Gotta be a sign of the end times. As if we needed one.

"it is incapable of telling you where you are without some indication on where you've been." words to live by

I would also recommend "Fumbling the Future: How Xerox Invented, then Ignored, the First Personal Computer" by Douglas K. Smith, Robert C. Alexander

3. Break a crypto blockchain.

You can already compost your body (after you die) in some states.

Consumer Cellular is already doing just that.

Bradac_55 gave you citations. No one said they were relevant.

One report I saw this morning (can't find the source) said that the kids were not allowed to have any phones, ipads or laptops etc at the camp. This is apparently a common practice at summer camps. So alerts would not have been heard.

"Up your nose with a rubber hose. Twice as far with a candy bar."

It would be interesting to investigate the role the retired Coast Guard admiral ,who was on the company's board of directors, had in getting approval for the project. If anyone should have known about the safety of the project it should have been him.

Unless the tech makes it impossible to correct human mistakes.

Or better yet, tell her why she is barred and correct the error. If she was able to prove she had paid for the TP that would have settled the problem. I wonder how hard it is to take the mistake off the software.

I don't see any identification of the vendor in anything I have read about this issue. Who is the vendor?

YouTube already is rife with examples of machine reading and it sucks. I usually turn the audio off on these videos. Not an option with an audiobook. Patrick Tull's performance of the Patrick O'Brian "Master and Commander" series is a jewel and adds so much to the enjoyment of the books. The performance of the book by the reader can make or break a book.

I hope it's on a Monday.