Electric bikes get far better range per watt. I can get 45 miles on a 500Wh battery without pedal assist, putting my consumption at ~12Wh per mile.

Like this is so basic of a thought exercise that anyone with a brain (or anyone that owns an e-bike) can see this story is utter bullshit.

Yea, I have gotten a few of the "I lost my wallet/phone/etc. can you send me xx cash via WU ..." email spoofing scams, but they seemed to have died out. Now they spoofing seems to be emails sent from me to me; I guess they hope it makes it past my spam filter. I'd block my email address in the filter, but I do legitimately use it for bcc emails where the entire list is bcc'd to avoid "Reply All" messages.

Spoofing a from address was (is?) a trick scammers used for a long time? Given TC has the knowledge to identify that, it will be interetsing to see what happened that allowed this.

Teens in particular are naturally shifted to later sleep and waking. Thinking back, I don't have much memory at all of high school before 2nd period. Not surprising, I was on my feet but still practically sleeping.

It was mostly people in northern states in the darkest days of winter.

I was in 2nd grade in the southern U.S. the year Nixon had us stay on DST for a while. My friends and I really enjoyed the change. It was dark(-ish) when we walked to the bus stop, but we got to take flashlights to school (much more exciting when you're 7 years old!).

You missed the key word "usable" Daylight hours while people are stuck in a dingy cubicle are not usable. Daylight hours after work are.

There is an AI Mode toggle for the new, improved AI search, next to it is All which appears to be the old, unimproved Google we all know and fondly remember as our first love...

And Steve made Woz. Apple just happened to have the right two people involved from the start. Without Jobs, Woz would likely just been another guy who liked to play with electronics. Both were essential in their own way.

Except they keep blowing past school busses with the stop sign out and arranging caravans in residential neighborhoods.

They're called AI, but in Arizona, there is a law that if you drive into water you will be billed for your rescue. It's known as the "stupid driver law".

So apparently the Waymo is driven by Artificial Stupidity.

Yea, I'm sure Vizio and every other company that licenses software would love a decision that a license is not a contract and thus only a right to use the software without any obligations that would come from it also being a contract.

Companies will always want to use GPL software because it is free in as we don't pay for it but want to protect their implementation. I hope this lawsuit results in a win for the SFC and thus set a precedent, rather than a settlement. A win would strengthen enforcement, and likely cause a lot of concern amongst companies using GPL'd software. Unfortuantely, IMHO, there are enough gray areas that even if SFC wins the resultant compliant code release will not easy enable modifying and using teh software on existsing devices due to how Vizio actually implemented the GPL'd code. For example, do they use keys to enable access/operation of key components.

If the content is AI output, from whatI understand of US decisions, it’s not copyrightable. I suspect Amazon has some restrictions in its TOCs, but they only apply to the subscriber. It will be interesting to see how this plays out if people windup monetizing Alexa output.

That is the key. Vote out politicians such as PSC members or who appointed them and you’ll get the attention of the rest.

AI could also be used to automatically alert OS developers of exploits they have created. AI companies could partner with companies to counter bad actors. Of course , three letter agencies would be exempt.