It’s not clear for what reason AT&T was storing customer data in Snowflake, and the spokesperson would not say.
AT&T has a very long history of spying for the government. It's one of the reasons it took so long to break up their monopoly.
Right fucking there with you
https://youtu.be/FU_YFpfDqqA?si=NRQYXa6nk_NTn7vf
I believe it was this video by Veritasium that I was thinking of that explains how we got switches to think. Modern computers use the same principles. Just instead of physical switches, they use semiconductor switches. Which is were the rocks come into play. Semiconductors, in supper brief nut shell, are on the verge of conducting and need a little nudge of voltage to start conducting. Hence the semi part.
Well thankfully we don't have an institution that can override the popular vote and put Trump in power
FFS he is not in trouble for paying for sex. He is in trouble for paying hush money using campaign funds. Good lord, conservatives are so brainwashed
Americans will literally do anything to not build trains
Firefox is available for Android. You can install add-ons, like UBlock, just as you would on desktop
Hey boss Unreal is eating some of our market shares, what should we do?
Boss: Isn't obvious, we drive the company off the cliff. Duh
God executives are the dumbest mother fuckers
I think excessive sleeping also cause weight gain