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So this is an official emulator? The xbox one is so close to an x86 PC now it must make porting fairly easy at this point. It's just a matter of making the xbox ones emulator run on a wider variety of hardware.
Hopefully AI can make it easier to break in to these outdated embedded systems and host your own back-end service or make drop-in replacements possible.
If the government want to pay for my electronic scrap, great! I've got a box of 2nd-gen Intel CPUs, bidding starts at $3000.
Many companies don't have good enough products, so must advertise to get any sales.
I do miss tacky, over-styled menus sometimes. Doesn't excuse the fake food pictures though.
It's a long way from their headquarters, a massive time zone difference at least. I don't think they're working on something that needs the direct attention of leadership.
Of course not, but ICE is the weapon of choice. A loyal, armed goon squad seemingly unconstrained by law compared to other agencies.
I fat-finger ctrl+f all the time, I like that it still brings up search function. It would be very annoying if it changed.
There are many other vendors. Do you know who the CEOs of Axon or Verkada are? Neither do I. They don't seem to comment on every issue.
Is it worth anyones time to argue with a machine?
They also have datacenters in most major cities, so latency would be minimal. They're one of the only services that allows me to actually saturate my home internet bandwidth. But hosting game data and actually running the games is a lot different.
The only sources I can find for that are all Russian. Wikipedia (Which I assume you will dismiss out of hand) says it's complicated to determine at best, as they both hide information and boost propaganda. At least don't state it as fact. No one actually knows, which is why citing sources is helpful so that weight can be added.
That has already happened. Lower state gas taxes and friendly to refineries on their land = cheaper gas. Oil is already heavily, heavily subsidized: https://e360.yale.edu/digest/republican-spending-bill-fossil...
That one alone is over $100 per person per year, so we all paid extra, even those who don't drive.
Even with all that we're still at $4/gal.
Similar happens for HP devices. They install their printer "ink reminder" ad popups automatically when it grabs the driver.
Trump put a little orange thumb on the scale by choosing Walmart to be the winner on beef prices. Did they weigh for government interference?
https://www.usatoday.com/story/grocery/2026/07/08/walmart-ro...
10 layers of approvals to get a reasonable change implemented, but this shit gets pushed to production instantly. AI is driving leaders insane - they actually believe they can stop operating with humans and take all of the money. Remember your pay is transactional. Never give them more than written in your contract, and there is no shame in playing dirty politics to advance within.
Paywall.
"It's lethal!"
"Does it target accurately?"
"It's lethal!"
Well the smoke issue is going to get better, because the trees burn down once, and may not be able to grow again in the new environment.
People owning their own media was always a pain to these companies. They tried to make disposable DVDs at one point!
a signature-matching analysis could be “somewhat accurate.”
That's a great standard for national elections. They're going to try everything they can in November.
The SpaceX subsidiary SpaceXAI (formerly xAI) is X (Formerly Twitter) and xAI. Things move fast in the trillion dollar valuation world.
Every individual household can. There are many programs where you can get a free/discounted home battery and get paid to export to the grid when needed. The economics will make it work.
Why the sudden concern for conflicts of interest? They're a huge lobbying group, they could basically get any law they want on the books, even before Trump.
This will be full of subscriptions to push. Copilot, Office (Copilot?), Windows 365 cloud PC, Xbox Game Pass, Onedrive. It will probably be a subscription on its own.
What would be interesting is if they provide the hardware for free or near-free.
They have a very strong solar buildout going on, and they don't care how many environmentalists they piss off to get them built, ironically.
Facebook really didn't like that apple made device IDs optional, it's strange that they quieted down about that. They must have found an alternative fingerprinting method.
Its crazy we've now put a dollar value on sunlight, one of the last resources we all share for free. $5000/hour.
Cheap while China allows them to be cheap.
Well, these Heritage Foundation guys in charge are all about the big picture. Less educated populace? Make it happen, I don't care how.
I suppose it's not possible to harm animals that are already dead. Oil and gas were already exempted completely from the ESA earlier this year.