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“I don’t understand the added value here,” one official wrote on an internal staff message board, seen by POLITICO.

Well, maybe they should try to understand?

A third official said that, judging matters on how well Element Pro works compared to Teams, the U.S. would “instantly win the war” if it ever decided to switch off its technology. All the officials were granted anonymity to speak freely.

Why do I feel like these quotes are entirely meaningless without knowing the political affiliation and declared interests of the people saying them?

Like I would put a lot of money on a pro-capitalist right-winger having posted something like this verbatim before even reading the article.

Microsoft alone has spent millions lobbying various EU politicians, I think it’s fair to assume those politicians aren’t going to bite the hand that feeds

I’m not sure I even register a complete thought about it when thinking about left/right. It fell into the instinct box a long time ago, I just sorta immediately and unquestionably know, if that makes sense

The Canadians have it figured out with the Robertson being a common alternative

The rest of us are living in the dark ages

It’s probably about 30% of the time round one of a few people’s houses that actually have the space to have more than a couple of people over at one time comfortably.

The remaining 70% of the time is bars, restaurants, gigs, cafes, etc

That image has gotta be fake, right?

SDHC only goes up to 32GB and I’m pretty sure the successor SDXC only goes up to 2TB

I’m not quite sure how a card can be both U1 and U3 too

SD express should be able to surpass 2TB, but I don’t know if 4TB micro SD express cards have been made yet

You guys are getting all frothy over a half serious line on the end of an internet comment.

Do you want me to prove I met a guy, relatively in passing, nearly two decades ago or just that I assume things?

I assume you’re gonna try and respond, if that helps clear up the latter, not really sure how I can do the former, as the guy is likely dead now even if I could contact him.

Given the article we’re at an absolute minimum size of 3, and there’s probably more than two doing this

Any evidence to the contrary?

The SAS have been involved in some pretty shitty things over the decades, I find it wholly unsurprising that more than just the guy I met become morality-devoid mercenaries after the job.

Having met an ex-SAS guy a long time ago who was proud to have worked after as “private security” abroad in various African countries during civil wars…

I assume they’re all like this

It’s either a composite screenshot (i.e. “full page screenshot” mode or manually stitched) or Sony has released an Xperia with an even wider aspect than the 21:9 they have been doing

It really is quite interesting how brazen the “rules for you and not for thee” has gotten

Grand theft copyright and literal cybercrime?

Oopsie doopsie!

Americans could have elected Al Gore in 2000.

Should*

I remember being pleased when we got rid of Blatter

I guess I thought he was the bottom of the barrel

Now there’s a name I’d hoped I’d heard the last time long ago

Hmm assuming the disk isn’t super scratched up, I’m thinking you need to configure the region correctly.

I think if it was a decryption error, you’d have something different to a read error on what looks like one of the first blocks.

I remember there’s a cli utility for setting the region that you should be able to get from your package manager, I can’t remember the name off the top of my head

Edit: reread your post, regionset rings a bell actually. If it’s not available in your package manager, perhaps try building it from source

What is the error that VLC gives you?

Prince harry is the one who decided to not marry the usual white British aristocrat and all the papers turned on him because of it.

They also have handled it in a pretty oafish way, but most of the vitriol he gets comes from a place of racism

I see your point, but I guess maybe the Australian Broadcasting Corporation can be the one to let us know that it’s also the case for Australia

I feel like that’s psychological torture

GitHub has been around for nearly 2 decades and was largely considered a mostly good thing until maybe the past couple of years. Also important to add that Microsoft seems to mostly have left it alone for the first couple of years (possibly with the exception of Atom, which it left very alone)

In addition to people just generally being slow to change, changing can take quite a bit of effort for some projects for varying reasons. Many of those same projects struggle to keep up with the maintenance workload, so they’re not going to jump at the chance to add more work to their plates.

Finally, some people just don’t care. For instance, the MIT license being popular is pretty hard evidence that FOSS doesn’t necessarily mean anti-corporate, and for many users GitHub still more or less does what it says on the tin.

Though I will say if the service disruptions and ad-injection bullshit continue you’ll only see GitHub competitors grow. GitLab seems to be going after their enterprise customers with some success.