Microsoft is once again delaying the roll out of its controversial Recall feature for Copilot Plus PCs. The software giant had planned to start testing Recall, which creates screenshots of mostly everything you see or do on a Copilot Plus PC, with Windows Insiders in October. Now, Microsoft says it needs more time to get the feature ready.
Oh thank god, I was worried that public health would cause my investments to grow 0.01% slower.
Wonder if there’s an old school CIA guy that’s like “we used to assassinate world leaders and start genocides” while posting “lol xinnie the pooh”
Pretty sure most subreddits that put it to a vote had the userbases support the blackouts as well.
And all the signage sounds like it was written by google translatr
They’re gonna find Sadam’s WMDs first.
This is why I always ask myself “do I need this thing” and if the answer is no I buy it anyway for the small dopamine hit.
It’s really funny this all happened around truth and reconcilliation week.
Imagine someone roasts you like that in your obituary 😭
They’d already been on it for a few decades 5 years ago…
It’s a controlled experiment, not a population study, so the acetaminophen sample weren’t in more pain than the control group. But it’s a relatively high dose, and while statistically significant the effect seems kind of small. I’m not sure there’s really particularly big conclusions you can draw from it.
Acetaminophen doesn’t exactly have a long lasting effect. And this is 1/4 of the maximum recommended daily dose administered at once. I think if people were regularly taking enough tylenol that it has a mass societal effect we’d be seeing a lot more liver failures.
Canada hasn’t lurched back to the left, Carney has adopted virtually every conservative talking point and policy. Poulievre was soft on the US, and Carney is perceived as the “reasonable” option for enacting the conservative platform PP pitched. There is an odd progressive policy here and there, both as a play for the NDP, and because the moment requires them to (primarily due to housing crisis). But don’t think this is a dramatic shift in the Canadian political landscape, we are likely headed for a very conservative Liberal party. We will likely see a fair bit of austerity outside of housing policy, there will almost surely be a federal hiring freeze and probable layoffs.