Why not? We have no idea what the parent reality is really like. It doesn't have to be like our future. It could be 12-dimensional, 5 of which are time and 1 of which is colour. There could be enough computing power in a Blargian's equivalent of a Sinclair Spectrum run 50 universes like ours.
I might let them have synergy as it is so easily abused, but yeah, the rest seem pretty obvious. What else could "content" mean when someone is offering to host your content?
Meanwhile Slashdot is making up for it by capitalising words whether they are proper nouns or not.
Title case is ridiculous.
And it is okay to use the word "and". This is the Internet (or the internet). You're not paying by the byte for bandwidth and there's no physical space restriction so there's no need to replace it with a comma.
Why are the "new media" so intent on hanging on to the pointless traditions of the past?
Jeez, just let people decide if they want to check their work emails. Is no-one an adult any more?
It doesn't even sound like the French thing is really much of a "ban" anyway. It's more a recommendation that companies draw up rules on when people should/shouldn't be expected to check/answer work emails.
Make it an outright ban and how is someone who works a different shift supposed to leave me a message?
Just make it so companies can't expect people to deal with work emails (or punish them for failing to do so) outside of work hours unless formally agreed.
Slashdot Mirror
Why not? We have no idea what the parent reality is really like. It doesn't have to be like our future. It could be 12-dimensional, 5 of which are time and 1 of which is colour. There could be enough computing power in a Blargian's equivalent of a Sinclair Spectrum run 50 universes like ours.
I might let them have synergy as it is so easily abused, but yeah, the rest seem pretty obvious. What else could "content" mean when someone is offering to host your content?
Have you met Gary?
http://thenextweb.com/google/2...
Jesus, that's a bloody awful animated gif to have on a "news" article.
It's also a bloody awful headline.
In fact, it looks like a bloody awful website all round.
As for the tune, it's not bad, but it's a little too unpredictable to be catchy.
Thanks to all the evidence that Theranos' technology is largely a gimmick and false advertising
Theranos's main product, by the way, is a blood-testing device, which may or may not actually work as well as Theranos says it does.
You could have at least briefly hinted at this in the summary.
The updaters frequently expose their programming interfaces
The dirty beggars.
Ask Slashdot: Why Do You Want a 'Smart TV'?
Who says I do?
Two videos are available, one showing the hacker exploit Windows 10 with the May 2016 security patch, and another one bypassing all EMET features
Videos, eh? Good job they can't be faked.
I do not care what the AP says.
That's fine, because they don't care what you do.
"I is..."
"No, you say 'I am.'"
"Oh, right. I am the ninth letter of the alphabet."
If you wanted to be specific, you would refer to Earth's moon by name, Luna.
No you wouldn't. Its name is "the Moon."
http://planetarynames.wr.usgs....
Moon is generic. Luna is specific.
The word "moon" is generic. "The Moon" is specific.
Internet, Web Enjoy One Final Day As Proper Nouns
Meanwhile Slashdot is making up for it by capitalising words whether they are proper nouns or not.
Title case is ridiculous.
And it is okay to use the word "and". This is the Internet (or the internet). You're not paying by the byte for bandwidth and there's no physical space restriction so there's no need to replace it with a comma.
Why are the "new media" so intent on hanging on to the pointless traditions of the past?
Tsk. Can't even code properly in a made-up language.
Oh, that's okay then. I never see any ads anyway so I can download as much as I want!
and many bugs have been fixed (squashed)
Why did you add "(squashed)"? Does it convey some additional meaning that "fixed" doesn't cover?
Do not ascribed to clickbaitism what is more easily ascribed to shitty editing.
Study Indicates Americans Don't Trust AI
AI = Actual Intelligence
Jeez, just let people decide if they want to check their work emails. Is no-one an adult any more?
It doesn't even sound like the French thing is really much of a "ban" anyway. It's more a recommendation that companies draw up rules on when people should/shouldn't be expected to check/answer work emails.
Make it an outright ban and how is someone who works a different shift supposed to leave me a message?
Just make it so companies can't expect people to deal with work emails (or punish them for failing to do so) outside of work hours unless formally agreed.
To put my grammar nazi hat on, it is not incorrect to refer to a female using 'he', but it is incorrect to refer to a male using 'she'.
It's used when gender is unknown, but no-one uses "he" to refer to known females.
People tell me that I am the last human on earth who is not signed up.
So it's you!
Grab your pitchforks! To the lake!
"On the go"? You mean, like... when you're pooping?
No-one said you should. But we don't care that you don't care, because it makes you sound a bit like that guy.
I've got a stalker! Awesome :)
83kb? How could that possibly do anything useful!? Maybe if it was 83mb I could believe it, but this guy must think we're idiots.
Probably need guardrails too, to prevent people from driving into the sides of the bus.
Other videos I've seen have shown it running on raised rails that run all along either side of the ride.