Monitoring Analytics is floating the idea that data centers should be required to procure their own power. In a filing last month, it said that would avoid a "massive wealth transfer" from average people to tech companies.
Remind me how much Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, and Mark Zuckerburg are worth again? And what was the subject of that little tax bill the Republicans pushed through Congress recently?
Launching an application via quick search can be much faster than selecting it from a menu or an oft-crowded desktop (even assuming you can *see* the icons on your desktop). I've been doing this on a Mac for a couple decades now (first with Quicksilver, then later with Spotlight), and I've used it on my Mint machine for some time as well.
But, in all seriousness, I thought AOL had shut their dial-up services down long ago - so this story surprised me.
I purchased Windows 95 on CD - but my sister bought a new computer which came with the OS on 30 or so floppies. And of course she screwed something up badly within a couple weeks, and had to reinstall...
A mailing list that requires you *subscribe* to it *before* you start being sent messages? What kind of crazy world is this?
(hopefully that sets off your sarcasm detector...)
30 floppies in the mid-1990s... are you sure you're not remembering Windows 95, grandpa?
Yup! And Paul Desmond got the idea for his best-known track after sneaking into the future and learning about Take-Two Interactive.
Don't worry, Trump won't rest until a white guy is running things at Intel.
Social media outrage just doesn't have any staying power. So, all a company has to do is grin and bear it for a few weeks until the next outrage-du-jour comes around... or, at worst, until people simply get tired of hearing about whatever it is that sparked the outrage in the first place.
In a few months, we'll undoubtedly start seeing the "Joe was planning to retire in 2026 - but that was before he lost his life savings" stories.
How tough are those questions? You could literally spend the rest of your life trying to answer a single question from that exam
It would take you the rest of your life to answer the example question from that page you linked?
"Hummingbirds within Apodiformes uniquely have a bilaterally paired oval bone, a sesamoid embedded in the caudolateral portion of the expanded, cruciate aponeurosis of insertion of m. depressor caudae. How many paired tendons are supported by this sesamoid bone? Answer with a number."
No, they actually changed the gravitational constant!
It was mainly the work of their new intern, Q Jr.
Doh! Yes, of course I did - no idea how I managed to turn that into "CRM".
Although I wouldn't put it past the current administration to try and put tariffs on products manufactured in "blue" states...
ASCII a stupid question, you get an EBCDIC answer.
