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Google's Pichai denies any political bias in search results during lengthy Congressional t...
If I search "idiot" on Bing or Yahoo, Trump is also among the top image hits. So multiple major search engines agree on the relevance of that association.maestro64 said:The example they use in the hearing search idiot and get Trump picture, so end users are all tagging Trumps photos with the word idiot so when google craws around the web, it finds a bunch of website with Trumps picture tagged with idiot. So now Trumps picture is now associated with Idiot.
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Apple-issued developer certificate expires, causing crashes in 1Password and other apps
They apparently weren't the only ones to not know that their programs can expire after being installed? That's probably an unfamiliar concept to most developers unless they're leasing software like Adobe does.ericthehalfbee said:So a developer I'm supposed to trust with my passwords just lets a certificate expire, and even admits they knew it was going to expire but didn't think it would matter?
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Security concerns force President Trump to ditch Android phone
That's pretty funny after he told his supporters to boycott Apple.
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Microsoft touts Surface success, claims more MacBook switchers than ever
Did AI use a super-blurry photo of the MBP to accentuate the effect?
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Apple updates Boot Camp audio driver that was causing blown MacBook Pro speakers
Microsoft recently added a Linux subsystem to Windows 10 for a similar reason (http://www.techrepublic.com/article/microsoft-tells-devs-whatever-youre-doing-in-linux-windows-10-will-soon-do-it-too/).Soli said:
I don't know the percentage, but I do know that I still use it occasionally and will be installing it for someone that just bought a new Mac. It's a very small investment for Apple while adding value since to the Mac line since it can help people choose a Mac over Windows that need to use Windows from time-to-time, and alleviate switching woos....blastdoor said:I'm genuinely surprised that Apple still supports Boot Camp. Are there any statistics on what fraction of Mac users use Boot Camp?
Also, among Boot Camp users, why do they use it? Is it mostly about games? Aside from games, I would think Parallels (or VMware) would be the better solution.
