Gee could it possibly be because there's absolutely nothing compelling about the product? Everything about it is just crap.
It's overpriced for what it is, pretty much all of its features are gimmicks and do not demonstrably improve on the original, everyone knows their games are overpriced and never reduce in price, and if you breathe on it in the wrong way Nintendo will sue you for 1100 quadrillion dollars. What's not to love?
It's not that developers are switching to AI tools it's that stack overflow is awful and has been for a long time. The AI tools are simply providing a better alternative, which really demonstrates how awful stack overflow is because the AI tools are not that good.
The only way Trump will relinquish power is when he dies either of natural causes or otherwise. He's trying to manufacture a conflict now so that he can use it as justification for suspending elections. It's exactly how Putin got into power. He was elected, probably legally, and then just refused to leave when his term was up.
The only difference between Trump and Putin is that Trump hasn't gotten to the end of his term yet, so still has a vague wiff of legitimacy.
Why can't people just tell Trump that they've done these things, and then just have like a shadow government that actually works. Why are people actually taking orders from this psychopath?
He's actually starting to threaten World War 3 again, and quite a lot of Americans seem to be going "oh well obviously I don't agree with it but what can we do". Nothing, that's what you do, you simply do not do what he tells you to do. Ignore him.
A lot of Europe is actually further north than Toronto. I don't think a lot of Americans realise that because they're used to looking at the traditional world map which is quite distorted.
You know those millions of documents that haven't been released yet. They all just repeatedly say "Trump did all of it" over and over again. The blackout markers keep running out of ink, they bought all of Costco's supply and now they have to do delay for more to be in stock. Unfortunately they are made in China and are therefore subject to tariffs.
That would be an extremely bad idea considering that the UK's nuclear weapons arsenal is not land-based. The US actually ordered those troops to do anything within 15 minutes missiles could be headed to the US. Although the smarter option would be to have the subs manoeuvre to just off the US coast and then launch. Very little time to respond then.
I'm not saying that would definitely be the response but it's a hell of a risk for the US to take. I would hope that someone in the US military has enough brains to countermand that order.
It's interesting that the US now probably has more enemies than it has had any other point in its entire history. It's almost like somebody changed something.
I'm not sure how much military AI figures into this. Arctic conditions are famously unforgiving of electronics.
Batteries tend to die, and components tend to freeze. The US military hasn't really built their infrastructure to deal with extremely cold weather, they were confident that the next major conflict would occur in a nice warm desert in the middle East or maybe China at a stretch.
You're thinking of fusion bombs. They're absolutely not zero radiation they just don't release as much as you would expect given these size of the explosion. But they absolutely do release radiation.
Much of the destruction from fusion bombs comes from the implosion rather than the explosion. Not that the initial explosion isn't highly also destructive. In an airbus situation it basically picks things off the ground and flings them into the air that several times the speed of sound. Any oil rig that is already in place is going to get violently ripped out of the ground along with a lot of the underground piping. At the very least that is going to cause a massive leak and probably catch fire. The last time a gas fire like that happened the Russians actually had to use a nuke to put it out.
No I don't. I'm sure C suite executive think that's the case, but every time they've tried it they've always had to back pedal and hire the human staff back.
I'm still not convinced that this doesn't happen to a lesser extent even now.
Seriously call someone and then send them an email and then just see how long it takes for the message to arrive. I've sent emails that have taken up to 3 minutes to get to their destination.
What's going on, did it get lost on route, was it we way laid by highway bandits, how can it possibly take that long?
I've always thought it's a super weird place for them to have a fab just in general. It's never been the most politically stable part of the world and surely you don't want your several billion dollar infrastructure getting blown up, so why would you put it somewhere where that's more likely?
Gee could it possibly be because there's absolutely nothing compelling about the product? Everything about it is just crap.
It's overpriced for what it is, pretty much all of its features are gimmicks and do not demonstrably improve on the original, everyone knows their games are overpriced and never reduce in price, and if you breathe on it in the wrong way Nintendo will sue you for 1100 quadrillion dollars. What's not to love?