Re: Denier no more?
Seems obvious you've never heard of Fourier.
But please do show us where Fourier was doing it wrong.
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Scientists mull Solar Radiation Management – a potential climate-change stop-gap
Tuesday 2nd January 2024 01:16 GMT 
Disruption?
Disruption is coming one way or the other.
We either do it in a somewhat controlled way or catastrophes and disasters do as they please.
Place your bets on which is more likely. Because you are. Betting your life that is.
As for pipe dreams of solar shading, keep smoking whatever is in that pipe and see where that gets you.
Is it time for 6G already? Traffic analysis says yep
Amazon already has a colossal ads business and will extend it to Prime Video in January
Irony alert: Lawsuit alleging Chrome’s Incognito Mode isn’t will settle on unknown terms
Apple's timepiece turmoil taken to appeals court
Here's who thinks AI chatbots will eventually be smart enough to be your coworker
War of the workstations: How the lowest bidders shaped today's tech landscape
Monday 25th December 2023 23:57 GMT
Well written
Well written article.
I first became aware of mini computers and then PCs in the mid 1970s. I did not learn how to use them until the mid 1980s. It was far too expensive for me at the time and I had to catch as catch can.
But every word of this article is the truth. I saw it in real time. We now use crippled, overpriced tech every day and nobody knows any different. And the brand stan-bois are the worst.
And it just gets worse every year. Which means this article will eventually disappear down the memory hole and outside of some of us who may remember it in the future, it will be gone and the morons will keep marching while looking at the those of us who know as some kind of cranks.
Much like the article I read about learned helplessness in software writing these days. I can no longer find the article (see reason above), but it detailed how and why software is utter shite these days. This El Reg article makes a great addendum to that lost article.
Programmable or 'purpose-bound' money is coming, probably as a feature in central bank digital currencies
Windows 12: Savior of PC makers, or just an apology for Windows 11?
Bricking it: Do you actually own anything digital?
Artificial intelligence is a liability
Before you go away for Xmas: You've patched that critical Perforce Server hole, right?
Microsoft prescribes command-line surgery for HP Smart app malady
Cyber-crooks slip into Vans, trample over operations
FTC bans Rite Aid from using AI facial recognition in stores for 5 years
Study uncovers presence of CSAM in popular AI training dataset
SEC charges ex-medtech CEO with fraud for selling plastic fake implants
Millions of Xfinity customers' info, hashed passwords feared stolen in cyberattack
Doom is 30, and so is Windows NT. How far we haven't come
ValueLicensing tries to smack down Microsoft defenses in license reselling spat
Tuesday 19th December 2023 23:54 GMT
Re: Its a great model
The company I work for has switched almost exclusively to cloud and subscription from MS.
The on premise service was bad to begin with and now it's almost unusable. That is not hyperbole. I am constantly missing notices and getting very delayed email and messages. The system also does not like that I have accounts across different domains. Does not like it at all. Anything on One Drive has become Schrodinger's cat.
The list just goes on from there.
How anyone thinks MS is fit for purpose is beyond belief. This house of cards WILL utterly collapse one day. And sooner than most people think.
Biden urged to do something about Europe 'unfairly' targeting American tech
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