China has built entire ghost cities, bridges, subways and malls using Tofu Dreg construction. So yes, that is technically correct. China does indeed “build things.”
The point of critical infrastructure is that it’s supposed to endure, not have to be torn down again in a couple of years because it’s unsafe to occupy or use.
Has any of this actually been built? Everybody’s got “plans.”
Elon Musk “plans” to build colonies on Mars.
how do I accept I’ll never know why any employer rejected me?
Ask yourself if it was ever a real job offer to begin with. Did you have the required skills? Were your pay requirements reasonable? (For YOU not them). Then you did fine.
Seems a little weird that a country that blows hard about “freedom” and “democracy” forces you to recite a loyalty oath every day.
Google has been telegraphing this for months. Either switch browsers now or enjoy your ads.
Or a former BASIC programmer who really hates braces . . .
“Early Stages?” You’ve got AI mining your data. The Lions have already come and gone. The hyenas and other scavengers are picking over the scraps, now.
If you have some kind of niche fetish, Valve is the last company you should expect to keep it private.
“Hit yourself in the balls with a mallet to prove how tough you are.”
“Step in this pile of dog crap to prove how brave you are.”
Yeah, advertising is not “free speech.” It’s a way for corporations to steal your life from you, 60 seconds at a time
And don’t expect us to buy Elder Scrolls 6 until at least six months after release. We’ve been through this before, Todd.
The point of the exercise is ALWAYS to spy on innocent citizens. It’s about surveillance and control, not countering terrorism or protecting children.
Yup. This won’t be used just to serve up unblocksble ads. If you’re signed in to Google, this DRM will be used to track you, as well. VPNs will be useless because the tracking won’t be done through your IP address, but through your browser, identified by DRM and tied to your Google account.
That’s what this is really about. Knowing who you are, where you are, where you go, what you see, what you buy, who you associate with. Forcing you to watch ads is just the icing on the cake.
Proton is amazing. All the Steam games I bought in Windows run great in Linux Mint.