Most driverless cars have cameras and rely on that for actual driving. Satellite info is for routing, not for staying in lane, avoiding pedestrians and vehicles, etc. Complete loss or hack of satellite info wonâ(TM)t cause a crash if the cameras are in charge. In fact, decades ago there was a navigation system that knew what the roads view looked like and used that to inform its location.

Would it be a good idea to have these systems primed to âoebelieve their eyesâ first and foremost when conflicting info comes in? Probably

Maybe thatâ(TM)s what we need to be working towards.

Hmmm⦠spineless leadership. You must be in Britain. Or is it another European country? Iâ(TM)d say the only one showing spine besides Zelenskyy is Merz.

I believe they are talking about giving a small incentive to employees to go get the free shot, financially well worth it in the aggregate.

Because it does seem that Google is already good at breeding Incels. :)

Richtig

Exactly! Let Davy Jones deal with it. But seriously

A little research indicates it generally lasts 4 days on surfaces, but recommendation is one week for a surface to be considered safe.
So unless there are people or rodents on the ship, closing it off for a whole week should be good enough.

Nope!

If only the world was so fortunate

That was what GSM gave us for a little while

Jeremy Bearimy

and everyone knows that. :)

Or jif for GIF. Which is the oddest because graphical starts with a hard G not a soft G.

Well then, probably should avoid all alcohol. It causes small changes to the brain every time. Most accept this and are fine with it.

Itâ(TM)s goblins, itâ(TM)s always goblins

Might just be your neighborhood. There are still plenty in the LA area. In my state, about a third of the locations have closed in the past decade. However there are still several within a reasonable drive.
I would be interested to see if there is a nexus between GameStop locations that have closed and check cashing stores. Iâ(TM)m not implying a positive or negative correlation. Just curious if there is a correlation.

Gamestop made a business model of taking used products and selling them on. Unlike the storefronts that tried to make a living by helping people sell on eBay, Gamestop already has those locations in place, with a compatible business. Adding grading and verification, and maybe even packaging and shipping makes sense. How many more people would sell their unwanted items if all they had to do was drop them off and someone else handles the listing, selling, packaging and shipping.