Comment Re:Tards. (Score 1) 30
You're both tards.
Spoken like a true WNBA commissioner.
Reality looks forward to a world ironically made wise by (Mike) Tysons Law, represented by a legal punch to the face for those commiting acts of senseless stupidity for shits, clicks, and giggles sake.
Stand proud knowing you'd be a plank owner.
Comment Re:what i think they should have done (Score 1) 30
Google should have simply allowed every developer to create an app store because the sooner one of them is malicious, the better.
Not sure why this was modded down here. This statement was made factually true once Google even allowed one 3rd party app store to exist.
Gambling on Gen Future actually learning from the mistakes of History? If you're wondering how that's going, I hear the 13-year old gambling junkies are running 3:1 odds on those "predictive" markets society made legal for child junkies hooked on snorting pure shitcoin..
Comment Re: Is this fine, really? (Score 1) 76
Comment Re:Perfectly acceptable. (Score 1) 57
..Teachers are using it to grade things...
The fuck is AI grading? The AI-created input?
The A-Irony.
This affects EVERYTHING else you brought up. Once you teach them to cheat, everything else becomes irrelevant. Including legalities.
Comment Re: Is this fine, really? (Score 1) 76
Comment Under the Rainbow. (Score 1) 30
How about a species of Peter Dinklage clones for any future Snow White remakes?
Speaking of demand, no one wants to take a short trip Under the Rainbow for a remake?
That, was my introduction to a Small World. Not Disney. Hilarious movie.
Comment Re:the solution to "the mental health crisis" (Score 2) 244
It's only one semester, and a semester of the least important material of their university time.
Multiply the monthly cost of the policy that mandates first year freshman to live ON campus, along with every other related cost with forcing a student to attend college away from home, and "least important material of their university time" quickly turns into "I'm paying how much for this pointless shit?"
College isn't expensive. The marketing pimps abusing girl math to sell the Phi Cool Cats College Experience is what got corruptly expensive.
I think this actually sounds decent, giving the students an adjustment window, preserve the ability to completely fail if they really bomb out, and still the majority of their university years count for real and around the material people will actually care about in the real world.
Employers are going through an adjustment period right now. They're having to constantly adjust to the insane turnover in HR coming from the college gradumated generation who Didn't Earn It. Which mental crisis do you think society should be addressing? The very real one being created in the workplace driving Wisdom and Experience to quit in droves, or the manufactured one being coddled to death inside damn near every immature campus bubble?
Yeah. We do need an adjustment period in American education. Bring back the SATs. Fail and remove all who Didn't Earn It. Get back to education instead of political indoctrination. Know your role. A place of learning, is not a fucking daycare for the Reality-challenged. Not everyone needs to go to college. Especially those who considerably reduce the perceived value of everyone else getting a degree.
The Engineering department is done screwing in the light bulb. Took 27 student interns and three training sessions. Now they're left wondering..how many administrators does it take to screw up the definition of graduate?
Comment Re:Uh, what? (Score 1) 67
Why not higher? Probably because the battery would go dead before they got to 30,000 feet. Gaining altitude requires work!
It does, but is there an advantage in acting as a glider for a portion of the trip after gaining that altitude? I'm guessing airspace clears up significantly above the altitude of paratroopers stepping out to work. Less air resistance too.
Titanium. Carbon fiber. It's hardly weight that's the issue with adding another 20' to that wingspan. It's keeping that aircraft profile fashionably thin for the target audience using ozempic-thin aircraft hangers as a fashion flex.
Comment Re: That's not "Linux desktop usage" (Score 1) 66
Comment Re:A US thing (Score 1) 177
Correct - because it's below 1% and seems to be closer to zero and so not within the resolution of the chart.
Fair enough.
I'd still like the evidence of the end result of this policy.
Show the evidence of a 44 - 49% reduction rate in waste over 10+ years. That should equate to dozens of closed landfills closed by now, or equally obvious action.
If reusing is not possible, waste must be primarily recovered as materials (recycled), and secondarily recovered as energy.
Show the expected 10 - 20% increase in energy creation based off waste reduction expectations. This again should be easily represented somewhere.
I'm not picking on Finland here. Demanding to see the end result of any policy is what we should be doing with every program like this, no matter who is claiming what. It's a bit more socially acceptable than screaming "FUCKING LIAR!" every time you see someone from the government claiming to help, because Hindsight still sees 20/20 today. At the ripe old age of 742.
Comment Re: That's not "Linux desktop usage" (Score 1) 66
Comment Re: What? (Score 1) 66
Comment Re: Haha (Score 1) 77
Comment Riding the Metawaves. (Score 2) 123
A spokesperson for Zuckerberg told Forbes that the yacht crew had been operating on a different radio channel and "the assist was already under way" by the time they discovered the broadcast.
Is there a valid reason a ship of that size was operating "on a different radio channel" that prevents them from hearing what was likely a distress signal? Do they vibe on meta-waves instead of radiowaves?
Hey there Yacht-tard Meatsach. You're still sailing the seas of Reality. Time to start acting like it, or perhaps legally prove why you're not. They mandate features in marine radios for the same damn reason they mandate a Captains license; safety.