Did somebody get an approval from author or publication site? Unless explicitly approved, it is not legal to copy&paste articles. Also attribution is for excerpts and such, not for full articles. But I might be mistaken, it could be legal, but only if they are hosted on javascript enabled webstite or something...
That's the weakest reason I ever heard. Javascript? Srsly? If one is bothered by javascript, then they can just stop using www. PS. kudos to those few pages that don't need/use JS.
Damn you, LGBTQ+ community! /s
Why are you even downvoted? Another dubious move. Ironically, the article is about intellectual property and op doesn't care, it seems.
It's very much like Catholic church
I really wish UFC Dana would agree to take the job. That'd be really funny.
I'm sure he's just a lone wolf and (far) right doesn't have anything to do with it /s (imagine if he was a Muslim...)
Their vice president sold them to the Orange, no amount of "democracy" will solve it.
Wait, srsly? That'd at least make some sense of this bizarre event.
Are they even reporting all the cases?
They abandoned consumers in general. I wonder who will be able to use all that magnificent data centers powers in few years when there will be no more consumer computers or there.
Also it will need repairs. And probably more often than not due to the radiation.
Nothing is 100%, there is no other option than to react.
They had like 6 billion waiting for compensations? 😵💫
Because they need as much airplanes as possible I'd say 🤷
So, at least $3bn evaporated without the possibility to ever get them back? Good investment.
It probably boils down to costs, because passengers lives are cheap, sensors are not apparently.
Yup, but still, there is one track, two objects moving towards each other. Is there truly no technology that can prevent this situation regardless of human errors?
I really don't get it. How is it even possible for two trains to collide in 2026, computer error or not? What a tragedy.
view more:
next ›