...secure their facilities about as effectively as they secure their networks and software systems.

...in about two week's time the news media will report that the trump, Carr, and Lutnick families invested millions in a never-before heard-of start up company that provided internet access to schools and this company is in line to get a $2 billion no-bid contract from the DOE.

will continue to allow us to be cruel to other humans on their platforms.

on RawStory, ('Criminal plot' suspected behind Trump's latest bizarre fixation: journalist Alexander Willis) claiming people are secretly buying up the .si domain extension. No doubt the trump failsons bought most of them just before daddy proclaimed AI will henceforth be known as SI.

republicans will have no incentive to run for office if they can't rob their constituents blind. Hmmm. Maybe he's onto something.

We'd realllllllllllllly like the public to pay for our unit and system tests.

Our software seems to be killing more people than specified in the requirements. Let's meet with the tech leads and brainstorm. Poll the leads - Pizza or sandwiches?

"Flock's director of market management Caity Peak explains how real time crime centers — which are police surveillance centers" That pretty much sums it up.

They cost 100 times less to make. Recent history has shown that savings in production is not passed down to the consumer like it used to be with electronics. Remember when Reagan and Clinton crushed the unions and most high paying manufacturing moved overseas to dirt cheap labor. Manufacturers must have saved billions on labor costs. Remember how the price of manufactured goods suddenly was reduced by 40% when that happened? Neither do I. I just remember the prices kept going up.

...guarding the hen house.

He's paying a French company $1 billion of tax payer money to not build offshore wind turbines.

"Windows triggers random black screens where the desktop freezes for a second or two, the display goes black, then everything comes back."

Wait. That's not a feature?

Trump, republicans, kickbacks, bribes. Any questions, take a look at how republicans and FirstEnergy screwed Ohio utility payers:
They Spent Millions to Protect Polluters. Then They Got Busted by the FBI.

GOP SOP - Socialism for the rich, capitalism for the poor. LOL! They even hired mob thugs to intimidate the petition signature collectors that were trying to stop the thievery in Ohio. I have no doubt they will do the same for the petition pushers trying to stop the data centers. Voting has consequences.

Preventing the company from profiting off the customer's misfortune seems kinda "woke" to me.

This is the inevitable result of billionaires and corporations bribing political candidates with hundreds of millions of dollars each election cycle. Those with the most money get to purchase the laws and court rulings most beneficial to themselves.