qobuz is good: reasonably priced, you get the best quality audio (actual high resolution, not the MQA nonsense Tides was doing), a good catalogue and a decent UI, and it pays the artists a bit more than Spotify and others, and they offer a free migration tool. Plus they have actual full credits and even CD booklets and notes for the albums. And they do their own artist descriptions and reviews. It really feels like they’re making an effort to be good, not just throwing some record company catalogues online and waiting for the money to roll in.

Spotify is still a bit better for recommendations and automatic playlists.

And I specifically mentioned the USA because that’s the country where OpenAI operates and where the events in the article take place, so if someone asks why it’s so easy for OpenAI to go from being a nonprofit to a for-profit company (this was the issue I was responding to, not some general question about whether money has influence around the world), it’s the laws of the USA that are relevant, not the laws of other countries.

It all gets publicity, and he won in 2016 on the back of months of free outrage publicity. All the time our attention is on him, it’s not on his opponent.

I don’t see where I said that.

USA tho

Ah, but one asshole gets very rich in the process, so all is well in the world.

Many of our home customers’ feedback indicated a preference for the certainty provided by an annual plan. The annual plan offers assurance that you always have access to the latest version with innovations such as improvements we’ve made in compression speeds and algorithms. It also ensures you have access to critical updates and are protected against new threats and risks.

I think they made that up. I highly doubt their customers expressed any such preference.

Most organizations will avoid patching due to the downtime alone, instead using other mitigations to avoid exploitation.

If you can’t patch because of downtime, maybe you are cheaping out too much on redundancy?

Trudeau quipped, “We’re used to casual homophobic comments from the other side of the House.”

The House then erupted in shouted demands for the prime minister to be kicked out for unparliamentary language.

Typical right-wing stuff: provoke, provoke and provoke with offensive and insulting speech, then flip out about politeness and decorum when your opponent calls you out for it. It’s also how bullies work, and fascists.

We’re doing this again?

A federal Conservative government is a bit scary though.

I don’t think upscaling the text/UI and downscaling the whole screen are the same thing.

rewind forward

As a child of the cassette era, this phrase hurts my soul.

5G has some security improvements, making it harder to track and spoof people’s phones. It also supposedly offers lower latencies.

Damn. Where I live Staples has better customer service and support than most shops.

For those too lazy to watch the video, the whole thing is eventually concealed within the calculator.

Some people use computers for more demanding things. For anyone who just uses the computer for web browsing, email and watching videos, anything but the most feeble machine from the past decade or more will be fine.

Haiku

Personal use 0.2%

Pro. use 0.1%

Some people love a challenge I guess. No disrespect to Haiku.

And yet he’s on course for a landslide election victory. I don’t understand people.