What about if you had a vehicle with hundreds of trailers attached to it. You couldn't run it on normal roads obviously so what about special purpose rights of way just for these vehicles. You could then use bits of metal to guide these vehicles so the driver doesn't need to steer, just control the speed and brakes. You could even power these things by electricity (provided through an on board diesel generator, a battery system or overhead wires).

What country was Assange residing in at the time the alleged crime took place?

I would love to see a legal expert explain if "New York Times Co. v. United States" applies to the Assange case and if not, why not.

Clearly you never had the experience of being a broke uni student...

I also remember that it's a real pain to fit a desktop PC (with CRT monitor) into a Nissan 350z...

I was recently ona holiday here in Australia where someone else on the trip rented a BYD Atto 3 EV and it worked great, even though we were traveling over 300km each way. We had to stop and charge for maybe 15-20 minutes at a fast charger in both directions (the cost of which was apparently included in the rental) but overall it was great.

Can I run this locally somehow, ask it things and get the same results back as I would talking to the real Grok AI? Does this include all the training data?

Doesn't matter what the law says about repairing the equipment, the contract between McDonalds and the franchisees says that they must only use these specific Taylor ice-cream machines and that they must only get them fixed and maintained by Taylor.

Unless you somehow force McDonalds to remove the requirements from the contracts, any other changes to the law don't matter.

If you want a genuinely good safe, buy a safe with a good quality dial combination lock. No battery to run out of juice and no electronics to fail. And no backdoors in the system that could be exploited.

Oh and you need to buy said safe from a proper locksmith or safe company since nothing sold by a big-box store of any kind is in any way a "good safe"

How is Microsoft "breaking win32 compatibility"? I have many many win32 apps and games that run just fine. And secdrv.sys isn't even a Microsoft thing, the fact that an old insecure 3rd party driver doesn't work anymore is not the fault of Microsoft (although the decision to explicitly block it rather than let it run and fail is on them)

At this point it's a well known fact that HP does crap like this so why do people keep buying HP printers?

The problem in the US is that there are powerful vested interests who profit off people being in jail so anything that means less people go to jail (or return to jail after getting released) means less profits for them and less "campaign contributions" for their bought and paid for politicians.

Ask Linus Sebastian (of Linus Media Group) how well that "IP68" rating works to protect your phone from liquid damage...

If you ever wanted proof that the music industry stopped caring about anyone but themselves, look at the recent decision by Universal Music to pull their music from TikTok. That move has actually HURT Universal Music artists (who can no longer use TikTok to promote their music)

But there is almost certainly a law that would probably apply if a manufacturer sold a TV that was previously receiving over the air broadcasts just fine but after a software update was no longer able to do so.