This would put the US at an extreme disadvantage because the datacenter would be built outside of the US and used as leverage.
Better to put guardrails on how and where datacenters are built, and incentivize the things that cost more to do in the US.
I don’t think about Israel this much.
Sadly in both cases it was loans borrowed from future generations.
100 yds with iron sights isn’t exactly easy.
They don’t look that bad. It’s the smell that puts people off.
My SMB router doesn’t support ipv6 for many functions including policy routing between isps
Imagine my surprise to see my ipv4 through T-Mobile and my ipv6 through Starlink.
Crowdstrike has an impressive marketing budget.
BlackBerry cylance was a better product in every aspect but BB didn’t try to market it after aquiring it.
Is it implemented the same way beer company websites ask for your age?
I want to see some moderated semi-official communities. Like /c/all.
It’s pretty obvious that it wasn’t useful to most people. They had a few dock able things I recall.
The problem with the OP is that people don’t really need a laptop. When they do, it needs to be better than the phone.
Motorola made it, why didn’t you buy it?
Dell has their own instructions on making a bootable usb for bios updates:
This graph sucks. 2084 is listed twice but at different lengths.
Inspector came to look at the house for some reason and was impressed to see a house built in the 50’s with a giant length of walnut(?) something like 8”x 12” by 20’
I have an old house on my property that has a similar piece of wood holding everything up.
They don’t/can’t build like that anymore.
I think it’s part of the windows sdk but yeah it’s free.
It’s not like people in the US will simply stop using services that are hosted in datacenters. Putting them in other jurisdictions will create significant issues that eventually lead to cost increases or vulnerabilities.