"Content relevant to your interrest" normally include stuff you agree or disagree with, but on a particular subject.
You'd think that, but that's not how people are. "Their interest" extends beyond the theme, into the narrative. A flat earther wouldn't find stuff on Globular Earth within their interest (nor vice versa). Once a person has decided on how things are, they actively, even on a subconscious level, seek out confirmation of said belief.
Because they can't. As in some channels subsidize others. So while they could possibly do piecemeal, it wouldn't be ${cost of bundle} / ${number of channels} per channel
I think it's a mix and depends on the person. Years ago when Netbooks first came out, they were preinstalled with Linux and many users returned them because their (windows) software didn't work with it.
or companies would be forced to keep only what information is required to complete a transaction, then dispose of it once that transaction is completed. yeah marketing would take a hit, but that's probably a net benefit to society.
How would returning something work? The company would no longer have any evidence you purchased it from them.
What files should I check for? How can I remove it myself? All this hue and outcry about hundreds of thousands of installed backdoors but Kapersky won't say what files to look for?
Back when Microsoft had to do it we still had 4 major browser engines. Now we are down to 2 and most browsers are Chrome skins.
Crazy stupid revisionist history right there. Google didn't write a browser themselves they simply used webkit and added their own "chrome". Google's contribution is literally the name of their browser.
Chrome forked off of Webkit to make Blink back in 2013, so there has been quite a bit of work done since Chrome's initial release. If you want to discount all the work that goes into something that was a fork of something else, well then I guess all the work on WebKt doesn't count as it was forked from KHTML.
But this is Slashdot, we need to be against literally every move Google (and other tech companies) do, even when that move is something we complained about them not doing on a previous article.
It's gotten worse though. I don't speak out of experience, just what I catch in this kind of outlets (and Jon Oliver).
There is someone who can fix it, but he doesn't seem willing. That person is appointed by the Orange Prime.
But that'd be Ajit Pai's fault, for being unwilling, not Trump
...at least as best they can what with iOS's shitty support of PWAs. Steve Jobs was ahead of his time, now Tim Apple just cares about that sweet sweet App Store revenue.
After approximately one week, no one would think twice about it.
Because they'd move?
Everyone just sleeps during the day? Entire countries needing to use more electric because their "business hours" are when the sun isn't around? Businesses that literally depend on Sunlight (or lack thereof)?
Seriously, time is relative. We have fricking time zones literally 15 minutes apart in areas. We have major confusion when you call somewhere and they say they are closed at 5:00 and you look at your watch and go, but it's 3:00 how can you be closed?
P.S. going out into space or anywhere where our narrow view of the date/time exist will only make this worse (like Mars)! Stop the madness now!
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So you propose what exactly? Everyone's business hours are that of 9-5 UTC?
I'm sure people in the west coast would love starting their day at the equivalent of 2AM.
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"Content relevant to your interrest" normally include stuff you agree or disagree with, but on a particular subject.
You'd think that, but that's not how people are. "Their interest" extends beyond the theme, into the narrative. A flat earther wouldn't find stuff on Globular Earth within their interest (nor vice versa). Once a person has decided on how things are, they actively, even on a subconscious level, seek out confirmation of said belief.
Because they can't. As in some channels subsidize others. So while they could possibly do piecemeal, it wouldn't be ${cost of bundle} / ${number of channels} per channel
The only version of Internet Explorer Microsoft even supports anymore is IE11, and that's only through security updates.
No, the oldest XP that (until yesterday) that was supported was Windows Embedded POSReady 2009. The one in TFS, and the whole point of the article!
I think it's a mix and depends on the person. Years ago when Netbooks first came out, they were preinstalled with Linux and many users returned them because their (windows) software didn't work with it.
Couldn't they just use the Office 365 web version? yeah yeah SaaS and all that, but it works, doesn't it?
How would returning something work? The company would no longer have any evidence you purchased it from them.
In the same way we did it before the corporate takeover of the internet. It's called a sales receipt.
Which the buyer used to just walk into the store and...hmm..where do they go if it's online only?
or companies would be forced to keep only what information is required to complete a transaction, then dispose of it once that transaction is completed. yeah marketing would take a hit, but that's probably a net benefit to society.
How would returning something work? The company would no longer have any evidence you purchased it from them.
- everyones reality is right and it's those other guys who are incorrect
and then proceed to be an example of that, blaming all the "normal people" for ruining things, but not yourself of course.
Is Beyond Meat the same thing as this Impossible Burger?
Yes and No. It's a competitor in the really-like-a-beef-burger-but-actually-all-vegetarian-burger market. So about the same as A&W and Stewarts?
Depending on when you tried it, they already have improved it. There's a newer recipe.
But if the news fits with my worldview, why would I question it???
Republicans:
We can't trust the Government to control X effectively for the people. The power should be with the Businesses!
Democrats:
We can't trust the Businesses to control X effectively for the people. The power should be with the Government!
What files should I check for? How can I remove it myself? All this hue and outcry about hundreds of thousands of installed backdoors but Kapersky won't say what files to look for?
https://shadowhammer.kaspersky...
Much like the "real" polygraph that is prone to false positive and easy enough to fool.
Even if they chose another it wouldn't matter. Any browser on iOS must use the same engine has Safari. Chrome et al on iOS? Basically just skins.
Back when Microsoft had to do it we still had 4 major browser engines. Now we are down to 2 and most browsers are Chrome skins.
Crazy stupid revisionist history right there. Google didn't write a browser themselves they simply used webkit and added their own "chrome". Google's contribution is literally the name of their browser.
Chrome forked off of Webkit to make Blink back in 2013, so there has been quite a bit of work done since Chrome's initial release. If you want to discount all the work that goes into something that was a fork of something else, well then I guess all the work on WebKt doesn't count as it was forked from KHTML.
But this is Slashdot, we need to be against literally every move Google (and other tech companies) do, even when that move is something we complained about them not doing on a previous article.
It's gotten worse though. I don't speak out of experience, just what I catch in this kind of outlets (and Jon Oliver). There is someone who can fix it, but he doesn't seem willing. That person is appointed by the Orange Prime.
But that'd be Ajit Pai's fault, for being unwilling, not Trump
Have to take into account the increase in users from all the alt-right content, because racism is A OK on tumblr.
...at least as best they can what with iOS's shitty support of PWAs. Steve Jobs was ahead of his time, now Tim Apple just cares about that sweet sweet App Store revenue.
After approximately one week, no one would think twice about it.
Because they'd move?
Everyone just sleeps during the day?
Entire countries needing to use more electric because their "business hours" are when the sun isn't around?
Businesses that literally depend on Sunlight (or lack thereof)?
Seriously, time is relative. We have fricking time zones literally 15 minutes apart in areas. We have major confusion when you call somewhere and they say they are closed at 5:00 and you look at your watch and go, but it's 3:00 how can you be closed? P.S. going out into space or anywhere where our narrow view of the date/time exist will only make this worse (like Mars)! Stop the madness now! This message brought to you by the Let's Count Ticks Since 0 council.
So you propose what exactly? Everyone's business hours are that of 9-5 UTC? I'm sure people in the west coast would love starting their day at the equivalent of 2AM.
Charge for support? Evil Microsoft!
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