If you are so high (on yourself) that you believe there is actually something good in there, the email memorializes the time and date for the purposes of a patent application.

100% this.

TIHI

Very interesting; so it's a 48 Gbps port but somehow doesn't have a licence to call itself that? Did not know that was a thing...

One disappointment is the lack of an HDMI 2.1 port, so no VRR on native games, no 4k/120hz for moonlight streaming.

Exactly my use case.

I think there are very strong parallels:

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ian_Ker...

It’s not a matter of pops, many Canadian city metro areas are huge by American standards.

So so much this. And he loves to put himself out there! Just do it.

But you know, this is just investor slop to keep the headlines positive and the share price inflated rather than focusing on profits missing expectations and nothing concrete on the horizon so it’s not worth critically examining too hard.

Agreed, but like other software tools, they will be ubiquitous and cheap, not centralized and expensive. Nobody is getting rich making email clients.

Humanoid robots is at least an order of magnitude harder and more expensive to do than “check this text for grammar and make it more concise.”

It also helps with the inverse, you can’t grow or change if people say you’re rude and you just think “no I’m not why would they say that.” Having an explanation rather than a mystery helps you adapt meaningfully in ways you want to.

The replies in this thread are so on point. 🔥

Don't worry there will be retro fake slop.

It is a long-standing issue SPECIFICALLY when police shoot people.
www.huffpost.com/entry/police...

... and tastawiyiniwak: 26.1

Again this comes after the Alberta government mandated an end to electronic vote counters edmontonjournal.com/news/politic...

Lorne Gunter (I know) has an article in the Journal saying the registration form is Edmonton’s fault, not the Province.

As others have mentioned, I also have voted in previous municipal and provincial elections at the same address. They didn't ask about eligibility, every single person at the polling station had to fill out the form and get it checked. This is what caused delays.

It was not that aspect, but the form you had to fill out attesting to your residency and eligibility. Don't recall doing that for the Federal, but I might have just forgotten.