But we're already there. Automation and making people stupid so they have kids they can't feed has already made things terrible. This isn't the beginning.

I got all that by year 9 plus a plastics class.

Bill "Fox and Sinclair" Clinton

Conspiracies are the norm, not the exception.

In what way are long copper wires immune to EMP?

Nonsense anyway, what they are is a company that sells speakers which are hobbled by their garbage software. If they were first an operating system company then you would pay for it and it would support other companies' devices. He's just a typical fraud.

They chose to make them not work by choosing not to coordinate adequately with states so that there would be an excuse to need something else.

I already apologized for making the mistake of thinking you might not be a complete idiot. Following up with a post to prove that you are one was a completely superfluous act. Off you go now ...

They were all voted in by the people. The people fucked it up and the people need to fix it instead of just blaming their government.

You're using a racially motivated incident from 60 years ago as your excuse?

The storming of the Capitol a few years ago is a better example. Of the opposite.

My Sonicares last for several years each (been using them for decades). But I am also careful not to wet anything but the brush head. It is a common failure point to have water enter through the shaft.

Remember, when you look into the void in the form of social media on your phone while you shit, the void looks also into you

>"Dyson is entering oral care with the $499 CameraJet, a smart toothbrush that uses a tiny camera and on-device AI to detect gaps between teeth and automatically blast them with mouthwash"

$500 for a finicky device that does a poor job trying to replace what it takes pennies of money and under a minute to do with floss. No thanks.

>"The brush head oscillates nearly 1,000 times each second while the angle of oscillation is constantly changing to improve the effectiveness of your brushing"

Yeah, I have a $50 Sonicare that does that job just fine after I floss, thanks. And I can get low-priced replacement heads at Costco in multipacks that regularly go on sale...

inkjet printing holes into material is going to be neat

I apologize for thinking you are finally starting to get a clue. As usual you continue to make absurd and unsubstantiated claims based on a lack of understanding of the subject matter. AI is much better at *finding* *vulnerabilities*, and that is the issue. How hard it is to code an exploit is a secondary issue, though of course frontier models are more than capable of doing that as well. They also reason and work as a team to achieve goals. You might try watching the OpenAI Black Hat 2026 presentation on the hugging face incident so that you don't perpetuate this bizarre habit you have of making absurd and easily discounted claims.