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Comment Re:they will keep selling them (Score 2) 37

I think for the most part in the US, the EV market is saturated.

Most people that want(ed) them have them....I read a good number of them got out of the EV when they could...and lost money on the resell....

Unless you have offstreet parking and a garage in the US in a home you own, you're like SOL for home charging which I feel is absolutely necessary to really conveniently use an EV....especially due to charging infrastructure not being a thing unless you are on the far east or west coast....?

Comment Re:Well... there's a lot wrong here (Score 1) 107

still news worthy, even without flock, police basically store a car, wrecked it, all under the guise that its part of a crime when not and are not rectifying it.

They should be held 110% liable for the car and forcing the person to forgo and go through all the painful hoops to get it back to the point where the price of a new car seams cheap.

Impounding should not happen with such a low amount of evidence, and IMO should come after some kind of court thing that prevents mistakes and they should assume all liability to any damage even if it was used in a crime.

The fact that it was AI that said it was the same car and the cops raised a question but didn't really question it is also noteworthy.

Comment Re:Sigh (Score 3, Interesting) 107

Jordan v. City of New London, 1996. Police departments are literally allowed to refuse to hire people they think are too smart to work as police.

Which works out for them since qualified immunity holds if they claim the dumb steroid addled badged criminal retarded fucks called "police" only BELIEVE that they were somehow following the law while they do things like this.

It's nothing but corrupt fucking drug addled steroidal retarded pigs from top to bottom.

Submission + - AskSlashdot: What educational computer game would you like to play? (warisagame.com) 1

shanen writes: The start of this AskSlashdot about games was actually Amazon because I think Bezos is playing and cheating in at least three different games. One of them is the monopoly game where Amazon controls the sales, and there is a famous and somewhat education game called "Monopoly" that teaches a little bit about how that economic imbalance works. I'm pert' shure there are computerized versions even though I haven't played them.

But Amazon is also playing monopsony games where the sales from suppliers or manufacturers are controlled and manipulated for higher profits. Start with a narrow focus, but I think it is now impossible to have a bestselling book unless you "work with" Amazon. I was not aware of any such game, but there are many big gamers on Slashdot who could say more? The obvious search did produce a hit, and I've included that link as the URL for this submission, but I haven't played it and the webpage did not tilt me in that direction.

And I think there is a third category for a possible game involving shipping, but I think it makes the TSP and related decision problems look trivial... Possibly a game called "Logistics"? Or "Death to Brick and Mortar"? The obvious websearch on this one didn't seem to get anything close.

I also thought about a more specific version of the question. Perhaps the Slashdot editor would prefer "What is the most educational computer game you've played and why do you think it was educational?" I even have partial answers to that question from my game-related experiences and possible answers for related future games that I want to play. In particular, I sometimes fantasize about a literacy development app/game...

Comment Re:huh? (Score 1) 65

> Western Humanism came from the Catholic Church and ultimately Protestantism

Mostly agree though a synthesis of Catholicism, Protestantism, and Hermeticism seems to have been needed to form the American system. Ideas migrated from Scotland to America then back to Europe.

Double Determinism is incompatible with Jury Systems, for instance - that developed under Catholicism in England.

None of these New Atheists would ever go a day without the concepts of Natural Rights, Presumption of Innocence, Blackstone's Formulation, Universal Suffrage, etc. They'd rebel against the Divine Right of Kings, Prima Nocta, etc.

They would never be happy in Maoist China despite claiming to have no religious beliefs. Game Theory for the Collective is another cultural option but Westerners often can't even see the Christian waters they swim in.

Or, hey, maybe some of them secretly wish they were in Pol Pot's position in our society. Hopefully they all have 20/20 vision.

Comment Re:Ignoring the hysteria... (Score 1) 46

Sure - it does for the OS what puppet does for configuration.

I was at a Wendy's during a big data center outage and all the kiosks were down.

For some reason their down state is to drop to Windows Explorer. I found it interesting that they were managing their international fleet of probably tens if thousands of terminals using puppet to ensure deployment consistency.

The filesystem didn't appear to be readonly to the kiosk user, though I didn't test that. (have some sympathy for IT guys)

This new project could attest to the OS level integrity of those systems on a Redhat derived system. That way you know nobody slipped in a keylogger during a datacenter outage.

I'll take another look when they support the Debian OS family - Redhat makes some very unfortunate decisions these days. Debian Security does a better job for my requirements.

People with large scale problems don't seem to have much PDS and can evaluate systems without ad hominum fallacies. It's good for making a list of emotional commenters though.

Submission + - GarageJam 8.0.1 released -- Norwegians writes GNOME Music Recording Software (garagejam.org)

ole writes: GarageJam is the Free, Norwegian open-source music recording studio for GNOME, allowing musicians to compose, record, and share original music seamlessly on the Internet, while GarageJam Studio is a commercial music and audio recording app for the World Wide Web written by Aamot Innovation from Norway.

The latest release, GarageJam 8.0.1, is available in C and Python. It records audio immediately to Ogg Vorbis (.ogg) files in the current working directory and lets you edit metadata in .gjxml XML files from a GTK/GNOME wizard — all built on the Gingerblue Recording Studio API.

The latest IETF GarageJam XML draft is available at https://www.garagejam.org/rfc/... and the latest C and Python implementation is available from https://www.garagejam.org/src/... (C) and https://www.garagejam.org/src/... (Python).

Source available from https://github.uio.no/olekaa/g... at University of Oslo, Norway.

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