jakewalker

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He addresses this in footnote 1 on the same page, though. "A different company, Sun, created the library. But because Oracle later purchased Sun, for simplicity I refer to both companies as Oracle."

Sounds kinda like the people who thought that bundling a bunch of bad mortgage debt together in slices could get it rated AAA.

Plaintiffs' class action (mostly securities) lawyer here. I have no idea what you are talking about.

Not unilaterally, without any process.

He does not. Which doesn't make the headline inaccurate. But he does not have that authority, and no one right-thinking believes that he does.

Absolutely not. It's not remotely a thing, and would not withstand any scrutiny whatsoever.

That may be part of it, but Starbucks has done a very good job of getting their regular customers to sign up for their loyalty program and online/app ordering, and to have them sign up for automatically replenishing (every time my balance goes below $10, load another $25) gift card accounts to use both features.

We use Nest cams for a baby/child monitor at nighttime. Haven’t seen the change yet, but I suspect it will make it so that this use case no longer works.

The Big Dig in Boston was full of the same overruns, delays, and even corruption. All worth it.

It's the best thing the city has ever done, far and away. Fundamentally changed the city and is responsible for incalculable property value and quality of life improvements in the city.

why would it be a "donation"? DDG isn't a charity.