TremendousJudge

What do you think about this one? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dyslexie I've read about it several times but since I don't have dyslexia I don't know if it actual…

in IBM? no way under the heavens

hmm that actually sounds more intuitive than the potato example

Should they? Everybody would have complained that Google was giving them preferential treatment just because they're big and important. Is there a precedent for this?

these are journalists, not economists

losing out on potential earnings isn't the same as losing money

No, it's the same writing that frames piracy as "costing" money to the developers. If something costs you some money there's the implication that you had the money, and then you di…

I'm pretty sure it's about the same in Brazil too, most murders are drug and gang related

you're just paying more attention

I don't think my neighbors are sniffing my wifi traffic, I wouldn't think the password to be at risk

I want to know this as well

yep, he did it all alone. there was nobody else helping out. nobody at all.

there are few things as useless as taking a picture of the whiteboard

"spotify desktop"

the only actually profitable part of the company is AdSense; the rest would just go bankrupt if it was on its own

what browser do you use?

it's not even in the Alps!

Also, if I were to use mismatched opening and closing marks, I'd invert the order, question mark first and bang later

Yeah, not sure what the "vaporwave is a criticisim of consumerism" came from. It's a thing now though, since most people started listening to the genre _after_ this theory came out, and…

https://www.apple.com/newsroom/images/product/app-store/Appl... it's a gif…

Verne's "Paris in the Twentieth Century" (which wasn't published because he was told it was too negative) has an extremely pessimistic view of the future as well. It's and ext…

Yeah, I wonder what they are going to use this technology for. "Helping earthquake victims" probably

They realize, of course. It's not the true reason for DRM, which is squashing competition[1] [1] https://boingboing.net/2017/09/18/antifeatures-for-all.html …

I see that laptops don't come with HDMI output anymore. How many monitors have USB-C inputs?

>At its heart, AI is computer programming that learns and adapts No, that's machine learning. AI is intelligence demonstrated by machines, and it doesn't necessarily mean that it learns o…

maybe because they have it as a contact?

I have been looking for a source to that claim (not the first I have seen) and haven't found one (either for or against profitability). Does anybody have one?

...did they just delete all the old bug reports?

>There should be Moore's/ Poe's law for the correlation of the size and influence of a site to the amount of corporate influence on said site. For parody subreddits, I think there&#x…

why should every company on the planet know everything I do on the Internet?