In Silicon Valley, every week, someone dies from a car collision--sometimes because morons want a less aerodynamic vehicle, that takes more gas, and they want it to look even bigger, because they aren't big enough below the belt.

There isn't that much uranium left. There is no resources we could not squander to nothingness.

Let's put it in your backyard, give you some nice plant-shine.

Just because the box is there, doesn't mean that the contents is helpful.

Canada, just like old times: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Eh, just drag the calandria right out and down the street: https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

I think that in this age of AI data theft, perhaps it's wise to leave any kind of safeguard in place.

Producing hardware when you already have a monopoly on software distribution is a a monopolist d-move.

It's just AI marketing hype.

Every decedent video chip could be considered an AI chip. So, what are they talking about?

If you have an AI company, you are above the law, and have no legal responsibility whatsoever, for now.

Would anyone put up with this at a Taco Bell?

So, Conniacal/Ubuntul is confabulating?

You think that paltry sum is going to change the ways of a big-tech company?

All the airspace are owned by commercial airlines--the rest is saved for commercial interests.

And he inspired me to make science fiction Super-8 films when I was a kid.