"pop-up banners that afflict the global web as a result of their regulations"
It is very annoyous but it is also the choice of the sites, you can put a discret banner at the bottom and not disrupt the reading if you want to not annoy people.
These "regulations against us giants" may also have positive effects. They forced Microsoft to offer a choice of browsers on Windows, something requested by Firefox and Opera and that killed Internet Explorer and permitted modern browsers including Google Chrome to florish.
C++ adds class and other features to C++, and this is like TypeScript to Javascript, but what he supports is simplicity and safety thank to a TypeScript approach. Not what C++ brings to C !
The Chinese version would have to complies with party guidelines, so not for me. But I am curious what sort of service Microsoft will offer when this will be integrated in Bing. Or the Google's version.
They would have to rewrite entirely their software. There had been some attemps to use these Qualcomm processors in cameras (the Yi M1 for example) and the result was terrible, the autofocus specially.
First we have lot of studies based on statistics.
There are also simple statistics which show than vegetarian live longer then meat eaters.
Then we have the five blue zone where people do not eat meat and most of them are centenarians.
But some people do not support their habits to be changed and are ready to believe anything that confort their opinions.
Even if their habits destroy the planet.
My point was more that spending government dollars on internally sourced services is always a better multiplier (for that governments economy).
TIL there is move in California to have UoC source it's cafeteria meals direct from California farmers (shortening the supply chain, increasing profits and consistent income for farmers)
I know that has a lot of issues but I think it is a very appealing move. Maybe farmers co-ops next?
It is very annoyous but it is also the choice of the sites, you can put a discret banner at the bottom and not disrupt the reading if you want to not annoy people.
These "regulations against us giants" may also have positive effects. They forced Microsoft to offer a choice of browsers on Windows, something requested by Firefox and Opera and that killed Internet Explorer and permitted modern browsers including Google Chrome to florish.