The law that requires that students are taught that communism is evil is right up there with teaching creationism and intelligent design.

All three of those are forms of indoctrination.

I’m not sure what else to tell you.

Indoctrination

The OP screenshot is from the TV series “Criminal Minds”. My comment is about a TV series “Bones”.

The UI in the OP screenshot looks like an X11 window manager from the mid to late 1990’s.

It’s an interesting question.

Where is the line between being working class and not?

I don’t know the official economic answer, but I suspect that it’s where you have enough money for the money itself to generate wealth as opposed to having to generate wealth from a paycheck every week.

Bones shows an “Amiga”, that looks suspiciously like an IBM PC-AT complete with 5.25” floppy playing Doom.

No brain cells were harmed, or even used in any way during that particular interaction … I suppose they also eat rocks or inject bleach?

Different DPI settings?

It’s right up there with creationism and intelligent design…

There are several YouTube videos around that will stop you from ever putting any chewing gum into your mouth, not to mention the trove of videos showing just how processed food is made in bulk.

The Nokia X20 I’m typing this on is part of the Android One program and the handset is still going strong, so much so that I bought another one.

The reason that insurance companies currently exist is to make money. That’s the ONLY reason. Until that changes, the system is likely to get worse, not better.

I don’t believe that this is the path to actual AI, but not for any of the reasons stated in the article.

The level of energy consumption alone is eye watering and unsustainable. A human can eat a banana and function for a while, in contrast, the current AI offering requirements are now getting dedicated power plants.

You could send an SMS or email to someone in the building and get them to clear the kitchen so you can exit.

That seems adequate.

You say that phones and mobile devices stream fine. Os that from your media server, or the internet?

How does internet streaming work on the Google TV and Apple TV?

Essentially you need to keep eliminating causes until there’s one left.

Any studio I’m familiar with has an airlock specifically so you can enter and leave during the broadcast.

That’s further evidence that Starbucks making assertions about recycling are misguided at best and misleading if not criminal in some jurisdictions.

Which type of Wi-Fi and what type of wired connection?

I suspect that there’s not enough bandwidth available.

How are these devices connected to the network and how is your media server connected?

This is the corporate equivalent of “Oops we fucked up and customers noticed.”

I doubt it will stem the flow after already ditching partners like AWS. As an ICT consultant with two decades of experience with VMware, I’m not recommending this platform any longer and this announcement won’t change that. I doubt that I’m an outlier in this view, time will tell.

Scarcity.