And what about the protected heritage sites destroyed in the process?
Gonna build a replica out of all the money you made and call it good?

Because 30% is obviously a lot more money coming from a worker than a billionaire. /s

"More power to them" - yeah right. That's not how societies work, as seen with, oh I don't know, Greece??!

Do you remember the time a few years ago when the Greek economy was collapsing and the rest of the EU had to pitch in?

Real disconnect you have there.

So instead of "correcting" the system, you would rather continue breaking it?
Because that is what we're doing day in and day out.

The status quo is not "nothing changes".
We now know that we're actively destroying this complex system that we so far had an extremely poor understanding of, and we should probably stop doing that, or we will suffer the consequences.

You're of course correct when you say that the poorest, not the richest, will suffer most of the consequences. Even more reason to be cautious when billionaires tell you not to worry.

And in proper Slashdot tradition, you didn't even RTFS.

No matter how many inputs or variables you have, if you can model the system on a macro level, you can still extrapolate trends, which is exactly what happened - to surprising accuracy, even half a century ago.

The facts fit multiple theories. For example:

Police saw some Alexa enabled device in the home, figured it *might* have caught something and are following that lead.
Since the warrant probably contains a time range instead of a precise time stamp, there may well be valid commands that Alexa recorded for that range - for example the victim asking for the weather in the morning, which they have now sent to the police, as expected by law.

You don't *have* to go conspiracy theory on everything.

But regulating a public good like water or clean air is socialism!
Free market all the way to the grave!

There is no option to log-on because the current site is a low-traffic fallback site to accomodate the number of users trying to change their password. The whole ubi.com consists of "Change your password" and three YouTube links right now.

The usual site will be up again in a few days, if you want to change your e-mail address, try again then.

This is how it should be done by the way: at least allowing 99% of users to change their password even when the site is getting hammered.

From TFA:

Supported hardware:
- Sony Playstation 3 Fat, firmware version 3.21
- Netbooting only
- 480i/480p only

!News

The sale of incandescents has been prohibited in Germany to promote newer and more energy-efficient lighting tech, such as LED even for rooms..

http://www.lampenwelt.de/produkt/Nebenartikel/LED-Kristallglasleuchte-mit-Fernbedienung-13-fl.html/

The idea is to re-use your existing LED room lights to also transmit a data signal, *not* some completely new tech!

According to wikipedia, Bethesda bought all and every Fallout IP when Interplay was unable to continue development on their version of Fallout 3 and had to lay off their main (PC) team in 2003.
TFS says they still retained their right to sell the games they do not own any rights to anymore, as long as they get marketing and packaging approved bei Bethesda. So they can still make money with their old games as long as it doesn't interfere with Bethesda's new titles and gets their approval - that is a pretty good deal for a game studio that probably would have closed down if it weren't for Bethesda, don't you think?

You mean like Slashdot?

Use two of those Mics to triangulate the position of your fingernail and you have your position tracking.

Just needs "some" tweaking of the software and a way of describing the relative position of the two mics (by a echo-like click sound on init maybe?).