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More companies are going to draw the conclusion the UK is more trouble than its worth.

If you've worked at them then you should know that two-phase immersion cooling uses PFAS. As far as I'm aware this is the preferred method to cool GPUs.

Getting the UK parliament, particularly the government which has enacted legislation like the Online Safety Bill to walk it back is nearly unthinkable. The government which enacted any legislation would sooner fall on their own sword than admit mistakes. The last time this happened to any...

America -- the land of private property where the government wants to tell a private company what news sources to carry. It's a country more paralyzed by its own contradictions than even the USSR managed.

The fact they want investors to pay for a speculative bubble rather than use the sackloads of cash they have should tell anyone to run a mile from this. At a minimum Alphabet has something like $100 billion cash in hand. If they won't risk their own money, why should you? As a Brit I'd also say...

When you start with Windows as your OS you can't not get here. You need an OS you can completely refactor for the hardware you have in mind. Trying to shoehorn a hefty Windows desktop into a small form is just ridiculous.

How long has AirDrop been around? 14 years? It's took this long for some basic interoperability? A pox on all of these companies. It's a good job the designers of TCP, HTTP or even SMS weren't such assholes or we'd still be living by candlelight.

As if the time taken to get a wrong answer dredged up from a ten year old Reddit post wasn't indicative enough.

Who designs anything that can fail-deadly?

People need to make a hard pass on subscriptions as you'll be shaken down for money permanently.

At what point does Tesla actually run out of money?

For a country founded on the concept of freedom it seems ironic that America is effectively building a sovereign Internet.

I must have bought and/or carried these things for 5-6 years and never found them the least bit useful. I think when the batteries eventually die in the ones I do have I'll be disposing of them.

I suspect this wasn't done out of benevolence and I don't believe that expiration of the certificate was the reason this was done. Decade old devices are landfill candidates and it seems unlikely Apple would update obsolete devices unless it had a real reason for doing so.

What a fucking joke. All Telly will ever do is chase endless bad debtors, lost devices and hobbyists who root and/or reverse engineer them. It's just another variant of coin operated TVs from decades ago where you got 4 or 5 hours TV for £1. Except this time you're the product to be delivered in...

What they mean is they can't sell anymore phones or watches so they need a new offering.

Superb. Hopefully it'll mirror the ad strategies of Facebook and YouTube which is what has made them so beloved by users 👍/s

Just how welded are people to sucking at the teat of consumerism they can't do a workout without an app? Pathetic.

This seems really dear for email - $120 for a 25GB mailbox. You would expect some economies of scale at a provider like Rackspace. 25GB sits at an awkward price point, many with decades' worth of mail will not find this enough and yet many business and personal customers will simultaneously...

Is this where we find out the UK's Online Safety Bill is not worth the paper it's written on? incredible.