Re: Multiple responsables
And so the usual WEF, gender, environment, and climate conspiracies are channeled together, dressed up with a veneer of concern for the children, and barfed onto the Internet. Well done you.
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And so the usual WEF, gender, environment, and climate conspiracies are channeled together, dressed up with a veneer of concern for the children, and barfed onto the Internet. Well done you.
No, it's a problem with social media networks, that's why I said "social media networks". Where did you get "internet service providers" from?
You may even be aware that a social media account can be accessed from many devices and the account's settings and associated parental controls (or lack of them) have little to do with the device its accessed from.
And yes there is also responsibility by the user or their parents.
Until recently no social media network had built-in parental controls. Now some claim they have parental controls but that usually means a pointless parent guide explaining what the settings page does. In other words parents are stopped from taking responsibility by the social media network while their children get hooked on the dopamine hits.
At a guess that's something to do with the social media addling half the students' brains or the chance of getting shot being pretty high, and no politician doing a thing about it for years because they like the money from lobbying and are scared of the Freeze Peach and Freedumb mobs. If schools didn't have those things to contend with then they could be a lot less dreadful.
Page sizes on x86, x64, MIPS, and ARM are 4K, not 64K. You appear to be arguing that there aren't many structures > 64K so it doesn't matter as it'll segfault anyway, there are many more structures > 4K.
Really not a good advert for your supposedly memory safe language.
This is not guaranteed to fail and C/C++ leaves the behaviour up to the platform.
*NULL will SIGSEGV on OSes which don't assign a physical address to virtual memory location 0, but NULL->weight, i.e. *(0 + offsetof(P, weight)), could point to a virtual memory location which is mapped to a physical address and if it does the assignment would work.
Then there are old and embedded platforms which do no virtual to physical memory mapping. If you dereference NULL, you dereference address 0, no problem.
Surely someone who wrote a supposedly memory safe language on top of C++ should know this?
From Wikipedia:
WEF chief executive officer Klaus Schwab described three core components of the Great Reset: creating conditions for a "stakeholder economy"; building in a more "resilient, equitable, and sustainable" way, utilising environmental, social, and governance (ESG) metrics; and "harness[ing] the innovations of the Fourth Industrial Revolution."
Why is this so terrible?
That's what they're still saying in the 23rd century.
Can't park your starship anywhere these days.
Yeah, but then you're dealing with bugs and customer service even worse than Samsung's.
If you want a fairly untouched Android then try a Sony Xperia or Nokia.
Tesla’s Claim That Cybertruck Can Pull “Near Infinite Mass” Is Hilarious Bullshit
... like most things Musk's companies claim I think.
If Apple does move to a black monolith without any ports, it's because they think there's more money in it for them, not because of how good or bad USB-C or Lightning are or are perceived to be.
Meanwhile, in the real world, what exactly is wrong with USB-C that means it's good enough for laptops and tablets but not good enough for phones? USB-C is better in every way that counts - USB-C's better for charging than Lightning and is faster at data transfer than Lightning.
How does this artificial divide benefit the people who have bought an iPhone? No idea. I'd need to be some Apple fanboy to understand why.
This means "We, a corporation still making billions a year, are going to dump other people's workload on the remaining employees. Suck it up or you'll be in the next round of layoffs for complaining or just working your contracted hours".
No, if you need a miniature nuclear reactor to prop it up then it isn't sustainable.
Most of the stuff that huge MS, Google, or AWS datacentres do could have been done locally on each site, PC, or mobile where any outage affects relatively few people and not everyone. Only artificial centralisation brought about by the push to move to a subscription model has made datacentre outages such a hair-on-fire disaster when they happen because centralisation means everyone is affected.
Gmail service is way more interesting for smartphone only users because the easy to use app. Telco email has to be used with a separate mail client and you have to setup arcane parameters for IMAP and POP3 and TLS.
That's very much by design. Thunderbird automatically figures it out based on the domain in the e-mail address.
So we are looking at their entire active user list plus a bit more, because Twitter has 368m monthly active users.
Tizen is an utter car crash, and this sounds like it's continuing in the fine tradition of software development at Samsung.
Did they also think employees and Forbes journalists would be meeting at the park duckpond to surreptitiously swap identical looking suitcases full of leaked information on paper like some 1970's spy thriller and they would catch them by slurping their location info?
My flabber is gasted.
RAM Music Machine review and demo tune with cowbells. Possibly even more fun than a Currah Microspeech.
"No one wants the job who can actually keep Twitter alive. There is no successor."
So that was nothing more than an ego massage. If we just ignore him maybe he'll go away.
Why brother to vote when he's a documented compulsive liar, starting from the earliest lie about his science degree.
Commodore evaded legal action because you had to right-click on AmigaOS' menu bar.
You can also hold down the right button before you start moving the house pointer or while you're moving it, then find the menu title so the menu opens up, then find the menu option, then release the right mouse button.
So no need to start, stop, click to find the title then start, stop, and click to find the option.
They appear to be prepared for that eventuality, they've had a Mastodon instance since April.
Musk has done more harm to his children by giving them stupid names and abandoning them at the drop of a hat than anyone has looking at @elonjet out of idle curisity.
He didn't even need to drag them into this in the first place. No wonder his eldest child wants nothing to do with him.
He is apparently banning journalists because they mentioned @elonjet in yet another late-night paranoid rant. He's also suspended @joinmastodon and links to Mastodon.
In a way he is defending free speech - every prickish decision he makes running Twitter is immediately public and everyone gets to see how he runs his other companies.
Twitter suspends accounts of several journalists who had reported on Elon Musk.