Shareholders: "Do you intend to price gauge your customers?"
CEO: "No!"
Shareholders: "So who's the new CEO?"
ChaoticEntropy
joined 1 year ago
I don't think I've ever been excited about the IPO of a company I'm a customer of. This trend continues.
I used AS400 at a financial company I used to work out. You could almost pretend that you were in Fallout.
The thing you need is just a box that looks like it could be a camera. The most you can expect is that it is a minor deterrent and the footage will basically do nothing for you, so just pretend.
Sure, though in my world none of my networking needs exceed the capabilities provided by the current WiFi generation, thus it remains unchanged. Nor will I see any benefit from it unless I conduct a thorough review and replacement of all impacted devices in my world to also accommodate WiFi 7, which I will not be doing.
Will it make my ISP give me more internets to push through that WiFi? No? Then it isn't going to change my world, sadly.
It's the point at which it starts forcing you to do fast paced quick time events to progress... that's not what I signed up for.
Amazon suddenly and officially operating an "adult entertainment" site would change quite a lot for them. How many funds and asset managers would have to drop Amazon stock because their asset allocation states that they can't invest in the production of pornography.
They would not. Best case scenario is that you can trick Google into thinking your device/OS is legit. It's of no benefit to them to in any way compromise the security of their highly sensitive payments app.
Regardless of anyone's opinion, it's not like it would be out of character for the US to decide that a middle eastern country needed a sudden influx of freedom because they didn't want to conform to the US's specific energy/economic policies.
If you want to say something is a false positive by all means, but just pretending that culturally none of this exists helps no one.
Can't have a "computer" but can have an entertainment system, I guess.