Climbing up and down a ladder seems like a lot more work than just stairs. And I complain about stairs. Plus you can't travel with anything handheld using a ladder.
I haven't used Whatsapp Groups. This says the analysis is from looking at who is in a group, so just metadata, not contents of messages.
That sounds like a normal marketing technique, though I don't know how hard or easy it is to get a list of users in a group.
And also a phone number is Whatsapp is easy to lookup in Facebook and tie to a real person.
It's all plausible without breaking into Whatsapp. But that doesn't disprove inside information.
The new game will be to see how fast you can get OpenAI to compare something to Hitler.
So many answers will be a poop knife or put a sock on it.
Not even an apology. They'll spend money smearing the FTC leader. And call it a witch hunt. And publicize all the people who will lose their jobs if the company has to pay these fines.
And they are hedging their bets that Trump becomes president and the FTC gets gutted, so there won't be any fines anyway.
These days companies see fines as just a little fee for doing business.
We've seen fines for other companies.
Worst case, they have to.pay, what. 10% of their earnings back as fines? That's still definitely worth it to them.
The FTC is not taking specific action against any automaker at this point. Instead, the blog post is meant to be a warning to the industry.
So, the only thing that will change will either be a tiny EULA on the underside of the car, or car companies will hire better security teams to keep the data collection hidden.
Dude, that hurt my brain trying to follow it.
The only winning move is not to play.
If your faster computer now requires you, yourself, to move faster, then relative to you, the new computer might run at the old speed, or slower. Hmm.
Hey, but at least there aren't any more foreigners simultaneously using up all the social benefits from their couch and also taking everyone's job, right?
Well, imagine how bad it would be if an outside government (The European Union) was directing this movement of goods between many countries. Only the UK knows how to keep life moving best for UK citizens.
It would be interesting if the owners knew it was slowly going down, so they decided to throw an all you can eat shrimp party to hasten the fall and go out with style.
How many "too young" kids who are supposed to be blocked from certain websites will also be kids who are old enough to have their own phone and their own digital footprint and digital ID?
Not only do companies want to influence and partner with the government for favorable regulations, but now there is the extra benefit of all the government data stored, which some was previously nearly-off-limits.
development slowed considerably after people returned to offices that had been empty due to the covid pandemic and after a number of key employees left.
I wonder if those two things are related. Hmm.
Also, the return to office was a conscious and forced decision with lots of evidence against it, so boo hoo.
That's pretty brave and courageous of all those who resigned. This is how you lead and make changes.
Continents as a whole, probably.
I'm not sure how the weight of fossils adds up over the eons, but probably not enough to change things.
I'm not aware of the ice age having changed plate tectonics, and that a lot of weight. Maybe someone knows if it affected volcanoes.
The top shape would be different because of plants holding back erosion and life having changed the chemical makeup of the air.
Do you really? That's pretty understanding and nice.
Tired of Latin people and you are thinking about moving to Texas? Ha ha.
Currently installed is a recent (about 10 years) Harbor Bay 5 blade ceiling fan with 44" blade diameter.
In a box I have a recent (about 10 years) Harbor Bay 5 blade ceiling fan with 52" blade diameter.
Yes, the large blades will run the motor harder.
Would these two fans likely use the same motor, so that I can just swap the larger blades and leave the current motor? Or is there a high chance the motors are sized specific to their blades, and I would need to fully swap the motor to use the larger blades?
The blades appear to use the same connection.