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A portion of the scientific articles utilized by OpenAI were written and published by Google scientists. Despite this, Google seems to...

It's not a WFH problem, it's management problem. If you can't effectively manage remote workers, then perhaps it's time to inquire...

"Exploiting the vulnerability is not easy and requires the attacker to gain access to the system's kernel first" If an attacker gets...

Considering how difficult it is to exploit this flaw, that no one has used it and that AMD already patched it in March, what you are...

On a positive note, it can't go any lower than that.

ANY public business that fails to make full disclosure to it's stock holders as well as the buying public should be held to the...

Hindsight is 20-20, but damn, this one was a huge miss.

True. At this point, MS should cut their loses and go third party, similar to what Sega did.

Gaming rose by 44% because of the Activision deal. That accounts for 38%. Without it, the is almost stagnant.

I can already imagine their plan. Remove basic features that exist now, and put them behind a paywall. This is not innovation. It's...

That's a CPU fault I could live with. Oxidation and degradation, like some other CPU manufacturers - not so much.

The rules only apply to the peasants.

I just connect my PC and phone with an USB cable and I'm ready. No need to go through an app, to do something this simple.

Intel still has 78% of the market, let's wait until it hits 50% before we worry about an AMD monopoly k?

Same here, it's the weirdest thing to see this called out as a feature. But I guess since it works "wirelessly" now, that's a big deal...