"On Monday, Aug. 31, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) issued a memorandum revoking existing permits for automated license plate recognition (ALPR) systems, commonly referred to by the brand name "Flock…
If you look at downdetector.com (at least right now), it shows Cloudflare having issues in line with all the LLMs. I suspect related
downdetector.com is showing Gemini issues as well
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/apple-maps-changes-name-lak... Apple updated it yesterday. If I were Google I'd turn down that refresh rate and let someone else take the bad PR next time
calling it "Google's war" is an interesting take. No doubt they have added some hoops to jump through and reduced freedoms, but Apple has been leading the charge against installing arbitrary software for decades.
sometimes I wish I was born a few decades earlier. it would have been fun to work on things like this when they were new
Yes, I recall that not all hardware was supported (or well supported) although it wasn't a huge problem and I was able to find drivers for everything I personally needed. Video drivers that supported the full…
I remember that campaign, me and a couple of college buddies convinced an IBM rep that we were an OS/2 User's Group and they sent us a crate full of Warp T-shirts, posters and buttons.
This study is using water "withdrawal" figures rather than consumptive use. Hydroelectric plants withdraw tons of water, but it goes right back into the river it came from.
Kind of but not really. As I understand it some of the OS/2 dev team at Microsoft was involved in NT (after MS and IBM stopped working on OS/2 together) but they aren't the same code. The NT core is more closely related…
I remember being a big OS/2 user/fan and thinking surely everyone would realize that Win95 was inferior. I was wrong.
Only 0.5 trillion gallons is precious water, the rest is just regular water
that would be nice, but unfortunately I think the supply vs demand situation is quite different this time
There's NDK which seems supported. It's been some years since I messed with mobile stuff but https://developer.android.com/ndk
https://www.copyright.gov/help/faq/mandatory_deposit.html some form of mandatory deposit law has existed since 1790 in the US. other countries have similar laws. there is a very good chance the government already has a…
i remember the good old days of wide open terminal servers. used to dial into my local uni so I could then telnet into MUDs all over the world.
the information I have says they use 3-5x, which isn't even one order of magnitude
"rare" is used in these headlines/articles to incite and generate clicks
once while visiting Peru, I had a vivid memorable dream that my cat was jumping on the bed. woke up to learn that I'd slept through an earthquake.
unsinkable-2 (copy)-FINAL.revised7-4-19
They aren't banning it. They are introducing a one time 24 hour waiting period. Not ideal, but not banning.
> install any operating system like you can with an actual computer This is in practice only true of IBM PC compatibles these days, you really can't install any OS on modern Macs. Maybe you can on (some?) Chomebooks?
i've often wondered how Apple gets away with things like this, I guess its because they never gained the marketshare that Microsoft had
HABIT worked for me
it can jump from wherever it is to your highly attractive ground line
"On Monday, Aug. 31, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) issued a memorandum revoking existing permits for automated license plate recognition (ALPR) systems, commonly referred to by the brand name "Flock…
If you look at downdetector.com (at least right now), it shows Cloudflare having issues in line with all the LLMs. I suspect related
downdetector.com is showing Gemini issues as well
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/apple-maps-changes-name-lak... Apple updated it yesterday. If I were Google I'd turn down that refresh rate and let someone else take the bad PR next time
calling it "Google's war" is an interesting take. No doubt they have added some hoops to jump through and reduced freedoms, but Apple has been leading the charge against installing arbitrary software for decades.
sometimes I wish I was born a few decades earlier. it would have been fun to work on things like this when they were new
Yes, I recall that not all hardware was supported (or well supported) although it wasn't a huge problem and I was able to find drivers for everything I personally needed. Video drivers that supported the full…
I remember that campaign, me and a couple of college buddies convinced an IBM rep that we were an OS/2 User's Group and they sent us a crate full of Warp T-shirts, posters and buttons.
This study is using water "withdrawal" figures rather than consumptive use. Hydroelectric plants withdraw tons of water, but it goes right back into the river it came from.
Kind of but not really. As I understand it some of the OS/2 dev team at Microsoft was involved in NT (after MS and IBM stopped working on OS/2 together) but they aren't the same code. The NT core is more closely related…
I remember being a big OS/2 user/fan and thinking surely everyone would realize that Win95 was inferior. I was wrong.
Only 0.5 trillion gallons is precious water, the rest is just regular water
that would be nice, but unfortunately I think the supply vs demand situation is quite different this time
There's NDK which seems supported. It's been some years since I messed with mobile stuff but https://developer.android.com/ndk
https://www.copyright.gov/help/faq/mandatory_deposit.html some form of mandatory deposit law has existed since 1790 in the US. other countries have similar laws. there is a very good chance the government already has a…
i remember the good old days of wide open terminal servers. used to dial into my local uni so I could then telnet into MUDs all over the world.
the information I have says they use 3-5x, which isn't even one order of magnitude
"rare" is used in these headlines/articles to incite and generate clicks
once while visiting Peru, I had a vivid memorable dream that my cat was jumping on the bed. woke up to learn that I'd slept through an earthquake.
unsinkable-2 (copy)-FINAL.revised7-4-19
They aren't banning it. They are introducing a one time 24 hour waiting period. Not ideal, but not banning.
> install any operating system like you can with an actual computer This is in practice only true of IBM PC compatibles these days, you really can't install any OS on modern Macs. Maybe you can on (some?) Chomebooks?
i've often wondered how Apple gets away with things like this, I guess its because they never gained the marketshare that Microsoft had
HABIT worked for me
it can jump from wherever it is to your highly attractive ground line