Want to prevent your AI from becoming Mecha Hitler? Then maybe you should put humans in charge of AI instead of following what it says blindly.

Looks like the Fantastic Four will finally have a movie worthy of their legacy. Should be more interesting than a reboot of Superman. Of course Marvel still hasn't fixed the issues with the X-Men, which would be helpful as they move towards $50B in profits.

Anyone wanting to come to the United States in 2025 is a moron. We're no longer the land of opportunity. Instead we're the land of a criminal, pedophile President rapist who sends masked men to major cities to unconstitutionally kidnap and torture people before sending them to prisons or to foreign nations to be tortured. America sucks in 2025.

Microsoft sells crappy surface laptops and tablets. They're not solely a software company for many years now. Hell, they've sold mice for over 25 years.

Progress should be always forwards, not backwards. I understand the desire to sell cheaper computers, but please don't saddle users with a 3 year old chip design that performs at the level of a 5 year old chip.

ranks up there with the bridge to nowhere, which cost far less

And the Chinese aren't focusing on studying painting and poetry

you make a great case for why we should be pursuing national high-speed rail it takes a lot of infrastructure investment and would require more people be involved in the engineering to build high speed rail and the renewable energy grid to power it.

He's absolutely correct. No one who orchestrated January 6th went to jail: not the people who funded the operation, or who ran the buses that drove the instigators to the capitol, nor the Felon President and his henchmen and henchwomen. Zuckerberg delivered the Presidency to Donald Trump twice, and god forbid we ever meet in person.

That's a curse, by the way, not an exclamation of joy.

Add a human element to your AI-song to defeat the "AI-generated" label.

slapping a bunch of solar panel infrastructure across lands devastated by coal mining does not relieve us of our duty to clean up the wastelands, and charge the energy companies for such efforts.

I have been working for a year and a half on a hardware migration project that should have been super-easy: replace 5 ESXI hosts with newer faster servers, replace 1 SAN device + fiber switches, and replace aging switches, routers, and firewalls. My client, looking at a $30,000 VMware bill, said screw it and now they're moving to HyperV drastically increasing the time to complete what would have been a simple upgrade. Greed is mostly what's hurting the VMware platform.

Do you really want to ignore the security benefits of TPM 2.0 - advancements from 2019 - in the year 2025?

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Add more batteries to store the power that cannot be used.
Build more power lines to expand the area to which reserve power can be delivered.