The Target POS machines were running Linux

Ah. Thanks :)

Would be nice if controlling it meant you could direct it.

It doesn't have to be true, just marketable. This is about winning customers. Ruin the marketability of that statement and you ruin their stupid attempt at a false sense of security and then maybe we can move on to an actual solution. If people have faith in this, it derails true security.

What is the goal of this project?

That's because it isn't a moral dilemma, it's virtual reality.

Or copy the city like Springfield. See? Cartoons have all the answers.

If the algorithm or equipment kills an innocent, then kill the person who designed that particular point of failure.

Shouldn't have sold off your old favorites only to repurchase them later.

They are public servants and should have to answer to public scrutiny.

...because there's a typo in it. *ducks for cover*

Cloudberry Kingdom, Spelunky, and many rogue-likes all do this on a smaller level, but are always constrained by parameters. While they seek to create an AI that will take on more of the tasks, it will still have to be fed parameters created by an author, so unless this AI can create itself, how can it be called truly creative? Rather it is just procedural generation. It may be worth doing but calling it creative is hyperbolic.

That's it SEC, try to crush everyone who tries to organize toward a mutual goal. We simply mustn't let that happen.

Not Bob and Alice I guess!

Some didn't and are just getting into Linux now, where it's Gnome and KDE and LiveCDs. How about helping some newbies?