I think they think right to repair is under the same umbrella as property rights. It's certainly how I view it. As far as selling data, I'd bet a contract without expressly authorizing selling of data, not just a paragraph in a EULA is his angle or more likely his rates went up directly caused by his data being sold to his insurer.
sorghum
This was what I was waiting for. Most reviews were using arrow lake cpus and on windows. I was waiting for amd CPU on Linux to see if it was going to work. Also, if anyone sees any reviews for how it would do in a server for machine learning specifically in TrueNAS Scale, that'd be great.
If I were to wager, I'd bet that accidents (majority of which are car related) would be the leading cause of death in children followed by cancer. I'd like to see what of the accidents were gun related/caused though. Also intentionaly caused deaths via gun violence broken down into suicides and homicides would be a insightful stat.
What's the model and where exactly?
Where's throwing it into the harbor fall on this chart?
Google training their AI on reddit was stupid as fuck.
I always thought of diablo as a Gauntlet clone
Yeah, that's the real answer. 500 responses vs how many sent out
Should be opt in to begin with
And 8.1. 8 was a worse experience on anything that wasn't a native touchscreen.
The headline reads like a hit piece on RCV