This is why we should have a direct democracy. The people should vote. Representation was useful in the 1700s when technology couldn't manage an election every week. We need a system where we vote transparently on every law we want to vote for. We also need a system where we can propose a signature collect for laws. Bypassing congress and the "Epstein class" swamp will be a boon to America. Of course, because the current constitution is inadequate for governance in the 21st century and the current sitting leviathan wont give up his power so easily, we will have to resort to the one thing that has ever worked: Violent Revolution.

As for the issue on burner phones, I am fine with it, as long as EVERY call that is completed gets tagged to an account holder so we can end SPAM calls once and for all.

Users decide if they want an iPhone with Siri AI or some other solution (Android)?

The memory is, unfortunately. I would buy one, but there is no $100 option to add 8GB of more ram and 8GB alone isnt enough for a few years.

This. In fact I think it is downright irresponsible. If this guy found the bugs there is a high likelihood others may have as well. Releasing bugs to the public is the better safer approach when finding a zero day, because it gives users a chance to self-mitigate risks before software can be patched. If you tell me there is a risk using my cars garage door opener link without my consent, I can remove that link myself, until the manufacturer releases a patch. Likewise, I can move sensitive information in th case of bit locker to an encrypted archive or some other solution in this case. The manufacturer 90 day pre-warning is not a good security posture.

This wasnt a lawsuit for control. It was a lawsuit to force profits back to the nonprofit

It is called summary judgement, and I honestly thought that was good news that it went to trial, and the court could find justification to stop business in America from being allowed to steal non-profits. I guess I was wrong. This will only make things worse in the long run.

This is a civil trial, not a criminal trial. There is no "jeopardy" there is no double jeopardy. This is a civil suit.

I hate seeing seemingly intelligent people view this as "I hate that business guy more than the other business guy", as opposed to "What rules should American business have to operate under".

Why does this have to be an ad hominem attack? Honestly I think the right thing to have done is to revert OpenAI back into a pure non-profit, with a proper governance board. Hating Elon might be fun, but it's blinding to what we all just cheered: The ability for business people to start non-profits and pivot once the non-profit advantages have borne fruit. Non-profits get special pricing for most of the services they use, purchase hardware at discounts, get tax deductible donations from their "founders", and make a healthy business, and decide at the 11th hour to convert to profit, and pillage all the coffers in stock buybacks and distributions. This is not wise.

They wont cast who they should. Honestly James Bond Died in the last film, so they have the opportunity to do something different. They should cast someone young like Tom Holland and do a becoming James Bond reboot. The next movie should start with his orphaning and end with his first of two requisite kills. Defiant in his training, excellent skills display, a seduction, brooding, and a discovery of a love affair with alcohol. The alcohol industry needs it.
but this Hollywood wont make that film.

I will never understand why tech people and organizations turn of Gmail and Microsoft 365. Two of the worst products ever. Hey, why buy a server when we can pay someone thousands of dollars a month? Fucking insane.

Moving fuel between ships requires compressors, cryogenics and pumps. Driving the flaps during re-entry, avionics, etc... All that takes power, especially if they are doing it fast.

I wonder how many of these bugs are known to clandestine organizations like the NSA and the CIA. I believe we should have a law that if they know of any attacks like these they make them known to the software vendors immediately. Whatever advantage we can gain accessing foreign vulnerable systems is not worth putting hundreds of millions of Americans and American organizations at risk. I feel this should apply to Windows, Linux, and the Apple ecosystems along with other non - OS softwares like Apache, Node, etc.

Yes. This is true.

I remember when Apple released an add showing how slow Intel chips were. Then I remember Apple showing an add showing how Intel chips were stuck doing boring things. Now Intel is making Apple Silicon. The times, they are a changing. I guess Steve Jobs was right, a loser now will be later to win.