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Sounds like a textbook example for why layoffs are a thing.

I can't even say if you're right or wrong. How do we determine these amounts?

If you take your employer's work home with you, that's something you're doing for your employer. They probably (assuming illegal shit isn't happening) pay you to do that.

If you take your school work home with you, that's something you're doing for yourself. You might even be paying them for it.

(Sorry, I didn't have time to read the headline. I only read the experimental results.)

So it looks like either infrasound attracts ghosts, or the lack of it repels them. Has anyone tried noise cancellation as a ghost-busting deterrent/defense?

These rocks are just tetrahedrite and cassiterite, officer.

All the games end up looking the same.

OMG Dwarf Fortress is getting another graphics upgrade!?!

If you're a moth that contrasts too much with the tree's bark, birds will announce that they've spotted you, by eating you.

OTOH if you're a moth who blends in, then the birds' continuous canary announcement that they have not spotted and eaten you yet, provides encouragement to reproduce.

Don't most of the proprietary companies already claim their customers don't own the copies of software that they "purchased?"

By their standards, software ownership isn't changing one iota.

I can't find the part about "How Your Printer Can Snitch On You." The submitter appears to have sent the wrong link, to an unrelated story about "How Someone Else's Printer Can Snitch On You," which amusingly takes place in a SCIF.

I think his point might be: can you shoot a Californian from a non-extradition country? Presumably at least one of the middlemen in charge of delivering the bullet, will be exposed to CA jurisdiction near the end of the delivery.

"It was just so very labor-intensive to do this," Marz said, despite "all the buzz about generative AI, and everybody saying this is going to revolutionize self-help and democratize access to the courts.

By "everybody" who do you think he means? 5% of programmers? 10%? I think most people would not predict a project like this would work well.

Nothing against trying radical things, but know when you're doing that.

And if AI does the living for us, that leaves us humans with more time to work!

Because if I put myself in their shoes, I would do the same thing. I can't see how they're making any sort of mistake.

Indeed, I routinely do the same thing they do, shopping by price. This set of tires costs $800, but that set costs $650 and its warranty is just as long. So I buy the $650 tires.

Yeah, it's a bit unrealistic. I get why Hell would be under the jurisdiction of Texas law, but the antechamber? Oh, please!