And the main one should be "Never expose your critical information on the internet, or to any computer connected to the internet.".

That's not sufficient, but it would eliminate most problems.

Actually, I think the federal government has accumulated too much control. I blame the direct election of Senators, but I'm not sure that's totally fair.

It means they'll fix it for the EU but won't do anything for the USA.

It already exists. https://www.voidtools.com/

Returns results as fast as you type and can even index network drives. I’ve been using it daily for years.

Linux is starting to eat our lunch and gamers are leaving our product for SteamOS in droves

Users have only been asking for this since Vista...

I'm sure it was discussed during their 90 minute July 4th phone call. https://www.cnn.com/2026/07/05...

Every windows licensee will be given a share in the Brooklyn bridge.

Now all of a sudden you don't like states rights?

What will happen first, Iran launches nukes or China invades Taiwan? I've been hearing about both for decades.

It gets you points with the orange tub of shit.

A decent point, but somehow this seems a case where Trump actually acted in (in his judgement) the country's best interests. ... And I'm not sure it wasn't in the country's best interests.

It also seems calculated to discriminate against handicapped folks that need mechanized assistance...but I may be wrong.

Sorry, but wrong. Currently AI is often blatantly wrong in ways that people would never be, but most of the time it does a narrowly specified job decently. It's just that when it doesn't, you may REALLY notice it.

No. Saying that the US and various US entities do it does not imply that China and Russia aren't also doing it, and perhaps at greater volume. (Though that last needs at least a bit of evidence.)

OTOH, it's quite plausible that the tactics are more effective in the US than in more tightly controlled environments.