Rinox

Ever heard of the internet bubble?

In Italy it's illegal to raise the price if you are using a credit card. The price needs to be the same no matter the payment method

Here goes to hoping that EU massages Whatsapp third party compatibility actually works. It would be great if Signal decided to enter the program, so that I could start recommending it to friends and family as a full on replacement, while not losing the ability to communicate with those who use WhatsApp.

I understand Signal stance, but it would honestly be better to have a mainstream alternative to Whatsapp that actually cares about privacy, rather than a niche product nobody uses

Don't despair! If we keep at it for long enough, we might destroy the AMOC (Atlantic Current), which might mean much lower temperature in Europe and North America, and much higher temperatures in the equator.

So you might not see snow in winter, but you'll probably get ice sheets in New York and Paris

You can have a theory that is not corroborated by an empirical experiment.

Average ml user

Apparently they are adding more actions with time. At some point maybe I'll be bothered to try it again

You're meant to break ziti or candele, you don't cook them as if they were spaghetti

Wait, 10th anniversary?? WTF, I'm old

Do you want to build a computer or a brand new computer? And no, most PCs are not thrown away because all components inside stopped working. It's usually either because they're too slow for the user or just one component broke and the user was incapable of fixing the problem and opted to get a new faster machine instead.

If I were CEO, I’d cut/sell any part of the business that doesn’t directly support CPU and GPU sales, which is basically what Intel is doing.

That's pretty much what they did. They sold off most of the "other" stuff, like their modem division, shut down their SSD division, sold part of Mobileye shares in the IPO, and reportedly Intel is looking to sell part of Altera, their FPGA division.

So many electronics are thrown out every day, that I'd wager you could find everything you need in just a day. The biggest issue is that they throw things in dumpsters, rather than gently putting them there, which tends to break electronics. But then again there's so much garbage you could probably find ten of every component and see what works