I mean, he’s already got Pestilence in the bag

Also Gun Industry: “We like fear! More people buy guns!”

At least the FDA is still there to tell us not to eat it. (for now)

Opossum are native, eat ticks and do not carry rabies. They are heros!

Well the solution to our “not enough bits” problem has been generally available for 20 years. Signed bigint time would cover from the Permian Period until 290 million years from now, down to ms precision. That ought to be good enough for most use cases.

You get over 584 million years in 2^64 ms. 66-bit computers are a bit tough to come by!

Milliseconds since the epoch is the only true time

The benefits the Peace Corps provides the US is a hundred-fold its meager costs. Cutting this program is grotesquely short-sighted.

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I’m with e8d79 on that one. Whatever your intent when posting the original message, the way it reads is tone deaf at best and entitled at worst.

Whenever you see “no fear of humans,” you know you’re reading propaganda.

Ask your partner to help carve out time for you and the family to do something together- play cards, board games, cook together, whatever. Something where conversation can happen but isn’t the main focus.

The problem is not cars that use software - that is inevitable and OTA updates are far superior (if properly secure) than having to take the thing into a shop.

The problem is these people can’t or won’t write databases and systems that transfer from one data center to another. That stinks of either incompetence or bad faith.

I can’t believe they let him get away with that

https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2024/02/02/joe-biden-30-policy-things-you-might-have-missed-00139046

I think the answer is marketing. Much like mp3 players existed before the iPod, sometimes something just takes off and centers on a particular product that maybe has a bit more glitz, or better marketing. I think the idea of legislating specific products is stupid.

My phone often does this when I use voice to text. I guess I speak in Capital Letters.

Yeah that’s fair, I inadvertently glossed over the “neo”. Still though, punishing scientists for getting in the way of corporate profit seems way more on-brand for modern American conservatives than any other ideology.

You think it’s liberals who would want to punish scientists for pointing out corporate greed?

What are you using for your local installation?