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Amateur performers embrace VR porn on Apple Vision Pro
Yeah lol. Could bring himself to type 's e x' so put in 'martial act' instead.charlesn said:
The "marital" act? That's hilarious. My friend, modern humans have been around for about 300,000 years. Marriage began about 4400 years ago. So what do you think humans were doing in those first 295,000 marriage-free years?dominikhoffmann said:This is really disgusting. Yet another way to cheapen the marital act!
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Windows won't dominate enterprise in a decade, says outgoing Jamf CEO
Teams is a steaming pile of electron sh*t.tht said:No way?
MS Windows PCs may not be the majority of PC computers in Enterprise/Corporations 10 years from now, but it's going to be an MS ecosystem of Azure, Outlook, Office, Teams, etc. There are uncountable bytes of documents in Office formats. As long as those are around, everyone in business is using Office. From there it branches to Azure backends for Teams and Outlook. Teams and Outlook should merge into one app. Tired of have multiple ways to communicate to people.
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Google CEO 'Lord Farquaad' lambasted for giant pay raise after 12,000 layoffs
I agree with this. Get on a board, clean up and, at the slightest hint of failure / scandal, resign and piss off.StrangeDays said:these CEOs talk about “taking full responsibility” for poor performance and layoffs, but really just take massive, massive windfalls. The boardroom class protects itself and governance is a joke. They reward failure at the highest levels.
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Sherlocking continues: Apple's interest is a 'kiss of death' to small technology firms
Or trust any other company for that matter. There are many who regularly defend Apple as if they are some corporate "knight in shining armour" which, of course, is absurd - Apple is fully capable of getting down and dirty with the best of them.mikethemartian said:These companies are stupid to trust Apple in the first place.
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Reminder: using Chrome on a Mac defeats Apple's privacy features
My life and browsing habits are a master class in mediocracy. Google used to spy on me but then they stopped because they said it was giving their algorithm depression.
