There hasn't been anything worthwhile on AM since Paul Harvey died, and not much even before that. I try to listen to it every time I drive my old truck (because it only has AM) and give up in frustration every time.
Cameras are not the problem. Everyone has cameras these days. I do not care if the local transportation department or highway department monitors the roads or has the ability to pull up a recording to determine the cause of a crash or some other event in the public space.
The network / database / AI detection of license plates / car color make model and features such as decals / facial features/ TPMS monitors / Bluetooth and WI-FI signals is the problem, and indefinite cataloguing of all of the above compounds that problem. Those are the features which turn the whole enterprise into warrantless mass surveillance.
When NEST or whoever was going to do the same thing with doorbell cameras--to track "lost pets" is also problematic for many of the same reasons: the police can gain access to it arbitrarily.
He would be serving time.
Why hasn't Sam Altman been arrested yet?
Why is OpenAI allowed to continue to operate?
Clearly it's a criminal organization.
Honestly... Since when reshuffling in a company's upper management is of any interest to anybody other than the people working for that individual at that company?
What next? They're gonna replace Bob at accounting because he didn't use AI to format his Excel sheets?
That'd give TI a bad rep.
Ay mi papi!!!
I am sure you know this and are just trying to shit on the editors, as one does on
After the video that GamersNexus posted earlier tonight about LG's TV and LGE/Alphonso ad tracking/delivery service I think there's going to be several emails and phone calls in the morning about the usage and deployment of various LG devices in government and military installations.
To say the shit is about to hit the fans is an understatement.
Hahahaha!!! Well at least that is one way to cool the servers.
I guess at that point the servers are pooling their tips together the same way they do for their memory.
At this point it won't surprise me if IHOP chooses to go into the data center business.
a doozie to debug
Or just require logins, and require a modest microtransaction of $1 to create a login, or explicit administrator approval. Longtime actual users and contributors will be exempt through the administrator provision, and bots are free to create $1 accounts (which are bannable for abuse) thus funding the project. New actual users probably woud not be bothered if the rationale is explained.
If it's really worth it for them to crawl endless random URLs until the sun burns out its fuel, make them pay for the privilege.
What happens if you slam the door? Cause all the electrics to go haywire?
Next thing you know duty-free won't be duty-free anymore.
Software production is assumed to be a line function, but it is run like a staff function. -- Paul Licker
