Perhaps the AI optimised the sentence by removing the repeated "how" Maybe it's learnt that subtly changing the sentence in the summary leads to more clicks, as readers who notice it click on the link to see if the error is just in the summary, or the article as well.
Or it was just written by someone with English as a second language Or someone who isn't very bright. Or it was a simple mistake.
They'll just link the separate cookies together with ETags. Unless you're also going to have a separate file cache for each domain too.... not a bad idea actually.
... he looks like his parents, but he can unlock both their phones, and they apparently can't unlock each others phones so they don't look like each other. But their 13 year old son looks like both of them.
If you lived in a tribe in Africa thousands of years ago, you'd be thankful for the "elderly" looking after your kids so you can go out an gather food or hunt for it. Once past your prime there are still ways to contribute to the survival of your species, if you live in a society.
Commuter trains. It's how 30,000 people get in an out of Wellington city every day, nearly 10% of the regions population. Those 30,000 people either worked from home yesterday or added to the traffic that has to crawl down 3 lanes of motorway.
If you have a projectile going at mach 30, you don't need a warhead to destroy a warship. You just need to hit it. Every kilogram of mass in the projectile carries the energy of 0.017 kilotons at 12 kilometres per second. You'd need only 820kg to match the bomb dropped on Hiroshima.
No trains were running in the capital yesterday due to industrial action. The French and Korean companies that run them have been trying to claw back conditions from employment agreements they agreed to when they won the operating contract, so the workers went on strike after 6 months of failed negotiations.
or 2.5) The complainant is partially accurate and the problem wasn't as widespread as they implied, and Tesla has already dealt with it but the complainant wants money.
see sexconker's reply for an answer to you thinking I'm implying an alleged conspiracy.
or they are, and they're betting Uber doesn't want to cut any of its revenue. the worst thing that will happen is Uber makes some changes to make it harder for them to rip people off.
Chrome consistently fails to work for me when I have no internet connection Firefox isn't any better either. I even tried Internet Explorer and Edge.
None of the web browsers I tried worked without an internet connection! I think there's some collusion going on in the industry. Maybe I should start an antitrust lawsuit.
They're not stopping you doing anything with your own device. You can load any app you wish without the Play Store. They're stopping apps using accessibility services for the wrong purpose. They've been criticised for the security issues related to these API's in the past.
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Perhaps the AI optimised the sentence by removing the repeated "how"
Maybe it's learnt that subtly changing the sentence in the summary leads to more clicks, as readers who notice it click on the link to see if the error is just in the summary, or the article as well.
Or it was just written by someone with English as a second language
Or someone who isn't very bright.
Or it was a simple mistake.
Jokes on them, I'm wearing pants!
They'll just link the separate cookies together with ETags. Unless you're also going to have a separate file cache for each domain too.... not a bad idea actually.
But it also lets you do better Snapchat masks and animated emojis
It also gives your child full access to your ApplePay account. which by default only requires FaceID to authenticate.
Yep.
Security by obscurity -> defective.
>> "the iPhone X was confused by the indoor/nighttime lighting"
Security by obscurity. Told you so.
and they advertised it works perfectly fine in the dark, as your face is illuminated by 30,000 infrared dots from the true depth camera.
... he looks like his parents, but he can unlock both their phones, and they apparently can't unlock each others phones so they don't look like each other. But their 13 year old son looks like both of them.
Maybe it's because they never wear buttons but they've got cool hats and their homies agree they really look good in black.
Didn't turn out so well for Joffrey
If you lived in a tribe in Africa thousands of years ago, you'd be thankful for the "elderly" looking after your kids so you can go out an gather food or hunt for it.
Once past your prime there are still ways to contribute to the survival of your species, if you live in a society.
Commuter trains. It's how 30,000 people get in an out of Wellington city every day, nearly 10% of the regions population.
Those 30,000 people either worked from home yesterday or added to the traffic that has to crawl down 3 lanes of motorway.
Thanks a lot Transdev.
If you have a projectile going at mach 30, you don't need a warhead to destroy a warship. You just need to hit it.
Every kilogram of mass in the projectile carries the energy of 0.017 kilotons at 12 kilometres per second.
You'd need only 820kg to match the bomb dropped on Hiroshima.
No trains were running in the capital yesterday due to industrial action. The French and Korean companies that run them have been trying to claw back conditions from employment agreements they agreed to when they won the operating contract, so the workers went on strike after 6 months of failed negotiations.
they speak Russian, those are English words. I'm not surprised.
Alibaba is Chinese, not Indian
or 2.5) The complainant is partially accurate and the problem wasn't as widespread as they implied, and Tesla has already dealt with it but the complainant wants money.
see sexconker's reply for an answer to you thinking I'm implying an alleged conspiracy.
That doesn't appear to be a very damning email.
Next thing you'll be saying is "anything less that execution of the highest management of the company is unacceptable!"
Witnesses he is trying to include in the settlement money payout. That doesn't make for an unbiased statement.
seeking permission from a judge to sue on behalf of the group
All members of the group stand to gain financially.
Not necessarily IOT, they're just bluetooth enabled, not internet connected.
or they are, and they're betting Uber doesn't want to cut any of its revenue.
the worst thing that will happen is Uber makes some changes to make it harder for them to rip people off.
the Chumby software is all open-source, you could always modify it yourself.
Chrome consistently fails to work for me when I have no internet connection
Firefox isn't any better either.
I even tried Internet Explorer and Edge.
None of the web browsers I tried worked without an internet connection! I think there's some collusion going on in the industry. Maybe I should start an antitrust lawsuit.
can't "big data Uber" figure this out, claw back the payments, fire the drivers and refund the customers?
oh wait.. they'll lose their cut of the profits too.
They're not stopping you doing anything with your own device. You can load any app you wish without the Play Store.
They're stopping apps using accessibility services for the wrong purpose. They've been criticised for the security issues related to these API's in the past.
No Android device stops you side-loading apps.
I should have noticed "gcc 3.1"