Eh. There’s parts of that in Android. The real culprit is that they do not fund the AOSP project enough. It’s just incompetence and stupidity combined with an inability to change that.
This is a deposition.
I’ve been noticing this on NPR, but they’re weirdly cagey about it. Kind of like if a shitty editor went over the script and added “allegedly” to where it needs to, but only in places that are phrased in a specific way (not saying they’re doing that).
Mr. Fletcher, who spent the last week visiting UN staff, partners and communities in several Middle Eastern countries, described Gaza as the most dangerous place in the world to deliver aid, in a year when more humanitarians have been killed than any on record.
An added concern is the breakdown of law and order, and the looting of UN supplies by armed gangs.
I think pleading guilty skips the jury trial entirely.
IMO modulation is wildly different than radio.
Source engine games still don’t load until after the bald man Valve intro is done playing. It’s been like 25 years.
“I open a drawer, and inside that drawer, I have another cabinet with more drawers.”
Okay Dr. Seuss
Because they’re just as stupid as the average voter.
That’s not the computer, that’s the cooling system.
“Prank”
No lol the amount of power that cloud services use is atrocious. The serverless trend makes things add up. It’s cheaper in terms of hardware but oh boy do all those layers of abstraction make things heavy, especially loading of the applet, communication to other applets. (I’m forgetting if applets is the correct name).
I actually don’t belive the ~5% figure at all—especially with the track record of honesty (or the lack of it) these companies have.
Sure, datacenters are rather efficent, but times 330 million people in the US adds up.
I’m sorry but 1K^4 is a trillion cockroaches in which case you have Time Lord Technology in your attic
Sarcasm is hard to discern over text. Especially when journos don’t bother to mention the speaker’s tone.
Bro just open the article.
Probably marked up to hundreds of US dollars for a 10 pound bag of potatoes.