Vivaldi said they will keep V2 support. Not forever, but as long as they are able.
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What's the reason humans need a horn installed in their car? Whatever it is, it's the same reason for self-driving cars I guess.
I agree, I'm just saying this story in particular is untrue. That, obviously, doesn't excuse all the other things they actually did, like the ones you linked here.
I absolutely agree it's their fault for getting bad press, and that they should have checked in order to not get bad press. I just don't think the bad press is about something of importance, especially that there is no shortage of illegal things Trump did to write about.
No they shouldn't, they should be in prison, not be able to charter any planes.
I don't know, when I get a taxi I don't ask the driver who owned his car previously. Seems very wasteful to consider vehicles somehow bad based on previous owners.
The plane is part of a small fleet managed by the California-based Threshold Aviation Group, which makes it available for chartering.
Epstein owned at least five different private planes before his death.
So these 5 planes, sold off after Epstein's death and bought by a chartering company cannot be used ever again by anyone, because Epstein used to own them? And people chartering planes have to research the history of the plane their chartering company is offering for their flight?
That's just recordable Blu-rays, for the 5 people that have a Blu-ray writer. Nobody uses them, USB drives are far more convenient and can be bigger anyway.
Normal Blu-rays are not going anywhere.
It's not like he owns it though, it's just a chartered plane that probably had tons of previous users and will fly someone else tomorrow.
The news story you are linking was incorrect and based on a typo in a report.
Nobody is saying it's enforceable. It's just a shitty thing to do when someone shows you something in confidence, asks not to share it, and you publish an entire news article about it. It's just a dick move. Obviously nothing illegal about it.
Lol no definitely not all
There is also the difference that Facebook the service is still called Facebook. Only the company name changed, but not the product name. Where for Twitter, he renamed both the product and the company.