Isn't prgress wonderful?
From vaporware to vacuum-ware!
The future is so cool!
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Posts by ecofeco
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Microsoft adds features to Windows 11 monthly – managing it is your problem
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News Corp outfoxed by IT intruders for years
Hey, AI hucksters. Dial down the hype. Lots of love, the FTC
US government sets a 30-day deadline for wiping TikTok from feds' phones
Semiconductor industry: To Hell with the environment, start building fabs already
OpenAI CEO heralds AGI no one in their right mind wants
Google destroyed evidence for antitrust battle, Feds complain
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Cause for a LLaMA? Meta reckons its smaller text-emitting AI is better than rivals
Now IBM Watson Health, sorry, Merative decimates staff
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America: AI artwork is not authored by humans, so can't be protected by copyright
Uncle Sam to block Adobe absorption of Figma over monopoly fears
Tech job vacancies hamper England's digital health plans
Open source software has its perks, but supply chain risks can't be ignored
Can YouTube be held liable for pushing terror vids? Asking for a Supreme Court...
Google staff asked to share desk space in latest cost purge
Wipro tells freshers a job awaits - if they accept a lower salary than first offered
Light from a long time ago reaches James Webb Space Telescope
VMware, Windows 11 shafted by Windows Server 2022
Legacy comms outfit Avaya returns to Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
Adobe's $20b buy of Figma in crosshairs of Europe's antitrust cops
Salesforce woes continue as Twitter slashes spending with SaaS supermonster
Take the blue pill: Keanu Reeves has had enough of AI baloney
Wednesday 15th February 2023 19:11 GMT 
Truer words were never spoken
The people who are paying you for your art would rather not pay you. They're actively seeking a way around you, because artists are tricky. Humans are messy.
People in power don't want [employees pushing back or having their own ideas], you know? So that's not your lifetime, that's like your next birthday. And before then, they're going to challenge how much they pay you. So everyone's gonna be an independent worker. "Look at all the independence you have! Let's not have unions."
Make Linux safer… or die trying
Ex-CEO of logistics startup Slync collared on multimillion fraud, embezzlement charges
Google miscalculates severance payments for some Googlers
The Pentagon is shockingly bad at managing its employee smartphones
Google's $100b bad day demo may be worth the price
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