The original phrase would work well too. "Non sequitur, your facts are uncoordinated."

Despite putting my number on every Do Not Call list that I could find, the landline phone would ring at least a dozen times a day at all hours with spam, scams, and political bullshit. They are dying in part because the FCC has been either asleep or looking the other way.

My take is that they just lied to Congress. The Whistleblower report makes it sound like it absolutely WAS documented, just in the wrong (and unofficial) system where if they disclose it they will appear to have been working to cover this up. https://tech.slashdot.org/comm...

It's absolutely systemic, no question. I provide the whisleblower's story in this comment above - https://tech.slashdot.org/comm...

They're spinning. They have documentation, it's just that the documentation shows them committing crimes, coverups, and generally isn't very flattering. So they'd rather say they have None and appear incompetent, instead of malicious.
Whistleblower Report Part 1 - https://leehamnews.com/2024/01...
Whistleblower Report Part 2 - https://leehamnews.com/2024/01...

Of Regulatory Capture. Big Food will do the same here as they did with trans fats and interesterified oils. This ban wonâ(TM)t be out a week and they will have a replacement for PFAS that is every bit as awful for us.

So much of their IP portfolio is garbage. Suicide Squad has been a loser in nearly every incarnation, just not as much so as Aquaman 2. Free to play is not going to make it better.

Doubly so when discussing Sony, who is famously anti-consumer to their core.

Hereâ(TM)s the 2nd part of the whistleblower story - https://leehamnews.com/2024/01...

They have a 2nd log system that is abused to hide issues from the official monitoring. The production line is a tremendous shitshow and crash waiting to happen - https://leehamnews.com/2024/01...

It would seem that they were super common in the lead-up to this incident. This was absolutely predictable from the signals manufacturing was getting. https://leehamnews.com/2024/01...

Next car might support bluetooth. This one is a 2006 and doesn't. But the Alpine deck I put in forever ago plays MP3 CDs like a champ.

When at home or work, I have access to my FLAC archives of my CDs. My car supports MP3. That pretty much covers all use cases.

As they say, "Don't look gift wolves in the mouth."

The article only mentions one incident from around 1967. It is strongly suspected that the Soviet's Concorde-related espionage stretched back to 1959. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...