There isn't that much uranium left. There is no resources we could not squander to nothingness.

Let's put it in your backyard, give you some nice plant-shine.

Just because the box is there, doesn't mean that the contents is helpful.

Canada, just like old times: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Eh, just drag the calandria right out and down the street: https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

and for those that can't, Microsoft will be glad to $ell it to you.

For Mac users using Outlook to connect to non-Microsoft mail servers, Redmond ha$ a deal for you too.

I think that in this age of AI data theft, perhaps it's wise to leave any kind of safeguard in place.

Producing hardware when you already have a monopoly on software distribution is a a monopolist d-move.

It's just AI marketing hype.

Sorry about the obvious typo.

Are you talking about the average child-molestation-sentence compared to the average sentence for testing fraud of this scale, or are you cherry-picking cases?

Also, context mayters: If you are looking at the average child molestation care, is the average case one where a 20 year old is busted with a 15 year old girlfriend (where you could make a case for 35 months being a reasonable average sentence) or is the average more like a 50 year old serial rapist who molested dozens of people 12 or younger (where 350 months may be considered too lenient)?

What would really make them worth something is an easy upgrade path to an operating system that was still getting security updates.

Google, Apple, and the major phone vendors could score big PR points be extending security updates to 10 years on products introduced since 2016. In the long run PR points can translate into customer loyalty which can translate into "Step 4: PROFIIT!" in a non-sarcastic way.

There is a market for parts that aren't crypto-locked to or residing on the motherboard.

Cheap small usable high-quality camera for my next project? Yes please.

is and always will be impossible.

Every decedent video chip could be considered an AI chip. So, what are they talking about?

If you have an AI company, you are above the law, and have no legal responsibility whatsoever, for now.