Comment \o/ (Score 3, Informative) 5
Maybe they need an invitation to help them feel special so they forget the CLOUD act exists.
No company outside the US should do business with a US company if they care about their data sovereignty.
Comment Re: \o/ (Score 1) 50
Why should the manufacturer have to worry about where I am when it comes to what label they put on it? How could they know? That's not a reasonable burden to place on them.
Yep.
The separate aspects I see are:
* Police the use of a symbol which actually means: this can be recycled (not - you mistakenly think this can be recycled because the logo is deceptive)
* Coerce some large proportion of companies which collect garbage to provide recycling bins and to recycle anything put into them which can actually be recycled
* Educate home-owners and businesses to put actually-recyclable (because now there's a logo which really means recyclable) things into the recycling bins
* Profit!
Comment \o/ (Score 1) 62
Those aren't the files we're looking for - you can move along.
Submission + - Christians are turning to AI for spiritual guidance (nerds.xyz)
BrianFagioli writes: A new study from Barna Group and Gloo suggests artificial intelligence is becoming a surprisingly influential spiritual tool for many Americans, including practicing Christians. According to the research, one in three adults now believes AI-generated spiritual guidance can be just as trustworthy as advice from a pastor. Among Millennials, that number climbs to 44 percent. The study also found many Christians are already using AI for Bible study, prayer assistance, personal growth, and finding meaning or purpose in life.
At the same time, many respondents expressed concern about where this trend could lead. Large majorities worried AI could misinterpret scripture, weaken religious faith, replace pastors, or even act as a substitute for God. Critics argue that while AI may be useful for studying religious texts or organizing information, it lacks wisdom, morality, lived experience, and genuine understanding. The findings raise uncomfortable questions about whether society is beginning to hand increasingly personal and spiritual responsibilities over to algorithms created by tech companies.
At the same time, many respondents expressed concern about where this trend could lead. Large majorities worried AI could misinterpret scripture, weaken religious faith, replace pastors, or even act as a substitute for God. Critics argue that while AI may be useful for studying religious texts or organizing information, it lacks wisdom, morality, lived experience, and genuine understanding. The findings raise uncomfortable questions about whether society is beginning to hand increasingly personal and spiritual responsibilities over to algorithms created by tech companies.
Comment Re: \o/ (Score 1) 50
The symbol does not imply recyclability. I suppose by saying that it may only be placed on plastics which can be recycled in 60% of cases where a Californian places that plastic in a bin, the perceived meaning (recyclability) is being aligned with actuality - in California.
Presumably this would have a knock-on effect to other jurisdictions.
Comment Re:\o/ (Score 1) 50
Is it being dishonest to say something is recyclable when it is?
It's dishonest to say something is recyclable when it isn't.
The chasing arrows symbol does not mean an item is recyclable; it is a chemical identification code that was intentionally designed to look like a recycling symbol.
Comment \o/ (Score 3, Insightful) 50
Food and packaging groups have sued the state of California, calling the law a form of censorship whose vague restrictions violate the First Amendment and due process rights
Being honest is an infringement of your rights?
Comment Re: Brah (Score 1) 65
Do what you can to eliminate stagnant water and things get much easier - e.g. every tiny bit of water is life for the flying parasites - even the water which runs off thenl toilet brush!
Comment Fuuuuuuuck you (Score 1) 67
Even people who don't use your shitty platform are stalked.
You have the foolishness to actually work there so deserve a taste of your own medicine.
Apparently this is going to be part of a broader theme now that the world has signalled they've had enough of kindergarten imperialism - there's gotta be an enemy to drive arms sales - in this case, that's you, US citizens (and Europe, Cuba, greenland, spain, etc.)
Did I mention fuck you? Probably but double yap ftw, right. No schoolgirls were murdered during the creation if this post.
Comment 95% to go (Score 2) 33
^
Comment \o/ (Score 1) 88
Insider traders do better?
Comment Re: Slop Subscription (Score 1) 22
Ok which planet?
Comment \o/ (Score 1) 83
President Donald Trump "is focused on providing maximum transparency to the public
Awesome, we await the unredacted Epstein files with interest.
Comment \o/ (Score 1) 67
Notepad++ believes in menus the way Outlook believes in nested dialogs.
Comment \o/ (Score 1) 27
Does the fale moustache keep you off the paedo register though?
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I'd rather just believe that it's done by little elves running around.
