So, are Yuzu developers actually have $2.4M lying around, or will they pay for it in installment like Gary Bowser?

You got a point, but the kind of bugs eaten in some parts of the world are usually the fatty kind .

Owning Vizio would give Walmart access to an active user base of nearly 18 million people and help unlock Vizio's own software platform business that has annual advertising revenues growing north of 27% at a more than 60% margin rate, said Nicholas Zangler, an analyst at Stephens.

Get ready for even more ads on your smart tv.

Some mad lads actually did this:

Who need GUI to watch youtube? You can watch them directly in terminal with mpv. Try it:

mpv --vo=tct "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ"

I also like to run my container platform as a containerized application in another container platform.

Forget White Christmas, the next generation will celebrate Wet Christmas instead.

Windows: "Looks like your bootloader was corrupted. I went ahead and reinstall it. No need to thank me, I was just doing my job. What's that? Grub? Nope, never heard of that guy."

Excuse me, but this has "you're holding it wrong" energy. And according to this page, 44°C is starting to feel painful to touch, and 47° is enough to cause 1st degree burn.

Peering is actually a complex issue. The ISP you're currently using might not have a good peering with your data center operator.

One way to force a different peering is by complaining to your ISP. Include the server's IP address in the complain, and their sysadmin might take a look and alter their routing table so traffics going to your data center will go through different route (assuming the ISP is not shitty and have multiple high quality peering AND actually looking at your support request).

Another way is by using a VPN. By using a VPN, you'll bypass your ISP's network routing. Your traffic will go through your VPN provider's data center instead, which have completely different peering partners than your ISP. Try connecting to different country (e.g. Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, Europe) to see which one is the fastest. For example, your ISP might have a good peering to Hong Kong, so by connecting to a Hong Kong VPN server, you'll bypass your ISP's shitty peering to Europe.

Finger cross though. In general, connection between this part of Asia and Europe is not great because there is no direct route. Connection to US is a lot faster in comparison because there are many direct undersea fiber optics links.

These days whenever there is a new change on Twitter's UI, I'm not sure if it's a bug or intentional feature.

Since those new cars have built-in cellular modem and connected to internet 24/7 I guess Mozilla can review them as internet devices.