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1 day agoOr a Chrome derivative
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OK but it’s not even remotely close today.
You can tell they are Free because of all the people they are hurting.
Same, I just loaded kubuntu on another new system
They are, and have said they are.
Subscriptions are the wave of the future.
Now I want a Chinstrap and a Southern Rockhopper Linux.
No you’re thinking of magneto
You’re thinking of discount Gene Hackman from Superman III: 2 bad 2 crazy
Yeah it sucks for him to have ended up creating works beloved by hundreds of millions and touched and changed lives
he could have made some steaks and shit but oh well
Hmmm… I see a balding fat dude wearing a lot of Cheeto dust on his shirt
Aren’t there hundreds? Like this one? Or maybe I don’t know what you mean by “chord” keyboard, or you want more tiny?
It also isn’t still carrying around 30 years of Java baggage from when it was Sun StarOffice, and everything inbetween.
It is absolutely common for people to do something unexpected in Las Vegas, particularly near the Strip and other pedestrian-heavy, gambling/drinking-heavy areas.
Erratic driving is also higher than average for most western cities.
My point though was that this is one of Waymo’s main testing areas.
With that said, like other people have mentioned, there are a lot of potential gotchas here like Waymo running on fairly limited routes and still potentially needing a lot of human intervention.
Also the idea that someone can shut down or take over control of my car remotely is extremely creepy and dust I piano seeming to me.
Automation also can be abused, which I’m very very cautious about.
Vegas sure has a lot of pedestrians doing a whole lot of unpredictable things.
OnlyOffice is also good - my preferred for the basic Word/Excel type stuff I do.
1·9 days agoMaybe you do.
They didn’t use to, anyway.
But also what you’re describing is a solved problem and you’d think it’d be nice for you to learn that.
No they don’t.
Now they’ll just hire more offshore instead.
Isn’t it sometimes? Like if involved breaking something encrypted, I thought it was. And possibly other cases as well. At least in the US thanks to the DMCA and others.