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Comment Re: We actually looked at it (Score 4, Insightful) 57

The cost isnâ(TM)t what it costs today to operate. But what it will cost when Trump or his successor tells Microsoft to pull support for a country he decided he didnâ(TM)t like that day. Or has them install spyware. Trusting any US company with your critical infrastructure looks like a very stupid risk.

Comment Re: The Sun Could Wreck Our Grid and We're Not Rea (Score 1) 51

The problem will not be the event, but that someone with Trumps intelligence (or less) and an urge for civilizational suicide (like Trump) will be in charge of preparation. Does not matter what the crisis will be. The next pandemic will not have a vaccine, by choice. No amount of climate change will alter policy. The continued decline in public education wonâ(TM)t help much either.

Comment Re: This is amazing news! (Score 5, Insightful) 73

One of the worst, most underhanded things you csn do in modern Murica is to accurately quote a Republican. And, of course it was Bidenâ(TM)s law that brought the drug prices down. If Trump continues to blame everything bad happening now on Biden it is only fair if Biden gets credit for this.

Comment Re: They are all garbage is the problem (Score 1) 76

Easy for me to find lots of interesting things on Mastodon. I think, despite what people say, they love the rage bait on the bigger networks. Mastodon is just normal people discussing normal topics. Here is what is trending now, nothing to make your blood boil. Therefore âoeboring.â #SilentSunday 606 people talking #hochwasser 28 people talking #lhp3 26 people talking #Sunday 28 people talking #Caturday 599 people talking #Arsenal 12 people talking #Sonntag 12 people talking #LibreOffice 9 people talking #ahsoka 34 people talking #FensterFreitag 11 people talking

Comment Re: Makes no sense (Score 1) 177

Since David Ellison sincerely believes that he is the talent, I donâ(TM)t doubt that he will move the company. Reminds me of civil war general Pope: "Headquarters in the Saddle," John Pope's heading of his dispatches. His troops prompted an old army jibe that "He had his headquarters where his hindquarters ought to be."

Comment Re:Part of a bigger crisis in education (Score 1) 109

The crisis in education is that if it can't teach you to be smarter than an AI prompt, it is functionally worthless. A college degree is now just a good conduct award for making it though 4 years of arbitrary rituals. Why spend the time and money required for college, when anyone can get a better answer from entering an AI prompt than by asking you? Why should anyone hire you? The Universities, as currently operated have only one hope a Butlerian Jihad.

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