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S.F. bakery won't serve cops, police union claims. Store says it's about the guns, not the cops
It could be worse. This shop could react like police officers when someone enters a police station with a weapon.
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Running Signal Will Soon Cost $50 Million a Year
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If they drop the phone number requirements, you will get spam, a lot of spam. Much more than now.
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Elon Musk appearance at Valorant Champions tournament met with boos, crowd chanting 'Bring back Twitter'
the corporate ownership of formerly-essential social media giant
Savage
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Boffins convert typing sounds into text with 95% accuracy
Use a speech to text and they won't be able to hear your keyboard strokes. I know, I'm a genius.
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Are they sure ? I mean since I put two wire on my uranium ore, I power my whole small town. So using a nuke should work too.
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Signal introduces usernames and phone number privacy.
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Requiring a number is a good way to limit bots.
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Just Stop Oil smash glass on paintings at the National Gallery
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Throwing paint on buildings owned owned by oil companies make more sense, but it never reach the news.
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Screw init wars, real OGs discriminate based on DE
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It is between systemc and systeme
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Tesla is banned from driving schools because of new turn signals
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Just in civilized countries, not only Norway.
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Script kiddies
Someone created an issue for they generated an exe. The answers are interesting
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We No Longer Need a Big Carrier’s Wireless Plan. Discount Ones Are the Way.
Is it an american joke, I'm too European for understand ?
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Microsoft to kill off third-party printer drivers in Windows
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If you can print without installing hp software, yes.
I been amazed by epson. Bought an ecotank, with scanner and use it through the network. I didnt had to install epson software for use either the printer or the scanner.
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At CES, everything was AI, even when it wasn’t
AI is already a buzzword. If instead to say AI for chat gpt and the rest, they called them LLM, AI wouldn't be a buzzword
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Biden Says Debate With Trump Will Depend on the GOP Nominee’s “Behavior”
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One wants to install a real fascist state for the first day of their second term. The other not.
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Imagine
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You forgot the Your command will be executed in 10...9...8...
After each ads.
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Gabe looking good
The actuators are quite surprising. They want to provide feedback to the brain, not just "listen" it's waves, but "tell" it some too...
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Outside of gaming, how do you guys use your Steam Deck?
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You don't have the fleshlight mount for SteamDeck ? Amateur.
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The stronger muscles of a human body is the one of their jaw. A bite can do serious damage. And when you dagger will cut or stab, your bite will ripe away skin and flesh.
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Tesla Cybertruck May Have A Rust Problem
They should have used C#
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SAG-AFTRA reveals terms of ‘groundbreaking’ deal
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But the original voice actor, the one which was used as model for the AI voice should gain something from what is generated from his voice.
If they decide to put their voice as royalty free, fine, but if it is something who paid their bills by making recordings of their voice, not fine.