With all the real problems we have here in California, why did you bother making up a few fake ones. To serve some narrative?

Same here. All Linux, all the time. At home and work.
So we'll establish this as the baseline and everyone else as the outlier. ;-)

If being denied from posting on a forum with a decades old account isn't news here, then I don't know what this site is even for anymore man.

I come here for the dupes. Repetition is the key to retention!

Kessler syndrome will end GPS within a generation or two.

Alzheimer's disease is not related to people who have trouble paying attention or who are "easily confused". Alzheimer's is not a personality flaw that somehow leads to dementia, it is a neurological condition that is physically visible in brain tissue.

The question it raise is: why are we so incompetent?

I think the West should stop preparing for war when it's questionable we could win one ever again.

Roku's AI channel proves that you can make an endless stream of AI-generated slop.
I don't think any adults will watch it, but young children will land there and harmed by it.

I was just going to ask about that, because the article summary makes it seem like uninstalling OneDrive is simple/easy, when it's anything but.

I have my own NAS with a good sync client, I never use OneDrive, yet I gave up uninstalling on my family machines, it always finds a way to pop back like a bad infections disease. These days I'm just happy if it sits there w/o an authenticated user and don't nag to sign-in too often. Sigh!

liquid chalk marker tied to an extendable pole. just a little dab and nobody has to climb a ladder or buy a bunch of dufflebags and locks.
even cheaper would be cornstarch and water like to paint on a car windshield (for sale, just married, etc), but applying it is a little less obvious than above.

There is little in the way of resources on the state or federal level to assist local government in establishing and managing an effective IT and SecOps department.

A persistent global threat should not be shuffled off onto the responsibility of city councils and county boards of supervisors.

Huge loss in productivity because everything is moved around. No Linux or Mac required in order to have a bad time!

I don't mean ISO 26262 specifically, but a formalize standard that actually covers processes is what is needed. Not simply some laws that have painfully obvious loopholes that were fodder for several of Asimov's books. The path you took to get to the result is as important as the result, which is how ISO 9001 and 26262 and others standards work in the real world. And there are a bunch of them because there is no universal set of standards that cuts through every possible industry and situation. One for AI agents and autonomous robots will necessarily be horribly complex compared to my relatively thin examples.

We should fund the police better so they can get more training!

Given the bit I know of real world safety standards like ISO 26262. I would imagine a real world framework to use as a law of robotics is not going to be 3 or 4 rules. It is going to be 100's of them. Organized in a hierarchy, a binary tree of 255 laws perhaps?