I don't remember Trump saying "I endorse every single thing he has ever done in his entire life, all his policies, and all his decisions." And politicians say they like everyone they're not enemies with. You "everything bad in my entire life is Trump" people are so annoying. He's an idiot. Oh well, better than most Democrats.

Why are the measuring it in gigawatts instead of tons of CO2? That's weird. There must be a reason. Oh, it must all be solar and nuclear. That must be it. I'm sure it is.

"We aren't removing his name even though he's a terrible person because they might up our Microsoft E3 license costs even more" - Standford, probaby (paraphrased).

They later came out with a statement saying they only check for plugins known to scrape others' profile data in large quantities. I do not personally believe that's entirely and solely the reason. You would not believe the amount of "I changed my linked in status to working at New Company Inc!" immediately resulting a scam text message with "Hey, set up your banking info for payroll at New Company Inc!" and then the person gets a fraudulent bank wire. It's all because of Linked In scrapers. So they have a point, I just think they're hiding fingerprinting within this system.

Or people want the fastest possible way to not give a website or company their money if they don't support the same morals as themselves. That might be it too.

Currently hydrogen production emits methane, which is many times worse than CO2 for the atmosphere. Also, the energy density is insufficient compared to long chain hydrocarbons, so you have to compress the Hydrogen to an unsafe degree. Then, it's far more explosive than octane-based fuels. Now look at how many engines blow up and light on fire on commercial jets per year. This will never work.

No matter how far away you get, Outlook and shitty new Outlook will find you! (and fail to work properly).

Bro, have you been anywhere on the internet? When IT people constantly talk on social media, news reports, etc about how bad AI is, the average person hears about it. The public sentiment on it is so insanely bad that random people are starting petitions to keep datacenters out of their backyards. You think they'd do that if big tech solely ran the narrative?

They caught the villian that terrorized all those kids at the Willy Wonka Experience. Anyway, that's not a good business model. Don't pay either and when they leak it, download it and import the data back into your databases. Boom, solved. That and publicly torture them to death and see if other hackers think twice before doing this.

Add in some basic "is the cow still healthy?" heat and high/low pulse tracking and then have a drone be automatically deployed with a camera to give the farmer a view of the cow to see if they broke their leg or got attacked or something.
But since it's Thiel, he'll just use it to control people and try and take over the world some more. I hope he gets kicked in the nuts by a cow.

My very first copilot experience a few weeks ago was when they stuffed it into Word and I wrote something like
2/22/26 - thing happened
2/23/26 - meeting with whoever

And the completely unpromoted and unrequested in any way summary was "a list of events that happened in Feb 1926"
So it is sort of entertaining, except I had shit to do that day other than babysitting a useless vibe coded pile of garbage that's raising my RAM and SSD and electricity prices, which is significantly less entertaining now that I think of it.

I've gotten some similar high priority tickets in from management that make me say "Well that's not going to work but I can't really not do it." Sometimes you just have to let the whole organization know the consequences of management's dumb decisions.

You ever watch a bank heist documentary and think "Pfft, those idiots. I could do better."
That's me with most of these hacker douchebags. I'd just collect the damn money and shut up about it. No bragging. No Discord. No groups. No associates. This is why the state-sponsored ones are so effective. It's actually their job and they're accountable to someone. So very few meme culture shitlord egotists.

For allegedly smart people like lawyers, I'm surprised they can't figure out to add to every single prompt "but make sure you're referencing one single case that actually happened and add your cited source next to it so I can verify it." Not that complicated!

Shoutout to my fellow IT workers who have tried to get electrical utilities to do literally anything. Our small site UPS was reporting voltage out of range and they fixed it after 5 calls, 4 staff technician visits, 2 recorders, and 4 weeks. It was a bad component in the sub-station that was "very old" according to them. Their solution to stopping 129V from coming in overnight was to switch that one off and hope the rest can handle the load.
Now imaging trying to order several megawatts. Usually, the new construction department is different than maintenance, but sounds like they're having a similar experience.