Really? Because he didn’t the last time.

Militias? According to Wikipedia they don’t have to be organised by the state (or even be temporary).

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/

You’re very mistaken if you think the kernel in your IoT device ever got updated beyond what it shipped with.

The fish isn’t wrong

See the comment here: https://sh.itjust.works/comment/14684312

What I’m reading here is that it is new for a browser to offer all those features. You’d need to do a bunch of customisation to reach a similar result otherwise. It’s fine that people don’t care about it, but that doesn’t make it less new.

I really like the vertical tabs, the split profiles, the quick notes and the mini windows for links from other applications. If there is a prior product with all these features I’d love to try it. Please send a link.

Inertia/convenience mostly. I needed a little bit of storage and already had ddos protection through them.

Oh, that’s neat. I just started moving things to Cloudflare, I’m curious how this compares in pricing mostly

I think decisions they take outside their role as a judge can be punished just fine.

It’s not, they’re not open sourcing their driver. They’ve made an open source driver.

But it doesn’t reference the whole movie, does it. It’s meant to invoke a memory of a specific character in the movie, since that’s the business Altman is in.

And we don’t know what kind of deal Johansen struck for that movie. Maybe she does own her likeness in it. We’ll see, I guess.

Except maybe tweeting the name of the movie: https://x.com/sama/status/1790075827666796666

Producer, maybe. But what part of the script did they use for marketing of an unrelated product?

No, I mean referring to the movie Her which features the voice of Johansen as an AI assistant

If the company uses a reference to you to make money, I’d definitely feel entitled to compensation.

So there is something stopping them. The manufacturers.

As an ARM Mac user, I wouldn’t trade all this new battery life for an x86 processor

Are they long, super verbose and often incorrect?