Since when is a manufacturer choosing a single supplier for a part considered monopoly behavior? Qualcomm was free to sell to others, and others were free to buy from Qualcomm's competitors.
The fact that the airbags didn't fire would suggest that if autopilot was engaged, it did a great job slowing the vehicle. It's not magic. It can't bring the vehicle to a dead stop the moment it detects an obstacle.
A system which functions to assist the driver ("pilot") should instead be named after a person capable of driving (flying) without assistance from the driver (pilot)? Perhaps you should rethink that. Or possible, just think.
Slack is a tool for people who want to get work done with other people. IRC is where you go to slack off. The difference may be hard to discern for people who prefer ignorance, but Slack does a shitload more than IRC, and it doesn't require a nerd education to use effectively.
I use Slack all the time. I was using it a short while ago, to communicate with a coworker who is also at home (it's 11:00 PM as I write this). It's also quite useful in the office, as an open floor plan precludes constant conversation.
I am sure there is a clinical term for you, but you are definitely an aberration. As far as we can tell, all species consider their own to be more valuable than other animals. Humans definitely do.
If you used a phone with a proper permission system, you'd know you were giving permission for location data, or you're willfully ignorant (didn't read the prompt), and who the fuck cares what happens to willfully-ignorant people?
MS doesn't have to pay itself license fees. (I have no idea what accounting games go on, but no real money leaves MS.) And Azure is relatively new in the game.
I've dealt with many MS people over the years. None of them would have made such a ridiculous claim. I'm guessing you make shit up because you have an irrational hatred for MS.
And political candidates would never use repealing their predecessors' laws as a major plank in their platform.
Facts have no place in the mind of an Anonymous bigot.
Because Apple wants to be shut down over publicly violating HIPAA. Perhaps you think you're cute, but you're actually a moron and a bigot.
I send WhatsApp messages to my wife every day without unlocking my phone. You need a better phone, or you need an education.
Which piece-of-shit phone requires unlocking to answer a call?
Are you one of those who also complain about newer releases slowing down older hardware, or are you at least a tiny bit consistent?
Since when is a manufacturer choosing a single supplier for a part considered monopoly behavior? Qualcomm was free to sell to others, and others were free to buy from Qualcomm's competitors.
The problem is that most people never think.
The fact that the airbags didn't fire would suggest that if autopilot was engaged, it did a great job slowing the vehicle. It's not magic. It can't bring the vehicle to a dead stop the moment it detects an obstacle.
Tesla has no liability for misuse of any feature of the vehicle. At least, not yet.
A system which functions to assist the driver ("pilot") should instead be named after a person capable of driving (flying) without assistance from the driver (pilot)? Perhaps you should rethink that. Or possible, just think.
Slack is a tool for people who want to get work done with other people. IRC is where you go to slack off. The difference may be hard to discern for people who prefer ignorance, but Slack does a shitload more than IRC, and it doesn't require a nerd education to use effectively.
I use Slack all the time. I was using it a short while ago, to communicate with a coworker who is also at home (it's 11:00 PM as I write this). It's also quite useful in the office, as an open floor plan precludes constant conversation.
Only if you mean "Linux nerds" when you write "technical people". Or ignoramuses.
Many of my coworkers use Linux on their work laptops. We all use Slack.
IRC does one tiny part of what Slack does. It's not a replacement any more than a U-Haul is a replacement for a cargo train.
Does IRC support code formatting, snippets, utf8, images, and random attachments? To name a few things I use all the time with Slack.
On macOS, Slack is 75MB on disk. A far cry from 650.
I'd love to run the app on my device. Where's the repo or a zip of the source?
I am sure there is a clinical term for you, but you are definitely an aberration. As far as we can tell, all species consider their own to be more valuable than other animals. Humans definitely do.
If you used a phone with a proper permission system, you'd know you were giving permission for location data, or you're willfully ignorant (didn't read the prompt), and who the fuck cares what happens to willfully-ignorant people?
It’s the extra apostrophe’s killing bandwidth.
Both of the top-two mobile OSes are based on open source, though iOS less-so.
MS doesn't have to pay itself license fees. (I have no idea what accounting games go on, but no real money leaves MS.) And Azure is relatively new in the game.
I've dealt with many MS people over the years. None of them would have made such a ridiculous claim. I'm guessing you make shit up because you have an irrational hatred for MS.