Are your garbage bins not precisely in the location required by your home owners' association? Lawn a trifle too long, or maybe cut with an unapproved pattern?

Do you live in a "border" city, i.e. one that is within 100 miles of a coast, land border or international airport? Have you been engaging in antisocial behaviour such as gathering in groups and/or protesting outside of designated free speech zones?

Have you carried identifiable literature or membership insignia from a non-state sanctioned organization, or entered or exited a known or suspected meeting place of such an organization or residence of known or suspected members of such an organization?

It does pretty well writing documentation.

Lots of people are chasing the no-code dream but something that helps out with the stuff everybody hates doing would be super useful. The world uses a LOT of documentation too, far beyond just software.

Our nation requires that our partners be willing to help our warfighters win in any fight.

Makes you wonder what they refused to do that made Pete so mad.

Telcos that were also looking to push AI-enabled customer premises equipment -- requiring even more compute and memory content -- face additional headwinds.

Maybe you should run the summary through an LLM and ask for a summary?

Also, why are you so upset? General bad day? Work for a telco?

Proton and Standard Notes seem to have gone in together to write their editors.

It's not particularly hard to write a spreadsheet or word processor. It's not even hard to write one that runs in a web browser. Supporting Microsoft's document formats is hard, but that seems like an argument in favour of the EU developing their own standard, not against.

Oh my, you mean we're finally going to get internet connections now that we have AI?

Suspicious hey? One of the guys convicted for Iran-Contra comes up with the idea while heading a DARPA information warfare project. His "Policy Analysis Market" gets panned by the media and everything gets shut down.

A decade and a half later, "Polymarket" launches.

Depends who's problem it's trying to solve.

I don't like the telco's box running my network. I really wouldn't like the telco's box with a bunch of processing capability and AI "features" running my network. I doubt they'd pay to install something like that in your house unless it was doing them some good though.

It still does. It means you stepped on someone's sensitive ego. Maybe Taylor Swift or Dua Lipa reads Slashdot?

You don't understand. Not using Microsoft's cutting edge super advanced technology chat app or Google's, um, spreadsheet I guess, will clearly cripple any business, country or even a whole continent!

I'm having trouble thinking of any of these irreplaceable software technologies, at least ones that aren't tiny niche things.

It happens all the time. In the last ten years the Russians have done it a couple times, Iranians once. Going further back the Americans have done it too. One of the reasons we have civilian access to GPS is because the Russians shot down a Korean 747.

There's a famous video of some carrier personel getting excited about 737s on approach to LAX. More video of the US congress being told they're drones, or UFOs or something.

And those are supposedly trained military types. Well, except for one of the Russian shootdowns, allegedly.

I expect it went something like this:

Somebody: Hey, FAA, the DOD gave ICE anti-air weapons and they're shooting at something in El Paso!

FAA: Shit. Close the airspace now! We don't need our own Malaysia flight 17, Ukraine flight 752 or Azerbaijan flight 8243!

ICE: It's safe! We got it!

FAA: Jesus. You've got to warn us when you do this stuff. At least everyone's safe. What was it?

ICE: Party balloon.

FAA: !?

Suzie Wiles: Idiots. You can't say that. Let's go with "terrorist cartel drug drone."

If the border patrol can't tell the difference between a drone and a balloon then it's probably a wise move to make sure there are no planes around where they're playing with their pew pew lasers.

Lasers are famous for doing things you don't expect. Reflecting off a shiny mylar balloon and blinding pilots for example.

There aren't any people in the photo, unless you mean the ones way the hell in the background. If so, google "perspective."

Wikipedia has pictures of several other models, including one in Paris:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

The capsule is covered by the landing bag that cushions it from the only relatively soft landing.

Vostok looks different, including in your link, but here's another:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

The reason the AMOC would shut down is because meltwater from the Greenland ice sheet makes the water less salty and therefore more buoyant. It's a temporary effect while the ice sheet is melting.

While it's stopped, Iceland and western Europe get colder, more befitting their latitude. Places like Florida, where the warm water comes from, get hotter. Of course, that doesn't matter that much because a lot of it is under water.

Once the melting slows down, in a thousand years or so, it starts up again.