Yeah, I’m with Apple on this one.
In the old days, instead of legislating stuff like this, governments, companies and NGOs would come up with a standard for interoperability. Everyone that participates benefits and safeguards can be put in place.
Shit. Makes me worried for Ars Technica, too. It’s also owned by Condé Nast.
Streamed pirated games and ignored the lawsuit. Made stupid threats “I own the streets”.
Not feeling sorry for this guy.
The IOC was quick to assure potential hosts that this turn of events has not affected their position on bribery and corruption. The IOC is still open for business!
Pretty sure Pets.com had earnings, too.
They’re disputing false claims? So they’re saying there are true claims of massive data breach?
Waiting for a toilet seat to be delivered is really more efficient than getting one in the mean time while you’re already away from home in your car? Or out to dinner near the home store?
Only IF you drive and it’s the only thing you go shopping for and the only reason to drive.
If you really can’t plan your shopping trips efficiently then, maybe.
Walk. Bike. Stop on the way home from work.
I can understand Amazon or other online stores for some things but toilet seats?
Come on people. At a physical store you can actually touch a toilet seat and know what it feels like. I guarantee no one needs a particular brand of toilet seat. Also, toilets seats are relatively dense. It’s environmentally unfriendly to have them shipped home.
This applies to many products.
Either they know it’s all bullshit and are trying to intimidate people.
Or, they are really bad at their jobs.
The FBI should know that there’s no organized, violent, shadowy antifa organization. They investigated that years ago.
Ellison trying to control another big news outlet.
Frooooom me. Ah ah ahah ah ah.
One-man Cabaret performance?
All of the investors that opposed this should divest, now. It’s the only sensible response.