The key is for a virtual machine as you can see in the picture.

As you can see in the top right corner the person of the year title applies to the architects of AI.

Just before the bubble bursts.

Coronavirus is not mentioned, but had some impact on the travel industry as well.

Is this a joke?

When you read the article, it’s just that there is an appeal that’s unlikely to get picked up. Headline seems a bit hysterical.

Dated: Jul 22, 2025 at 07:56am EDT

Reminds me of this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tobacco_smoke_enema

The speaker will not become president unless Vance and Trump become incapacitated at the same time. When just Trump becomes incapacitated, they can choose a new vice president.

Agree, but if you live next to a highway, zero emissions means you’ll be healthier. So in that way the label makes sense.

That sounds like a tariff with extra steps.

Vegans do have friends that may not be vegan. Eating out with those friends might take them to a restaurant with a vegan friendly menu instead of a fully vegan restaurant.

The announcement states it’s a new product.

Nytimes says basically the same: “In fact, it would be hard to imagine an event that could have gone better from the point of view of the Russian leader, who made no public commitment to stop his assault on Ukraine and yet was treated as a valued friend. Mr. Trump did not fault Mr. Putin for starting the brutal war and left without mentioning the sanctions that just hours earlier he had threatened to impose if there were no deal.”

Maybe Garmin, Withings or (Chinese owned now) Suunto?

You can even train to beat them, so it’s definitely not a reliable method.

I have the second issue on Linux often. Happy to hear it’s not just me.

What would have been a better headline? There is no way to verity the story. The actual reason might be different. Also there are plenty “Trump claims” headlines.

In the nytimes article it does mention him taking those as wel.

Each president is different in the manner and pace at which they receive their briefings, and Trump is not entirely out of step with some of his predecessors.

But with Trump, there is added concern as he is known not to read the accompanying briefing document, referred to as “the book,” that is put together by intelligence analysts in a highly labor-intensive process. This document is delivered in hard copy or on a tablet device to the president and his key advisers five days a week.