LLMs make a lot of mistakes but the tech bros don't care - they're using them for all sorts of things including supposed self driving cars. If the AI fucks up and causes issues , well , on appendix section 16, sub section A, paragraph 21 there'll be a clause explicitly exempting the AI company from any responsibility and in jurisdictions where that disclaimer is void then what the hell, they've made billions anyway and they'll just settle out of court.

False analogy. Looks matter with cars along with price and there is no car that can do everything due to physical limitations. None of the above apply to linux distros.

Also its worth noting that because Macs are *nix underneath even your average mac laptop could in theory be used as a productive server too. Just like Llinux (and every other *nix) there's none of the artificial desktop-server divide MS introduced into Windows order to generate $$$ for upgrades.

Sounds like the Cisco "AI" is old school statistical analysis and fuzzy logic. Which is a Good Thing.

Clearly neither have you. AI code generation beyond simple programs is garbage.

Last time I looked MacOS didn't run AppArmor you mouth breather or was following the thread a bit complicated for you and you thought I was talking about Linux?

You ever thought of reading a post before you reply to it? Just an idea.

"Sky will brick the cameras"

FFS, this is just spite. Sky won't be asking for the cameras back so what difference does it make to them if the cameras still work or not? The reimbursement should be for the removal of the service, not the hardware itself but no doubt if there's no confirmation of bricking there'll be no refund.

Yet more e-waste created by c-suite morons.

EVs arn't exactly carbon neutral - it takes years for them to break even wrt a similar ICE for total lifecycle emissions.

If you want to get people - in cities at least - out of their cars improve public transport.

Reduced as the os boots? Are you drunk? The kernel can do what it likes, userspace root cant. I would suggest you're talking out your arse but I doubt t you could find it with both hands.

You need to specifically set those up in selinux, pam or apparmor. Out the box root can do anything in standard linux. Thats not the case in MacOS.

When Chrysler went bust back in the 2000s I picked up a half price 300c here in europe that had been sitting in a dealership for a year and only had delivery miles on it. I kept that car for 15 years, best I've ever owned.

"If you're root, you are assumed to know what you're doing"

Clearly you've never used MacOS where even root is a 2nd class user in some instances. All for security reasons don't you know - System Integrity Protection or whatever they've called it this month.

I hope you're right.

... by the greatest leap in a year ever recorded last year - 3ppm.

I get the feeling that positive feedback mechanisms are starting to kick in and soon anything we do re human emissions will become irrelevant.