I think that Subject was an artifact of a lust to FP. Care to explain? Most obvious candidate was "Only?", but I don't see how to fit it to the context. Maybe you mean that OpenAI should discontinue something else?

But I did have a funny idea. Another simplistic solution approach for the big problems (and of course doomed to fail for that reason among others). I'm a big believer in free speech, but here's a funny idea:

Should there be a tax on the profits from for-profit free speech?

Of course you should be able to say anything you want for free as in "no money involved", but once you start cashing in... And double the tax rate for proven lies. Then triple the rate for AI-generated drivel and hallucinations.

As they ramp up the AI we'll be able to pay off the national debt. No problem, except that all the money will be worthless.

(But my problem is that I think too slowly. Evidence that I'm human, not an AI. By the time I have an actual idea, it's the next day and the Slashdot discussion has already died... Dupes don't count, but I do think a solution approach would be for "good" stories to move more slowly down the top page.)

But what aspect pissed the censors off?

Actually the joke I was looking for was a surrender joke. America no longer has the technical capability to figure out if a piece of hardware is secure. But we can blame it on the complexity of the software?

Hmm... Surrendering to the inevitable? Is that some kind of invitation for a joke about routers made in France?

The story does still have some potential for Funny, but don't look at me for the joke. I mostly think it's sad. Banning based on the location of manufacture is just a bandage. Color it stupid.

But too late now.

Should I waste time looking for constructive suggestions about better map apps?

Naw. This is today's Slashdot.

Led by AC? Feeding those trolls or propagating their vacuous Subjects is usually filed under tricks that never work.

Anyway, the Subject is a form of the joke I was looking for. Couldn't find it, either as moderated Funny or based on the key word.

So what's another billion taxpayer dollars squandered? It's not like the YOB's America could use cheap renewable electricity to train our AI replacements only when the wind is blowing.

The stupid. It burns.

ask yourself how much pain red state MAGA needs to feel before we see a Nixonian level shift towards Democrats...for a generation.

That's a high high bar and we aren't anywhere close to it yet.

oh Comcast and friends will entirely pay the bribe to continue using shitty routers.

But the option to have a 'separate' router from the modem will certainly disappear.

quite a few will pa$$ the test.

Certainly an improvement but chip level backdoors still exist...and are even more likely built in China

the only secure windows is CE/ME/NT

Some states are not allowing RealID that has an address outside the voting precinct. This is why Student IDs are needed. Certainly when I was at school my driver's license indicated I lived in a different state.

ReadID does not include an indication of citizenship and non-citizens can get them.

It is unfortunate that some of the items that can be used to get a RealID are also proof of citizenship and thus they could have added this information to the card at that time. I'm not sure what to do if somebody thinks they are a citizen but lack any of the acceptable proofs, they may have to get the RealID without the citizenship indicator if they need it soon, and there will have to have another option than a RealID to register to vote.

None of this has anything to do with using RealID or any other license or card at the polling station. That is ONLY to prove you are using the right name, you have to be registered in order to vote.

Quoted against the censor troll, though I don't know what the troll was trying to censor. Complaining about your Subject?

Anyway, I'm not in the states now and I've seen some BYDs on the road. Only know one local owner of such. I did visit the local BYD dealer a while back and was quite unimpressed, but maybe they've ramped up the operation since then.

NAK

ACK but my solution approach is to make such mergers painful by boosting the tax rate on the resulting profits.