Didn't the current administration cut back on funding for the National Weather Service just over a year ago? I remember the cuts as having been directed more towards hurricane/tornado warnings but they can't be considered in isolation.

No doubt Microsoft's agenda today is different from what it was 30 years ago, but it's still Microsoft's agenda. Microsoft can be relied upon to do what is good for Microsoft, and any dependency you form on their products can and will be used as leverage to extract money from you.

I had to look "G Suite" up because I had no idea what it was, it turns out that the only component I've ever used is gmail and that became necessary when I bought my first Android device after the "Email of death" killed Nokia's Symbian. I don't actually use gmail, it's the hook used for Android App updates.
Charging for Gmail is unthinkable, that would have so many knock-on effects.

The court bypassed the "justification to stop business in America from being allowed to steal non-profits" question, finding that Musk should have thought of that earlier. I guess he was otherwise engaged at the time, was that when he was taking Twitter over and gutting it?

so he can pay people he thinks were wronged under Biden

I think the word is "claims" - rewarding people who backed him and his "I wuz robbed" at a cost to themselves.

If you read up on Ebola, you will see that it is extremely dangerous but that the symptoms are so extreme that the window of infection is pretty short.
If you've got it, then quarantine and panic are reasonable reactions.

Quoting from the summary above

Which is all entirely pointless churn, and we're making it clear that AI-detected bugs are pretty much by definition not secret, and treating them on some private list is a waste of time for everybody involved — and only makes that duplication worse because the reporters can't even see each other's reports.

My emphasis.

I'm very surprised it's legal here. I thought the electric companies were legally required to serve their customers reliably, and not solely when they found it desirable to do so -- that's the agreement they made in exchange for being a natural monopoly (natural because you can't economically run more than one set of electric lines to every household). Apparently I was wrong about that?

Why does New York have all the lawyers and New Jersey the toxic waste dumps?

New Jersey had first choice.

As astronaut Frank Borman put it, "a superior pilot uses his superior judgement to avoid situations which would require the use of his superior piloting skill".

The programmer's version of that would be "a superior programmer uses his superior judgement to avoid creating the bugs that would require the use of his superior debugging skill".

The risk in this scenario is that after a few iterations of people applying AI-generated "black box" modifications, users start reporting that the ancient app is crashing on them now and then, and nobody has the first clue why, or how to fix it... and since the crash isn't readily reproducible, you can't even do a "git bisect" to figure out which commit introduced the regression. Now you're left with two unappetizing choices: either live with the instability forever, or roll back all of the "blind" commits to the last known-stable version and never touch the codebase again.

You'll probably not get another one.

I believe this is not the first time they've donated to this project, but that does not necessarily mean my memory is accurate on this front.

I had a TP-Link device up until around 2019 but then stopped using DSL and had to buy something new, this means I have no idea about their products nowadays.
A couple of questions: are US models different to - say - Canadian or Mexican models? If they are the same, is there going to be a "Greatest wall of MAGAland" to block updates and enforce geo-fencing?

Child, I had a Cyrix math co-processor for my 286 computer.

This FA is about Linux dropping support for "AMD K5 as well as various Cyrix processor models", I think your dodo is long out-of-support.

ok, that wasYour callousness to the concerns of your own employees is concerning - Slashdot truncated the headline.