Huang's out, Colette Kress is interim CEO. Amusingly Nvidia hasn't updated their in the news section since May :D

That's not a thing. What could be a thing is that she and Jensen decided to import restricted NVidia tech to China by the billions. In that case Jensen has been violating a big pile of laws.

The AI has been trained on news articles which include CEOs sexually harassing people.

It's not a dumb move for two reasons:

1) airlines aren't fungible.
2) the AI getting the customer the genuinely best deal is bad for their bottom line

Without 1) then 2) wouldn't work, but people respond to brands. And IME in air travel this is warranted, as some brands are much worse than others.

If you only like being at parties where people are lied to, someone should check your text history to see how many gang rapes you've participated in.

"No one has used ocean liners as nothing more than point to point transport since the 1960s so that reason doesn't wash."

"the ship was pulled from service in 1969"

Too lazy to read TFS? Just pull anything out of your ass and post it!

Bad Horse, is that you?

They are if you never do anything outside of the click click drool UX.

They used to be pretty simple even then, but now they have all the complexity of any other system.

This is the console release, but even the last GTA game required connecting to the internet occasionally for a blessing, though it did/does run on Linux including the online component. However, the game is also absolutely full of cheaters, so I won't be surprised if the new version requires kernel DRM.

Rich folks like Elon, who broke USAID, killing tens of thousands so far and projected to add up to millions?

Certainly don't tear anything down. Mothball those plants in case they are needed in wartime, during unprecedented weather activity that disrupts solar production for long periods, etc. Maintain a reserve of fuel for them in the bargain. Coal is great for this because it's great at lying around. You certainly don't want to use it if you don't have to, but it would be foolish to dismantle it. It's worth paying to store it.

No, this isn't a thing. It's either being increased or reduced. The USA is doing worse by increasing, but we also need to be actually decreasing the use of fossils.

What customers need is information, so Apple has decided to bury some, because customer needs run contrary to Apple greed.

I had a B&W G3 with the Rev.1 logic board defect which caused data corruption on UDMA transfers. Apple elected not to include their page on remedies when they brought the old TechInfo Library into their new Knowledge Base, because instead of replacing the defective hardware, they told you to buy an expansion card and use up one of your four slots for it, at a time when literally the same card was $20 for PC or $100 for Macintosh.

Hiding information is what Apple does. That's how people can think their hardware is high quality.

I put WiFi 7 in my PC for twenty bucks, counting the antenna. They've got WiFi 6 that can only reach 24'? What year is it?

Increasing the energy demand is their problem, though. We can and should build societies in ways which use less power, like designing them to not need commutes. China wants to call itself Communist, let's see some Communism! Let's see them Commune! But the best they've managed so far is to do some minor riffs on the western strategy like building their big square skyscrapers with bamboo. (Yeah they have some amazing buildings, so does everyone else, let's not get into a dick measuring contest because that would be too ironic.)

As you say, the west is totally repugnant in this regard. The USA exemplifies this. But it makes me sad to see others repeat our mistakes.