That's just because you're used to watching movies at a horrible choppy 24 fps.
Look up the Soap Opera effect; it's a real thing. And you'll be very happy once you've gotten over it. To me 24 fps movies look like poorly done stop-motion.
You seem to know a lot of very wealthy people. Are you sure they *actually* want the AP functionality or are they just trading up because it's the latest fad?
As another person has commented here, self driving is hard and Tesla is small. That means every R&D dollar put into these useless features is another dollar that doesn't get spent on making the car actually better.
While 32-bit desktops are pretty much dead, there are plenty of laptops still running 32-bit processors. Not new ones, granted, but ones that came out in the last ten years.
Apparently, a single zero-overwrite is entirely enough for modern disks (say, newer than 15 years or so), as these are used close enough to the surface data density limit that even magnetic force microscopy can recover a few scattered bits at best after a zero-wipe.
Well, yes, but many modern disks don't have a surface to speak of. cf SSDs
Since I'm not interested in being notified every time someone messages me, I only access FB from a browser, even on my phone, and my browser does not have access to my location. This worked fine up until a couple of weeks ago when their mobile website stopped supporting messaging, instead popping up with a helpful advertisement to install the Facebook Messenger app.
I downloaded it for fun and looked at the list of permissions it asked for - it was taller than my screen. Much taller. Clearly they want access to everything.
Now I just use the Desktop version of the website.
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Yes, although to be fair his career didn't really begin until his 1980 appearance on the Dr. Demento Show with Another One Rides the Bus.
I take it you've never heard of f-droid. Only one of the biggest FOSS repositories for a single platform.
And since it's not an official Google product, funnily enough, it requires sideloading.
Ambulance... company?
Hospital... bill?
Good Lord, man, what has happened to your country?
Wait, expensive? You've already paid for it through taxes. Why would any ambulance service charge you twice?
Well, Doc did say that it would happen by 2015. Close.
Court? Why are you talking about courts, when your Constitution is very clear on what you are supposed to do when your government gets like this.
Given that the current two candidates are basically unappointable [1], third party candidates should be looked at more seriously.
The promise of pardoning heroic men like Snowden and Manning can be a major point for some voters.
[1] Insofar as any US citizen would have to be batshit insane to vote for either of them.
As in the video conferencing software that has pretty much replaced Skype in academia and business?
Or another Zoom?
From the (one-sided) summary, this was a massive fuckup, on the order of having a real gun mixed in with prop guns, or carelessness with pyro.
I hear that was a major problem when filming the X Men movies.
I'll see myself out.
How's that two-party system working out for you?
Just more reason to avoid:
1. Microsoft products, and
2. Netflix
Problem solved.
That's just because you're used to watching movies at a horrible choppy 24 fps.
Look up the Soap Opera effect; it's a real thing. And you'll be very happy once you've gotten over it. To me 24 fps movies look like poorly done stop-motion.
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You seem to know a lot of very wealthy people. Are you sure they *actually* want the AP functionality or are they just trading up because it's the latest fad?
As another person has commented here, self driving is hard and Tesla is small. That means every R&D dollar put into these useless features is another dollar that doesn't get spent on making the car actually better.
Seriously, can't we just have a nice electric car without all this self-driving crap screwing it up?
Please look up the definition of derivative work.
I am embarrassed to be white. I feel ashamed.
Don't. That makes you as much of a racist as those you so despise.
Racism is a plague infecting the Earth, and is itself not limited to any one skin colour nor religion.
Er, about that CAT scan you're booked in for next week...
While 32-bit desktops are pretty much dead, there are plenty of laptops still running 32-bit processors. Not new ones, granted, but ones that came out in the last ten years.
Funny, since from recent experience their current laptops have better hardware support under Linux than they do with Windows 10.
Right, it's time to settle this silly debate once and for all. Slashdot poll time!
Please?
I'm sure there's a gaming joke somewhere in there.
Meanwhile the rest of us just continue using Viber and get on with our lives.
Apparently, a single zero-overwrite is entirely enough for modern disks (say, newer than 15 years or so), as these are used close enough to the surface data density limit that even magnetic force microscopy can recover a few scattered bits at best after a zero-wipe.
Well, yes, but many modern disks don't have a surface to speak of. cf SSDs
I can't say I'm surprised by this.
Since I'm not interested in being notified every time someone messages me, I only access FB from a browser, even on my phone, and my browser does not have access to my location. This worked fine up until a couple of weeks ago when their mobile website stopped supporting messaging, instead popping up with a helpful advertisement to install the Facebook Messenger app.
I downloaded it for fun and looked at the list of permissions it asked for - it was taller than my screen. Much taller. Clearly they want access to everything.
Now I just use the Desktop version of the website.