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Google Cloud Accidentally Deletes UniSuper's Online Account Due To 'Unprecedented Misconfiguration'
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The Automotive Cold War Is Officially Underway
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Bumble's Dating 'AI Concierge' Will Date Hundreds of Other People's 'Concierges' For You
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Tech Exec's Videos Spark Clash Over China's Work Culture
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India Unable To Impose Caps on Mobile Payments Market Share, Four Years On
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Canadian Petition That Games Must Remain Functional At EOL
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Tornadoes Are Coming in Bunches. Scientists Are Trying To Figure Out Why.
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Apple Might Bring AI Transcription To Voice Memos and Notes
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CEO of World's Biggest Ad Firm Targeted By Deepfake Scam
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EA Weighs Putting In-game Ads in AAA Games
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Japan is Fighting Against the Entire Investing World in the Currency Market
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UK Economy Emerges From Recession
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FBI Working Towards Nabbing Scattered Spider Hackers, Official Says
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Will Chatbots Eat India's IT Industry?
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Streaming is Cable Now
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The Most Detailed 3D Reconstruction of Human Brain Tissue
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NASA's Proposed Plasma Rocket Would Get Us to Mars in 2 Months
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Error'd: Left Hand Right
Tim Y. is on Fire with this burn. "Competing teams inside Google? Or just the AI recognizing marketing tactics?"
Not to be outdone, the other big search conglomerate comes in for some anonymous criticism from a poster who says their name is "irrelevant". "I was suspecting for some time that bing is giving less and less reward points. But now it appears that they try to take them back." Maybe this is like frequent flier miles that the irrelevant binger was granted optimistically, prospectively, but which were then reversed.
Innocent Mike B. abroad in the siren land of Scotland, embarked on a modern oddyssey. "I was on lovely vacation, spending time in the lovely city of Glasgow. Being equipped with lovely phev rental car and german region in google play, I was thinking that charging vehicle wouldn't be a problem. It was. All charging stations want RFID of local provider. Or app. Which, of course, isn't available for your region. One provider was able to create a web page, that allows you to pay without an app. Two times it failed, holding 2x75 pounds (still not refunded). On the third try i was able to put 5 kWh into battery. But everything about metering and billing it was wrong (see screenshot). Interesting part: putting petrol in a tank worked 10 times out of ten. Charging electric vehicles is unlovely."
Befuddled Bruce R. doesn't recognize the double-shrugging four-armed alien glyph. "The latest version number of Adobe's DRM service doesn't seem very genuine."
Finally, clear-eyed Michael comments on this screenshot via Arista's customer portal: "It's immediately apparent what happened but honestly we expect better." It's not immediately apparent to me. I get the WA but not how the data center's street address got stuck into the middle of the aussie province.
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Apple Apologizes For Tone-Deaf Ad That Crushed Human Creativity To Make an iPad
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Chemicals In Car Interiors May Cause Cancer, and They're Required By US Law
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