Story says they called the police. Did they ever come? Was the attacker arrested? Should we be on the look out? Don't these things have tons of cameras, should be easy to find the guy.
But, but
... rather than a bug in the humans?
It's the feral humans involved that needed to be taken offline for maintenance
Surrender to who? Iran or the US?
Given who has been colonizing France, I would think Iran.
> it cannot dive to hide itself.
It can, but at most once.
Yes, we always used to say that we'd prefer to keep our surface-to-dive ratio equal to one.
Good human my ass. He was a homophobe, a racist and a fascist.
You people are insane.
Long overdue, but better late than never
I still remember how bizarre it was, for society to go so quickly from "the family computer should be in plain view in the living room, duh" to "oh sure, every kid should have a pocket internet connected computer with camera and microphone, why not!"
An LLM gave bad advice, and some human inside the company acted on it.
"Terminator" this ain't.
... I'll make the leftists praise and defend both Chinese and Cuban brutal communist dictators, at the same time!
(Okay, granted, they were pretty much always doing that. So not much of a trick. Getting them to praise the ayatollahs was something though.)
and then disappear without leaving obvious traces.
Er, do attackers normally leave a handy log of traces?
and don't assume mobile devices are somehow safer than desktops anymore
Was
anyone who voted for trump please tell us all how this is ok
lol, you mean the guy who the Democrats actually used the FBI against? In horrifying ways?
Yeah, I agree, maybe you shouldn't have done that. Very bad precedent for you to set.
...providing an experience that feels just like using the traditional web,
Do people still want that? I thought everyone wanted their group chat to be "appy". Not like an IRC convo or vBulletin.
This person does. (I dunno if I want to use the new Freenet or not, but stuff being more webby and less appy would be cool in general)
Being a good programmer was never really about churning out code.
It was about being able think logically, how to understand workflows and represent them as data structures and conditionals.
If you were just a code monkey full stop, then yes, bye bye.
If this is a service economy, why is the service so bad?
