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Comment Re:Reliability (Score 2) 57

Under our current regime the USA can not be relied upon

So the idea is to completely transition their IT infrastructure to Linux by the end of 2027 (if everything, and I mean everything) happens exactly as planned, so that they can enjoy exactly one year of using Linux before the "current regime" changes and Trump is out of office.

I think the issues are bigger than a concern about Donald Trump.

I think them learning to be more self-reliant, send less money to foreign companies for vital infrastructure is a good idea, for everybody, Switzerland, EU, America, everybody... I seriously doubt the only reason is Trump, it's just non-sensical, because it is temporary.

Trump might be temporary, but a nation willing to vote in a person like Trump twice means long term that country is no longer trustworthy to deal with.

Comment Re:Looking forward to this (Score 1) 246

To get only 30 years from a roof makes it seem like it's built from laminated cardboard. Our house was built in 1910 and I can believe it has been reroofed at least once - but certainly not in the last 50 years or so.
I had solar installed a couple years back, 12.x kW system. Installed a 20kWh battery at easter. We pay a connection fee only, and that's offset by the little bit of return from our feed back into the grid.

Comment Re:Billions in fines, but ... (Score 1) 56

Unfortunately Bartz v Anthropic also ruled that downloading books via bittorrent is copyright infringement and that claim was settled already for $1.5bn

The problem here of course is that using a bittorrent client for downloading by default offers that same product up for download by other parties - and that's the copyright infringement that Anthropic are being hit with.Should've used an alternative where you download only.

Comment Re:Better to fire all the "lieutenants" who agreed (Score 1) 56

How can Zuck be a huge nerd and not see that he is writing the standard apocalyptic story line IRL?

How can he have human intelligence and not see that this is a catastrophically bad idea?

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Enough $$$$ to buy his own island (looks like he gets to write it off as a corporate expense too, what with having company retreats there) and a jet to take him there if/when SHTF. He's probably got a bunker over in NZ too, and I reckon a few more scattered around so that he's no more than a few hours from the closest.

Comment Re:Funding? (Score 1) 96

It could be any number of investors sold some piece of ownership of the output. Whack that ownership in with some CDS, some residential and commercial property mortgages, some payday loans and maybe a bit of gambling on whether POTUS will get the ballroom built before he carks it, and there's your investment portfolio wrapped up into some institutional investment fund with a TLA.

Comment Re:Decline. (Score 4, Insightful) 62

Microsoft has previously capitulated to the US government and handed over customer data it holds even when outside US jurisdiction. Why would anyone trust Microsoft to secure their data?
Microsoft operating systems are constantly sending telemetry - even screenshots - back to HQ. Why would you want to use an OS that spies on you?

Comment Re: Hawaii blocked the TMT for more than a decade (Score 2) 183

I've been multiple times on holidays, though the latest was when Obama was POTUS. Yes, Hawai'i was one of the destinations - beautiful place for sure.
Unfortunately your border control is beyond a joke, so I'll be steering clear and taking my family to other countries instead.

Your POTUS has also continually thrown tariff after tariff on our exports to the US even though we're in a trade deficit with you, which isn't conducive to niceties. Oh and starting a war that has affected global oil supplies? Not cool.

Comment Re:When milliseconds count (Score 1) 210

All nice and legal, just like how the two term restriction only applies to consecutive terms.

The 22nd Amendment says absolutely nothing about consecutive terms. It's two terms, period, end of sentence.

No person shall be elected to the office of the President more than twice.

Oh, so if Trump can cancel the next election, he simply remains president? Or is his presidency vacated automatically on a given date regardless of what's going on?

Comment Re:Insider info (Score 1) 210

Found the guy who thinks Trump will be in charge forever.

What's the statute of limitations on insider trading?

Care to take that risk? Go ahead and sign up.

Apparently it's 5 years, though extendable if you're actively attempting to hide it - which this blatantly isn't. So if there's another republican at the helm after Trump (or Trump prevents the next election), all they need to do is cancel their sub a year before the election following that - if you get that far of course.

Comment Re:This is going to backfire big time (Score 1) 148

I can attest that even us IT people adjacent to tech support can try every resolution in the book and still forget to simply turn it off and on again. Sometimes it's good to be reminded to start from the beginning rather than half-way through.

If a support AI can remotely check your logs to see activity it can also skip steps related to those already performed.

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