All this says is there is “likely” to be a consultation and changes “may” be made.

I reiterate: people don’t deliberately sit and watch ads.

You are vastly vastly vastly vastly overestimating peoples’ tech literacy. People don’t know that ad blockers exist, nor do they know how to install them.

To the people thinking this means Russia will no longer be able to interfere with other countries over the internet: you are probably mistaken. Disinformation teams will still be connected to the internet. All this will mean is Russians having even less exposure to the world outside of what little Vladolf wants them to see.

It will probably make the European CS2 servers less toxic though.

People don’t deliberately sit and watch ads.

This isn’t corrup-hahaha sorry I can’t even finish the sentence

And so could .io

No, it would make it the second 2 letter non country code top level domain. .su is the other.

It probably won’t be.

Not only is the agreement between the UK and Mauritius on the brink of collapsing (bizarrely, the UK is trying to get rid of territory and Mauritius doesn’t particularly want it very much), but there’s so much reliance on the .io domain that it’s unlikely to be removed.

Especially because tech giants like Google, Microsoft, and Apple make use of it.

Yes, they started off in 2022 good because they had a substantially lighter car than the other teams. As the season went on, and other teams got their weight under control (as well as general upgrades), their performance vanished.

Those two getting together is just part one of Haley’s goth-girl transformation. You know it makes sense.

He’s CEO of a large company. He’s already in politics. Politicians do the bidding of people like Altman.

For the record, the TSMC N2 node being worked on experimentally at the moment (and is expected to be more performant than Intel’s 18A) currently has over 60% yields.

We don’t have exact figures on TSMC N4 (what AMD CPUs currently use), but reporting is widely that it is “over 80%”.

You don’t need it, though. Who actually verifies the md5sum of their ISO?

Can you install without doing it? Yes. Therefore it’s not needed.

Needed: necessary. A requirement to perform a duty.

Plus you regularly need it in Linux, and you don’t in Windows. That’s the point.

Completely untrue. I have to use PowerShell and the registry quite frequently (at least every month or two). I don’t have to use the terminal in Linux. Ever.

You are just making shit up.

Do you actually think, sigh, ‘normies’ use the command line, powershell, or registry in Windows? The whole point is you can use it but don’t have to. On linux you’re forced to use it at times.

Sigh yes, sigh they sigh do sigh, because sigh shit sigh breaks sigh and sigh you sigh need sigh to sigh go sigh there sigh to sigh fix sigh it.

Sigh.

Why do you keep making shit up? I’ve not used it on my PC for years. I don’t even have it installed. That’s how unnecessary it is.

Where’s this “force”?

Why are you lying so much? Were you never taught to never lie?

You know Windows is exactly the same right?

• Right-click Start and select Windows PowerShell.

• Navigate to the folder with the iso image. cd ~/Downloads

• Check the hash Get-FileHash Win10_2004_English_x64.iso | Format-List

Nice try, though. I’ll let you have one more go.

Windows is just too difficult for normies to use. All that command line stuff, PowerShell, registry stuff.

You don’t have to use the command line at all.

Americans seem get really weird with the whole ancestry thing. There appears to be a desire to look into your family history and find something “exotic”, which basically seems to mean non-English - I imagine because that’s perceived as the ‘default’ ancestry, so-to-speak.

Honestly, who the fuck cares? What difference does it make? Nationalities aren’t Skyrim races. You don’t get special abilities. It makes no difference whether your ancestors were British/Irish/Spanish/French/whatever.

E: This is obviously not intended as a hateful statement, people. You have to understand that the rest of the world doesn’t care about this, so we’re confused when we look to the US and see them take it so seriously. We’re especially puzzled when Americans say “I’m Irish” because their great great great uncle bought a pint of Guiness in the 1870s. It’s an alien concept to the rest of the planet.