Similar to how Uber and taxis reduce the number of cars needed and cars on the road, but to a more significant degree.

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2017/04/uber-in-hot-seat-with-california-regulators-over-drunk-drivers/

1.4GB of downloads for this update!!

I have imported all the critical VM's over with 0 issues. I only have like 3 left that aren't that big of a deal. Then I'm wiping my VMWare Host and rebuilding it from scratch and then taking my Synology NAS and redoing it's storage.

Yeah, looked it up. No bands. It's just the most advanced 3G signaling method.

https://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/04/13/microsoft_kills_support_old_windows_on_new_chips/

@nadnerB said in Toshiba's Bail Out Plan Destroyed - WD Blocks Sale of Memory Division:

So theoretically... Western Digital Laptops? lol

Does Toshiba still make laptops? They must, I've not seen or heard of them in so long I forgot. They must have shifted focus to other markets.

I saw something about this the other day... It is interesting to say the least.

@JaredBusch said in Axe is Starting to Fall on Ubuntu Employees:

@mlnews said in Axe is Starting to Fall on Ubuntu Employees:

https://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/04/12/80_canonical_staff_face_chop/

The first chopping for Ubuntu employees as Mark Shuttleworth takes over has begun, which includes eliminating his former CEO.

The cynical response to the current CEO's post?

Probably.

About time. And very interesting.

@JaredBusch said in Apple and Qualcomm Take Each Other to Court:

@nadnerB said in Apple and Qualcomm Take Each Other to Court:

Wow, Blackberry is alive again.

Depends where you are, some places it's still very actively used. We just made a deal for a new web development project called one of the big caveats was that we had to make it work well on Blackberry because all the sea levels only use blackberries. It also happens to be a Canadian client.

A rising tide lifts all ships?

The sea level is keeping Blackberry afloat?

LMAO