We clearly read very different stories, in mine the computers are usually more competent than a 30% success rate.

Imagine if the internet at its inception failed to connect you 70% of the time. It’s not as impressive as most other inventions.

It can complete coding tasks. But that’s not the same as replacing a developer. In the same way that cutting wood doesn’t make me a carpenter and soldering a wire doesn’t make me an electrician. I wish the AI crowd understood that.

I’m pretty sure the users risked a lot too for this one

Feel free to send them directly to Russia instead

Given the EU has a mutual defence agreement that I understood to be stronger than NATOs. An attack on the Baltic states would be an attack on NATO. Even if they were not in it.

I’m sure they tried, but trump isn’t really informed on any subject

So, the breakdown of their ownership on the about page that links from the front page is not enough to answer some of your questions?

https://www.euronews.com/about

With the current FAA problems, do y’all really want more things taking off?

Various government and educational entities are using Nextcloud. I guess that severely limits who they can hire.

This is much more innovative than Google Glass, it’s now in the bottom right corner. That’s what 13 years of innovation looks like. /s

If they’re big enough to qualify they might be fined next.

Sounds like SteamOS might work? https://store.steampowered.com/steamos/

Most of the criticism Zen gets about “security” applies to every browser except librewolf and tor. Zen is as secure as firefox is.

Most browsers don’t claim to be more privacy conscious than all the others and leave all the telemetry enabled when they do.

I’m pretty sure the US has a law that requires people to stop texting you after you send STOP. Additionally, service providers like Amazon will just remove subscriptions if they receive a STOP.

It does say “with reusable rockets”, which is technically correct because as far as I know nobody else has reused theirs.

FIFA is a non-profit. Doesn’t exactly make them a good organisation.

Surprise, the company that has shady adblocking practices doesn’t want you to use a tool to compare ad blockers…

Yes, XZ the compression library that everyone uses.

https://www.counteroffensive.news/p/a-ukrainian-nuclear-program-could has an explanation why it’s not really that easy. They made the nukes for the Soviet Union, they can find the info, it’s the experts and materials that are the problem.

The people with the most to lose think it is: https://www.reuters.com/technology/cybersecurity/ukraine-bans-official-use-telegram-app-over-fears-russian-spying-2024-09-20/