Sunday, December 24
Daily News Stuff 24 December 2023
Night Before Edition
Don't say I never do anything to you.
For you. I mean, for you.
Night Before Edition
Top Story
- After spending a month fighting with Apple to try to keep its Android iMessage application operational, Beeper is throwing in the towel. (Tech Crunch)
Or at least throwing it in Apple's face. The company has open-sourced the application, and Apple's repeated efforts to shut it down have attracted the attention of antitrust regulators.
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- Intel's Meteor Lake laptop chips now suck 10% less. (Tom's Hardware)
A bug in the pre-release version of the BIOS provided to laptop manufacturers reduced performance by about, well, 10%.
It has now been fixed.
None of the laptops have reached regular consumers so far, but if you do end up buying one make sure to update it.
- Five laptop computers we'll still be talking about in 2024. (Ars Technica)
That's eight days away, guys.
Besides, those all suck.
- Four clowns are suing Clowns.com over inadequate access to custard pies and undersized shoes or something. (404 Media)
The details are a lot less interesting than the headline.
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Don't say I never do anything to you.
For you. I mean, for you.
Disclaimer: No I don't.
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Rifftrax already did that.
Posted by: connieeeeeeee at Sunday, December 24 2023 06:12 PM (BuMbr)
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I am a bit disappointed we didn't get, ah, a Meatier Lake. But my 4900HS laptop still works fine.
Posted by: Rick C at Monday, December 25 2023 03:09 AM (BMUHC)
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"The owners of Clowns.com didn't give employees detailed pay statements as required by New York law"
Also, there was something about selling the employees work shoes that were garbage, and charging the employees who refused said shoes.
If this can be proven, the owners are probably in a good amount of trouble. Not sure if these specific issues can lead to jail time, but probably some pretty hefty fines. Wage theft is serious business.
Also, Akismet's still barfing on "smart" quotes.
Also, there was something about selling the employees work shoes that were garbage, and charging the employees who refused said shoes.
If this can be proven, the owners are probably in a good amount of trouble. Not sure if these specific issues can lead to jail time, but probably some pretty hefty fines. Wage theft is serious business.
Also, Akismet's still barfing on "smart" quotes.
Posted by: Rick C at Monday, December 25 2023 03:15 AM (BMUHC)
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