Re: unsupported browser
I have never got over the loss of the spinning globe in Mosaic.
1544 publicly visible posts • joined 12 Oct 2010
Say what? Some ethnic confusion here.
And assuming you meant Mainland China why would it cost the West anything? In a way like rare earths it is the golden goose and although controlling supplies (OPEC-like - cough! cough!) China has not cut them off. I do not see anything different from TSMC similarly coining it like mad.
Used to be with muscle memory you'd reach out and adjust the radio, the ventilation etc etc without your eyes having to leave the road, except sometimes for an instant.
Now you need to look, focus, tap, scroll, re-scroll, tap the back button etc etc in between avoiding collisions.
Reserve longer. Tried the Beta (yeah I know I know) on a recent Mac Pro + the Apple Display and it totally *****ed up and booted into nothing but a blank screen.
Reverting to Sequoia was an even bigger p in the a because of onboard security etc etc
But if Apple cant even get the graphics right in a Beta on their own hardware .....
How long before the World catches up with Ray Bradbury (at least creaking memory cells tell me it was him) who, as aired in these very columns some considerable time ago, wrote decades ago of a Desperate Housewife who took on a tall handsome but wholly robotic butler and ended up doing what comes (cough! cough!) naturally. There was at least one other El Reg aficionado who remembered the tale.
China continues hell for leather to aim for 100% self-reliance.
The American consumer continues buying tat.
Overseas sellers load up the next three months' shipments to the USA with the equivalent of the usual 6-months' worth. Including Christmas tinsel.
Did I just wake up from a bad dream?
https://www.thetimes.com/article/8c9dbecc-3936-4aa2-b574-dd16f4271f15
"UK’s first permanent facial recognition cameras installed in London
Live facial recognition cameras will be placed on two roads in Croydon city centre despite backlash from privacy campaigners"