Apple might have an amazing bit of tech with Vision Pro, but its a failed product when it’s10x the price of competition.

Apple fell into their own RDF on this one.

You’d be surprised what people share at those. I also doubt this story about the special K is the real reason he was fired.

A lot of classes aren’t in person any more.

I suppose schools could force online classes to test in person, but they seem to favor shitty proctoring and anti-cheating software instead.

Perfectly legal. Unless they were legally charged and ordered by a court to preserve data considered to be used in a crime, they can’t be charged with shit. Cops don’t dictate this, courts do, AND that scope only applies to an active prosecution anyway.

I’m not a lawyer, so I’m not arguing that you’re wrong here, but the article describes the federal law the journalist was charged with. It seems very broad, and it’s a bullshit law, but from what’s here, it seems more grey area than perfectly legal. All of 2232 seems to require knowledge (which it seems like he had, but might be arguable) and action. You could argue that the journalist didn’t take any affirmative action to wipe the phone. The action that wiped it was the feds entering a code.

Who tf wants casettes back? They were terrible.

They could solve this problem and a bunch of others by banning the surveillance and collection of user data without consent.

Caption: Trump, sitting in the gilded room where supplicants like Tim Apple and Snoop Dog pay tribute, explaining why “you having political power” is bad.

Look at the University of California.

There was a lot of money that UC funneled to construction companies and banks during the LIBOR rigging scandal. It affected a lot of universities around the country, and became big news when Harvard sued to get their money back. The UC Regents said “nothin to see here” and elected not to pursue getting the stolen money back. Shortly after, one of those regents got a VP gig at Wells Fargo (with no prior banking experience).

So yeah… fuck the NYP for sure, but education budgets are badly bloated and the crookedness is rampant.

I see the /s there, but it feels as likely as not.

It’s also possible that DHS and Thomson Reuters do nothing and just stealing another 125 million of taxpayer money.

That dude in the picture definitely has his pants stuffed full of stolen shit, right?

But if you want it to be non-stick like OP asked that’s the way.

It one way, not the way.

you need to preheat over MEDIUM-LOW heat until the pan is UNIFORMLY heated enough that it can levitate a large bead of water all over the surface.

There is no single skillet surface temp that’s right for a stainless pan. Leidenfrost gives you a visual clue as to surface temperature, but that’s all it does. It doesn’t mean that specific temp is right for any particular cook. Just as an example, you can cook a perfect over easy egg in a stainless skillet, but you cannot do it with a pan that hot.

if only we had some signal that’d he would do something like this.

After a while, I was rowing with them. It was fun to watch.

Good for him.

It was a good read, but I was hoping the authors would close with “You’re welcome.”

boo would be more fun.

There are many parts of the world where the ISPs really are that bad, and consumers don’t have the choice to switch to a competitor that isn’t equally bad.

It was nice to have someone pump your gas, check the oil, and air the tires.

This kind of service at a gas station was gone before my time, but there was a service station near me that tried bringing it back, so for several years you got the 1950s era treatment for a few cents per gallon more. It was pretty nice. I think everybody likes posh service when you can get it.