Not just matter but time as well. That’s what they were referring to. There is no “before time”.
Regarding your rethorical question: go find an answer and you’re sure to win the Nobel Prize.
Not just matter but time as well. That’s what they were referring to. There is no “before time”.
Regarding your rethorical question: go find an answer and you’re sure to win the Nobel Prize.
It’s incredible to me that the bedrock of modern physics is hand-waved away
Nothing is waved away. It’s just a point the math breaks down, just like black holes. That all evidence so far supports the math doesn’t help explaining what exactly is/has been happening there.
Google’s business model also doesn’t really fit to what VPN customers are looking for. They hardly would implement a zero log policy, for example.
Even OJ without alcohol isn’t exactly healthy.
Pendatry. Very widespread in tech.
Onfuscators probably use it though, so no spec ever will be able to get rid of this crap.
It’s really not a generational thing. Every generation has their nerds and they always are just a tiny minority.
The late Gen X/early millennials may have been an outlier because they were forced to learn to get anything working but also from those years most don’t care about tech.
Apple does have a significant market share of 25-30% in Europe. Just because they avoided having to open iMessage (for now) because everyone in Europe uses WhatsApp, doesn’t mean other Apple services are safe from regulation.
But I’m with you - it’s more likely about (not so) privacy.
Nah, it makes sense. Apple really likes their proprietary walled garden, so the interoperability requirements trouble them deeply.
We have those, too. You can choose not to pay for them.
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Phew! Peanut butter is safe.
I thought of “puking convenience” in a somewhat similar fashion.
BASIC. At least VB.
I always enjoy the weird questions most.
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ham on pizza is sweet
What? Where? Ham isn’t supposed to be sweet.
Makes sense. That season is so bad, it’s basically comedy.
Debian 2.x (don’t remember exactly) was my first attempt. But I don’t actually count that because after annoying driver troubles (networking and mouse) and having to recompile the kernel multiple times I unfortunately lost interest.
Tried again with Debian 8 on my laptop and stuck with it until I moved 100% Linux just a couple of years ago thanks to Valve/Proton.
The author of the article you linked doesn’t seem to believe that.