If I had a hundred billion dollars my penis and I would be wildly irresponsible too.

I doubt very much that this is true. Much more likely communication problems hit an unanticipated corner case.

Microsoft may have had a lot of silly mistakes in their past, but even they don't give junior devs deployment to production access, or let their artifacts go unchecked.

There's always a single point of failure. Seems like the health watchdog was failing such that it thought it was healthy and kept reporting itself so. There's a limit to how much you can mitigate.

I'm unwilling to pass judgment just yet. How quickly they recover will be the most important question.

Then you're choosing to punish everybody not crammed into high density urban housing in temperate climates. Is that the distribution you're aiming for?

So how do we allocate that fairly? The farmer emits vastly more than one person l
Of six living I. A 600 sq ft apartment. Shall we crush the farmer?

You want "fair" or do you want to fix the problem? One of those measures will lead you in the right direction.

You missed the point. Per capita literally doesn't matter to the planet. It's a construct of politics. When you divide the organizational groups into meaningfully addressable buckets, it's not the highest per capita polluters who own enough of the problem to make any difference at all.

Per capita, Palau emits at over 1200% of the global average. Why aren't we bothering them? Oh right. Because there's only 17,000 of them. So they don't matter.

US and China together are 40% of the emissions. They matter.

"Per Capita" adds only excuses and misplaced effort to the conversation. It's a distraction. The only thing the planet gives a shit about is the net total.

I agree with the rest.

Especially the nuclear plants. Yes, please.

I don't get overly bent out of shape based on the source of an idea anymore. If it's a good idea, then that's enough for me. If China can help us on that path, then let's do it. I'm on board.

I'll take renewables and MSG. Both make my life better.

Another possibility. They're testing it against an old Linux kernel with a large backlog of vulnerabilities that have since been addressed. This is at least as good as testing the current kernel - in fact, it's better, since the results can easily be compared to the issue trackers to see how many it caught correctly.

It's a question of priorities. If the exploit requires you to be in the network, install a special usb device on the server, interrupt the boot process, flood a specific port with malformed packets, do it on February 29th at 11:59.59 pm, and call your mother first, it's gonna bubble down on the priority list.

Everything else aside, the cybertruck is the worst looking vehicle ever made. It makes the PT cruiser look like art that should be hung in a gallery. It looks like what a 9 year old with Lego thinks a spaceship should look like. It's like they forgot every last bit of nuanced aesthetics learned in the last hundred years. WTF.

From the article;

So people with debts to the failed bank might lose their balance... but they might also lose the balance of their debt. It's unclear.

For most it seems like a short delay in accessibility.

If it never ceases to amaze you, that's a failure of your imagination. And yep... a lot of Americans just don't know what to do with themselves.

"Be respectful of each other and learn to cooperate" - maybe not *only* in America - but it surprises me not at all that in America this suggestion results in pissy responses.