I'm sure that as soon as CBS gets their streaming service off the ground they'll cancel the series. And if the series is a failure before that, they'll say "see, SciFi never has an audience."

Broadcast TV networks in general are a fading image in the public eye. CBS, in particular, has gone out of its way to annoy (Star Trek Discovery) and considers itself a streaming provider. It'll take more than an overproduced sequel of a sequel of a sequel of a sequel to gain enough eyeballs to make it worth their while. They're edging towards irrelevancy and gaining speed.

'Carlos Danger' now has an alibi of sorts. "But judge, I was just trying to do multi factor identification.. honest.."

The folks you should be afraid of is the NADA (National Automobile Dealers Association) as they'll fight self-driving (and potentially self-delivering) vehicles to their dying breath. Oh, BTW, they're one of the largest lobbying groups at both the state and national levels. Expect laws to enable self-delivery to be delayed a number of years due to this boneheaded lot.

A reasonable way for policing these kinds of breaches is to enact legislation requiring those companies pay each and every person whose identity was leaked a reasonable compensation. In my case, that would be about $120 per year as I've already had to close hacked accounts, change personal data and hire an independent identity management firm to clean up the mess and control future issues. 145m x $120 = bankruptcy for Equifax. Sounds good to me.

.. North Korea says it will use its nuclear weapons responsibly.

..you don't really own it. At best it's a lease, at worst it's a brick.

Put it in Dallas. Great transportation hub and it's trying really hard to buy itself a soul.

Over 60 and in tech pre-sales. I show up in a room of 20 something IT folks and they act surprised when I not only know what they're doing in dev/ops but can tell them how they got where they are and how to get where they need to go. Occasionally, I have to remind them I've seen many of the wrong turns and stupid (failed) projects first-hand and can add some perspective to their own plans. Sadly, I'm acutely aware of the view of age and experience in the industry at large and have experienced firsthand HR moves where companies carefully carve out the over-50 crowd for "HR actions" while preemptively claiming no age bias by tossing in a few younger folks in the mix. I personally know *many* folks in my same age bracket that simply can't find any work in the field, despite having all relevant certifications and experience. Companies are hurting themselves by their blind HR policies that target age as a negative attribute. "The cure for a fallacious argument is a better argument, not the suppression of ideas." -- Carl Sagan

It's interesting that much of the "fake news" circulating today is, at its core, designed to balkanize national populations, increase factional friction and reduce cohesiveness of organizations such as NATO and the EU. It's time to ask who would benefit most from such a move? "The cure for a fallacious argument is a better argument, not the suppression of ideas." -- Carl Sagan

Elon's had a long history of proving naysayers like this wrong. My money's (literally) on him to pull this off. The folks truly terrified of self-driving cars are the National Auto Dealers Association (NADA) who stand to lose the most when you can order a car online and have it deliver itself.