I got an Idea. How about locating and deleting data centers that host these things? Deleting them from existance.

If you cannot prove either A or (non A), then A doesn't exist. Or doesn't matter.

> Heh, I've never heard that term before.

It's an acronym for "jack of all trades."

Anyone who has force push permission can make changes. Period. That's how git works.

Why am I seeing so many totally clueless posts in /. now?

Idiotic. Git has this built in. You can git rewrite history but all of the hashes will be different and tags wrong.

You mean Hanlon's Razor

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Look, I'm predisposed to be on the side of the farmers rather than Monsanto, but claiming "deep pockets" is the reason these lawsuits turned out the way they did is absurd. See Bowman v. Monsanto Co., 569 U.S. 278 (2013), and Monsanto Canada Inc v Schmeiser [2004] 1 S.C.R. 902, 2004 SCC 34 for the actual reasons for the lawsuits.

Further, Monsanto has explicitly declared that they will not engage in the behavior that you are saying is it issue here: "We do not exercise our patent rights where trace amounts of our patented seeds or traits are present in a farmer’s fields as a result of inadvertent means." They're certainly capable of going back on their promises, of course, but an innocent farmer would be able to use that statement in their defense... unless this was more than "pollen that came from a neighboring farm."

Monsanto is a shit company that does shit things. Shit on them (rightfully) for that, not the things that are made up or taken out of context.

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Presumably they simply disallow more immigration until they fall back below the cap. But, sure, let's go with the horrifically dystopian option that we have no evidence to support.

Uh. Scifi isn't science. There are many many many good non-fiction reasons population caps are a problem, though most have to do with economics.

And controlling breeding is not the same as limiting immigration.

So looks like AI is taking over everything, every platform, every product, every service, every job, it's a plague, a virus, a disease of some sort and apparently there is no cure, someone is always pushing it. Is it AI that is pushing AI?

>> for better worse, the voters of California approved CAHSR only on the condition that it connect the inland cities. There's a legitimate logic to it. It's just American logic and not French logic.

> Ah, yes. France is pretty special in that everything has to connect to Paris. That is not the general situation.

That wasn't the point being made and makes no sense in context.