The new netflix series seems quite popular. So there are certainly still interest in the franchise.

Smaller transistors means more processors per silicon wafer… litterally increasing production and driving cost down.

Then why havent you released the files unredacted? Should be real easy to prove your innocence.

Increasing the transistors count means datacenters can use less gpus to do the same amount of work.

Except mail is easily lost or stolen and cash cant be traced.

It should be required that companies either maintain their services perpetual or release the software with a permissive license to allow users to maintain their own service.

Humans have been modifiying the genes of plants for over ten thousand years. Only difference now we can purposely target genes.

The cost of pigments is trival these days. Its more about the fact non-netural colors cars sit on the lot longer because only people that like red cars will buy red cars. But almost everyone will settle for a netural white/gray car.

Or the fact you get better game performance because Denuvo is a poorly optmize piece of shit.

Office 364? Is it called that because it works for one day out of a year?

Xsplit is more ‘beginner’ friendly. But beginners are most likely broke and would prefer the free option…

Well…

The dark web is part of the deep web. Anything not publicly indexable is the deep web.

Its not even wordpad. It only supports markdown not rtf… it only exists so they could easily shove copilot into it.

I use teams in Vivaldi with wayland. No problems beyond standard teams jank.

I use copilot a lot to create powershell scripts. Dont really care about quality since they are short and often one off cases. Also i use it as another set of eyes to troubleshoot code. Its useful, but i wouldnt use it to vibe code a project.

Because corporations would struggle to siphon an immense amount of personal data if they didnt control the software.

If it was that easy. Discord wouldnt be dominating the market.

Captchas were litterally designed to trained object detection AI.

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