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Well yes, obviously there was outside pressure involved. Intel tried to hide and downplay the problem at first, but as the negative attention grew they pivoted to replacing all chips quite fast (in a month or so). I may have oversimplified a bit, but rewriting history goes a bit far, don’t you think?

I remember when Intel made Pentium CPU’s that had a small math error in some very specific floating point calculations. They were so afraid to damage their reputation (which was still excellent at the time) that they offered every Pentium owner across the globe (including me) a free new Pentium CPU without the bug, shipped to us at their expense, and even sending out a courier to pick up the old CPU (again for free) a few weeks later when we had time to swap them. That was basically the opposite of what you’re suggesting.

The Debian project would unironically love to have more lesbians (or women with other sexual preferences): https://www.debian.org/women/

If you ignore the “no indexes” part (can’t request that in normal SQL anyway) then PostgreSQL absolutely can handle queries like that.

It has, in Belgium: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_Brussels_bombings Maybe it wasn’t close enough to scare the 'muricans?

The salary you make doesn’t say much about your position in the company. Traders are still wage slaves IMHO, they’re just paid more than others, and only if they’re successful.

It really doesn’t, and I say that as someone who often had 3 or 4 monitors on his desk 😂

I guess we need to extend this chart somewhat…

Wait, you actually went pixel-peeping? I thought we just assumed everything was AI these days!? My comment was meant as a sort-of compliment to OP, but if he actually put some effort into it (unless he stole it from somewhere else) I’m not sure if that makes it better or worse 😆

Technically any idea that propagates itself to other minds can be classified as a meme, the format doesn’t really matter.

This is p much the only thing AI slop is good for: a meme just as lazy as the thing it portrays. golfclap

What if I run both?

A recommendation for Moonrise Kingdom based on Mickey 17? The genres might match, but those are totally different movies.

That can actually improve your health, if the donor has better gut bacteria than you. So I’d be all in favour of that!

Only for transactions on the main (L1) blockchain. Small transactions are usually done on a secondary (L2) blockchain so they’re fast and cheap, and then periodically synced back to the L1 chain in one big transaction.

Zen on the desktop, Firefox on mobile. Zen has quickly surpassed what I thought it would be capable of, and it keeps adding awesome UI bangers that I wish Firefox would have though of decades ago.

A cookie is a small piece of data a website can store on your computer, and it will be included with every request your browser makes to that website. While most visible cookie usage (I.e. the endless popups) is just to track you and violate your privacy, their are plenty of legitimate uses for cookies:

• store settings you make on a website, such as dark mode or (ironically) that you don’t want to be tracked
• store a session ID so the website can store more data on their end, such as the contents of a shopping cart. This is also often used for analytics, which is basically following the paths users take through a website to see if everything works as intended.
• store a successful login to a website. Most websites will require a cookie to allow you to log in. There are other ways to accomplish this but they’re ancient and annoying.

Basically you should keep declining cookie popups, except for functional cookies on a website where you actually want to do stuff (login, shop, etc) instead of just reading something.

DDG is good enough for me.