Love articles that just summarize a blog or social media post while adding absolutely nothing.

You can either create a family and share games that way or you can login on your friends computer and install the game. They can then borrow the game.

You cannot play a game while your copy is being borrowed (played) by another user.

You can lend games on steam.

Not the same company. Lenovo bought only the name of the mobile division and slapped it on their products. Google bought Motorola Mobility first, stripped it bare of all the people and IP of value and sold the name to Lenovo.

I believe the play services agreement Motorola Lenovo signs to get the play store on their devices would forbid that.

It’s actually an old one.

It will never be enough. Line must go up.

They tend to have tamper alarms and since the company has a working relationship with the local PD I don’t really want to be playing engineer with a device like that.

Yeah, take home the solar powered GPS device with a built in cellular connection. See how that goes.

I don’t think most people realize that the most efficient process for scanning books involves disassembling them.

So of course they’re upset to hear the books are disposed of afterwards.

What’s their standing?

Edit: FYI in the United States we have a legal precedent called the first sale doctrine. Once you buy a book it is yours and you have the right to do what you want with it including selling it. And while they probably never anticipated a bunch of super wealthy narscisists buying a bunch of books so they could hoard the knowledge and then destroy them, we have no laws here that could prevent it.

Add the MCU collection, and it to monitored.

This story has been posted multiple times and all over the internet. This is actually the shortest article I’ve seen about it.

I read another article on it and it was never mentioned.

The answer is lazy design. It was cheaper and easier to make it a dumb device that gets all direction from a server. Less complexity and more control on their end. Also, subscription.

If nobody at the court was using an LLM how was his hidden text discovered?

Billionaires don’t exist in a world where corporations have to financially pay for the harm they cause.

If their funding was 100% paid for by taxes, sure. But only a small fraction is actually paid for with public funds. They have to earn the rest to stay afloat.

Iron Mountain is aware of the situation so ideally they’ve flagged it to avoid the bad press of deleting it.

Iron Mountain is obviously aware of the situation and probably doesn’t want the bad press of deleting it. PBS just needs the court order that makes them hand the data over. Because PBS isn’t iron mountains client, they can’t hand them the data without a court order.