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It must be the drivers responsibility, surely? As the captain of the vehicle, you are responsible for its safety via the actions you (or it) takes. (Mechanical/electrical failure is of course different). If you don’t like this, don’t engage the system.

The oil industry collapses and there isn’t sufficient alternative capacity, while at the same time the climate firewalls are broken. What an incredibly perfect storm.

They didn’t have the guts to just call it Pravda

I feel there is an impedance joke in there somewhere, but I lack the EE background to make it

I am genuinely astounded - that the telegraph didn’t weave “baffled” into this article, I honestly believe they get paid to insert it into tech stories.

Can’t help but think the Nobel committee frowns upon this. Although he was angling for the peace prize, so I guess there are no rules there.

I wouldn’t say much of America has zero pre-existing conditions

Yes, people distorting things to suit their agenda. Your comments, for example.

It is irrelevant to the discussion of vaccines, of which this one. Or do you believe we can vaccinate against obesity, because I am starting to think you do

I have come to expect to see you as the first comment on all of these articles - thanks :)

> A note: This website is best viewed on a computer.

I don't know why, but the phrasing here really tickled my sense of humor

This is true, and irrelevant. You can’t vaccinate against the spread of obesity, which is what we are talking about

That’s a fact, in the same way that up is the same as down

Fortunately, you can't catch obesity from being in close contact with other obese people. Or take it home, and transmit it to younger and/or more at-risk people; Cheeseburgers don't work that way. More vaccinations mean better protection for everybody - this is the whole point.

The ends justify the means

Snip-snap/snip-snap! Do you know the effect 4 account deletions has on a person?

> We’ll also be able to mix virtual content with real-world video and interact virtually—for example, by pelting football players with virtual tomatoes. (The players won’t feel a thing.)

Hardly amazing IMO

Yes, this the motto on our state flag I believe

As with anything - it depends. Are the libraries AGPL/SSPL? Then probably not. Anything that triggers a distribution invokes the requirements of the underlying licenses.

I could listen to people complain about Google Drive all day

I’ve been trying to cut down on terrible companies recently, bad for heart-health you know

Newson is the worst choice, apart from all the others

“Area man loses last bit of hope that he didn’t even realize he had”

Thanks - I will give it another watch

If your code does not contain an explicit license, it is by default “All rights reserved”, I.e not open-source or free.

For op, they are obviously in violation of the MIT open-source requirements, but unfortunately the ramifications for this are usually minimal.

Back then 73% hadn't heard about it, now we can only wish that we hadn't heard about it. (Docs is ok I suppose, it is Drive that really toasts my crumpets)

Seems to be the trend; panned by critics, mostly liked by the average consumer. I didn’t think it was that great, as I think most would agree, compared to his other standups (or other Netflix specials e.g Nate Bargatze). Watched it tho.

Glow is not something measured objectively; stock-price etc. are, and those are the only metrics that matter to a company.

LOX/RP1 is pretty awful for the environment - space-flight is by no-means eco-friendly (I suppose apart from the Space-shuttle main-engines)

Theatricality and deception on both ends of this process, I am afraid