Yes. "its proposed Recall feature was woefully insecure" is more accurately put as "its proposed Recall feature was woefully unwanted".

The point of the law is the onus is on you to provide evidence that your discrimation was not due to a protected aspect (black) but something else (inappropriate attire). The victim doesn't have to prove anything. Thus the massive grey area between these two attitudes gives the benefit of doubt to the victim.

It's no very important not to admit any facts to LE. For example, they may know that you were in a certain area due to, say, a tower dump or ALPR: data obtained without a warrant, so they won't want to present it as evidence. But if admit that you were in the area, no need to present evidence.

Actually, you didn't. Meta still has access to everything you put there. You don't, however.

It's the start of regulating reporting.

1. Trusted (gov approved) news sources have to show first: this proposal
2. Reporters/media sites have to apply to be trusted or semi-trusted (not shown first), otherwise they are untrusted
3. Illegal to link to untrusted reporting

No, they are trying to constrain the spread of inconvenient truths.

LLMs regurgitate what they snarfle. Vibe coding isn't LLMs designing new code, but patching together code snippets taken from wherever the functional blocks were found.

Does everywhere BYD plan to site these have the power availability?

With some measure of public ownership, whatever that means, Congress can roll out an exemption allowing LLMs to snarfle anything ignoring copyright laws.

Non-technical teams shipping production code will make all assets dodgy, methinks.

The age verification is to force those over the age threshold to be registered, and their social media etc submissions correlated to them.

If gov genuinely cared about kids, there are a lot of easy actions they could do before this.

There's also the lack of rare earths problem, so making high density magnets becomes a supply constraint.

My MX Linux 26.1 64bit on a 2-core Celeron uses 1MB memory, 1% CPU on power-up. Just going to /. home page on fresh Firefox (no add-ons), the memory jumps to 49% and CPU 47%

It's the number of happy moments that count. So I'd suggest making it even happier by including a second person in the activity.

Be interesting to challenge this as the owner, and require photo evidence of who the driver is at one location where the car was detected otl.