I think there are enough pieces in RATGDO to do that without too much effort. Maybe it looks like a mobile web page instead of an app.

Why couldn't your app contact your server at your house? You provide the centralized service yourself. Private access over public network.

RTFA, not in this case. Waymo didn't pay fines for real safety violations around school busses in Austin.

Don't forget this part:
"In a statement, Waymo did not answer why it had refused to halt operations around Austin schools or answer if it would issue a recall. "We’re deeply invested in safe interaction with school buses. We swiftly implemented software updates to address this and will continue to rapidly improve," Waymo said."

A human would be subject to fines for this. But if you are a giant corporation with no person in your vehicle well you get a pass to make it better, as many times as it takes. Fuck that, the robot owner is liable and needs to pay fines just like humans do (and also improve the robot). Carrots and sticks.

https://msrc.microsoft.com/upd...

> Files that are typed .lnk are not deliverable over a browser and must be packaged into a .zip file first, then unzipped by the victim.

> Windows identifies shortcut files (.lnk) as a potentially dangerous file type. Attempting to open a .lnk file downloaded from the Internet automatically triggers a security warning advising users not to open files from unknown sources, and we strongly recommend heeding this warning.

> Double-clicking on a .lnk file produces a warning stating that the file format is not trusted; a victim must click through this prompt.

Why are we so easily socially engineered to do these things?

Right, nothing to do with changed market conditions for new products, nope couldn't be that.

We have a history of memory crunches and storage crunches in the past, for various reasons. Each time when the logjam cleared the market improved and was full of new cheaper products.

Yes, there will be used hardware too, not all of it fried, mostly not the kind Crucial sells anyway.

Our current AI storm will pass at some point, and at that point you'll be able to buy datacenters full of RAM and GPUs on the cheap.

> Under the new law, "Trump Accounts" are available to any American child under 18 with a Social Security number and their families can fund the accounts

So, if I have kids but I'm not having more kids in the next 3 years, then why would I want a Trump account vs my own account somewhere?

Seems good if you are having a kids, its free money to invest for a long time. But if you have to fund the account you don't need a Trump account.

Nah, but you could show the camera your ass. Really, nothing stopping anyone from standing next to a Flock holding a big sign that blocks its view, other than the Fuck Flock message the camera can see.

And just make the parking spots all pull-through so there is no backing. I know this takes forethought and all.

When you send in an army of robots that annoy humans, and you refuse to hear what the humans have to say about that, then you are subject to street justice. You probably won't like street justice, better to be friendly to your future customers up front.

I have a user where this happened and I figured out to direct him to click where the icon used to be. Though we manage Windows Updates through WSUS and we don't push out Preview patches, go figure. I don't want to be Microsoft's QA team.

At least my dog has feelings, his affection is real. I doubt people will love robots they way they love pets, no one needs a sycophant faker in their life.

> Leonardo's dome will be built on what CEO Roberto Cingolani called an "open architecture" system meaning it can operate alongside any country's defense systems... Leonardo's dome will be built on what CEO Roberto Cingolani called an "open architecture" system meaning it can operate alongside any country's defense systems.

This is like a dupe in a single post, well done slashdot.

Pay-per-use will turn into buy-once-and-copy. Defense contractors will be going into the DRM/DLP business harder than ever.