Which one? .gov or .com?

Kids clearly learned this sort of behavior from cartoons. We must BAN CARTOONS! Won't someone think of the children?

No, I'm not serious, and the fact that I'm having to say that tells you pretty much everything you need to know about how utterly stupid all of this is becoming.

While true, of course there's still the insider problem to contend with. We've seen plenty of cases where disgruntled employees decide to burn everything on their way out (and, sometimes, not even waiting until then...).

FWIW AlmaLinux didn't wait for Red Hat - they tested their own fixes and have now released new kernels to address this.

https://almalinux.org/blog/202...

git commit --amend -m "CoPilot needs to die in a fire"

If there's one thing that comes to my mind when I think about Microsoft developers, it's quality software.

F**k it, we're doing 5 layers!

We're sure seeing what's essentially the same story reposted on Slashdot enough times... I can't think of any reason that would be other than someone's invested in the company and they're hoping to get rich off an IPO in a few months.

Your metaphor would make a lot more sense if kids were designing Lego sets that Lego then sold and vastly under compensated the creators of those sets (while doing a piss poor job of keeping those kids from being contacted directly by adults)

That's one reason I moved to Rolemaster. It's a much more powerful system, many more stats, but more importantly, there's no sanitising.

I work in Seattle. I can't say I've ever noticed an issue when I've had to use my cell phone's network, but it's not like I do that every day.

However I can say that, in between stations along the train tracks (where the Sounder runs), there are places where there basically isn't any connectivity no matter which network you're on.

Please don't ask Stephen Fry a question - once he gets going, he never shuts up!

That's easy. The Goblin King got his own 20-part TV show in Korea, whereas Gremlins has had three films.

Ask Jeeves had real potential in the AI era -- a character you could actually recognise, which could be moulded to fit the character from the books (the training material is more than adequate for a persona). Current AI chatbots used for searches have either no real personality or a very simplistic sycophant one. A detailed persona that could keep people engaged and interested without talking them into paranoia or suicide would likely have gone down well.

If the U.S. can do that, they can put drones in the air and create a Starlink-based swarm network providing free Wi-Fi to everyone, replacing the hardware as it gets shot down. Nobody has to have the Starlink hardware if it is a few hundred feet up — complete anonymity and complete destruction of the government's Internet blackout.