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Comment Re:No actual shortage (Score 0) 214

the US had been preaching globalism for a long time

That's over now. And thank fucking Christ. America still leading the way for the Western world.

Now, Europe needs to be enlightened to the path. No more pretending equivalence of kleptocracies and theocracies and commie dictatorships. No more fake neutrality. No more hiding behind the US umbrella while pretending the umbrella doesn't exist. Sounds like a excellent change, and Europe should be dragged kicking and screaming into this new day.

Comment Re:Closer to Kessler syndrome (Score 1) 31

Or force them to keep their constellations lower

They're strongly incentivized to do this without whatever force you think is necessary. Also, it's not the case that low orbit is the solve-all you appear to believe. When collisions occur, shrapnel distributes in all directions, some of which are longer, higher orbits.

Comment Re:a treasonous offense (Score 2) 26

Corroboration is a valid and frequently employed legal concept. It's used to establish "state of mind" is real cases every day. This is not an invention of Trump or any other contemporary boogeyman you been trained to hate. It's been around since before the US was a thing, and the order and prosperity you luxuriate in every day is a consequence of such wisdom.

Comment Re:Release announcements (Score 0, Troll) 29

Does that mean we'll get a new Slashdot announcement for future Linux releases

Hopefully. Thats the kind of stuff this particular site was doing before all the virtue-soys showed up and made it a climate news and EV fanboi site. Hell, minor releases of Enlightenment used to be news, not that you'd know what that is.

Comment Re:we can't prevent identification in public alrea (Score 1) 89

“We will launch during a dynamic political environment where many civil society groups that we would expect to attack us would have their resources focused on other concerns,” according to the document from Meta’s Reality Labs, which works on hardware including smart glasses."

Because existing cameras don't automatically identify people in public when you point them at them? I mean, Meta clearly understands how it's different - they're trying to toe the line between hoping certain groups with certain mandates don't notice too much, but the glasses doing what other cameras don't do is obviously a part of the utility sales pitch - so why don't you?

Comment Re:Modernize the environment? (Score 4, Insightful) 80

To be fair, the entire governmental apparatus of the United States seems to be going "Ideology? Super. Caring about reality? Fuck off."

Giving a shit about the details right now is forest for trees stuff. The electorate has handed over the keys to the child in the backseat, thinking, "Well it can't be that bad, and the adults were telling us stuff we didn't like to hear. Yee haw, cut those programs! Tax us less! Money is magic!"

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