Does anyone know?

Iâ(TM)m surprised that no one has mentioned fixing the security holes in our phone system, which make this so easy to do that an 11 year old can exploit it.

Donâ(TM)t the AI companies prohibit others from using their products to train other AIâ(TM)s? It see only fair that thus they shouldnâ(TM)t be allowed to scrape otherâ(TM)s data for free.

That way the government can discourage paying them as much as it likes, and help balance the budget!

Someone made a deepfake video of Putin telling the truth about the war in Ukraine, and showing sorrow for leading his people into a stupid war, which has cost so many lives and impacted their economy.

Sometimes telling the truth can be extremely powerful.

That's peanuts for Google.

to do the spacewalk?

Since the Russian government thinks it is so safe after their test.

If they placed a 100% tax on them and required companies to report them to the government, it might help in many ways.

1. Companies wouldn't silently avoid reporting the ransomware attacks.
2. The government would make money from it.
3. These would be more expensive for companies, so they'd be more incentivized to defend them selves properly.
4. Cyberware insurance wouldn't pay the taxes, so companies wouldn't be able to pass the as much of the expense off to their insurers.

The judge could simply offer to donate the value of his shares of AAPL stock to some charitable cause in order to make amends.

How about having all of the official phone calls of the members of Congress fed through the system, including all of their staffers, so that the American public can see what is going on.

If it is good enough for Congress, then it should be good enough for prison inmates.

Doesn't a higher percentage of Microsoft's commercial software contain serious bugs?

Earlier today there was an article with a link to the top 12 most recently frequently exploited vulnerabilities from CISA: https://us-cert.cisa.gov/ncas/...
And 11 of the 12 were Microsoft specific.

Hundreds of times, however it always seems that the listings are for other companies offering the product through Walmart, and they're never actually available.

IMHO Walmart has really missed the bus, and provides very little competition for Amazon.

I suspect this is an issue mostly for astro-turfers.

I work with professional and amateur astronomers, and the only time low earth orbit (LEO) satellites, such as Starlink's, are visible is at dawn and dusk, which not a good time for viewing the sky.

Astronomers normally wait until the sun has set well below the horizon before observing, because they need the darkest conditions, and this would also be after the sun has stopped shining on the LEO satellites.

On the other hand, I think it would be revolutionary to have a good internet connection, which wasn't controlled by Hawaiian Tel or Time Warner Oceanic, both of which are expensive, slow and sometimes unreliable.

Is that they swiftly fixed all of the issues.

This is very different from Equifax, Facebook, etc.

In the past, aircraft used to cost quite a bit less than $1 million.

For example the A-4 Skyhawk cost $860,000 each for the first 500 units.
It was retired in 2003.