The government buys IT services from the same companies that everyone else does: Google, Microsoft and Amazon. They all offer special government offerings with stricter security.
I guarantee Trump is getting hacked because he and his team refuse to listen to IT and won't let them turn on basic security features because they're a slight inconvenience.
More specifically, they're targeting the 60+ demographic, who are the only people that still watch cable news.
It's more due to engineering. Materials have limited strength. Stone has fairly good compressive strength, but it'll still crack if you put too much weight on it. If you use your stone to make a tower, it won't get very high before it topples over. If you instead build a pyramid, the weight of the stone on top is dispersed across several stones below it and those stones disperse their weight to multiple stones and so on down to the base, letting you build far taller.
The problem with that argument is that 80% of people live in cities. There are not enough rural people for them to be a majority of the Republican party.
It helps that it's the truth.
You ever see that video of him with Epstein? He was genuinely happy joking around with his fellow pedo.
People remember the parody, which is usually modified to be more recognizable. Like Darth Vader never said "Luke, I am your father"; in the movie it's actually "No, I am your father".
This isn't a new issue. Wolfram alpha has been around for 15 years and can easily handle high school level math problems.
Depends on the person's eyes as well. I have a pretty bad astigmatism that makes dark mode god awful to read.
The same thing that is already happening in Turkey, India and Saudi Arabia? Musk's Twitter has no problem censoring people when it's to help right-wing authoritarians.
It's an ownership issue.
Larian is privately owned by Swen Vincke. They can concentrate on making good games because they don't answer to anyone but Swen.
Blizzard is publicly owned. It has to answer to greedy and short-sighted shareholders.
Because it's a law and the President can't just ignore the law.
A surprising number of companies actually do sell powder versions of their drinks on the web. I buy both Arizona tea and A&W root beer packets online.
At least Gearbox isn't spending a year+ denying that the problem exists.
I knew a guy who had a vintage passenger car on a little concrete pad on his land. I never asked him how much it cost, but he was an electrical engineer, so it's not like he was rich.
Another thing to watch out for is single-sided vs double-sided. Many laptops have flush mounted m.2 slots that won't fit an SSD with chips on both sides of the board.
Wednesday was incredibly popular and is probably why there's a bit of a goth revival going on.
I used to love the deluxe version that came with a little squeeze packet of herb sauce. That sauce is my white whale. People say it was a mustard dill sauce, but all the ones I've tried just don't taste right.