Thanks! I'll check it out

I wholeheartedly support this. Customer ID, however unreadable it is, won't stop anonymous scam calls, but it sure will decrease. I'm sick and tired of people calling without talking, texting garbage stuffs to my phone. In order to avoid them I have to enable screening, which silent/ignore calls/texts from numbers not in the phone book. But there are legitimate calls/texts that aren't saved in my phonebook. Once in a while I'll miss them and the only way to see them is go to the page that lists all the screened calls/texts. These scammers have been wreaking havoc on the world for so long, we really need to get rid of them for good.

Every source of water comes from somewhere. That source is already part of a lifecycle that has existed since the beginning of time. Whatever it is that they do, they do not create or replenish anything. They simply move water from one place to another.

Agreed... the type of storyline Stargate is, will always attract the scifi loving crowd. I love all kinds of scifi. I watched Star Trek, Stargate many reruns. A newly developed series would be highly anticipated for me. That's too bad though... I don't think executive management nowadays got ball to do anything important!

I own Office 2019. I can't remember how much I paid but I've bought the license since my first personal Mac. I can't say I'm thrilled about this. In fact I'm disgusted. The amount I paid was for lifetime use of the application. I don't give two shit or a flying fuck about some certificate expiration because that wasn't disclosed during my purchase. Why do I feel like when MS makes good on this plan, it will fall on its face because they'll face hundreds of thousands of lawsuits.

I see lots of political comments stating different views. I don't care much about that. What I'd like to know is; since 2016, has this project done anything productive. Did it collect useful information? Dad those information been put through analysis, then to actual practical use? The article didn't seem to mention anything about that.

Google is a tech company, not a scientific research institute. I trust they make awesome technologies and software, but not human health research. They should stay in their lane unless they develop a business unit that specialize in this and have proven working projects. Now I know they said male mosquitos don't bite human, but if for any reason something goes wrong and they kill millions of people, selling the entire company can only pay for 10% of the damage.

They banned his account to report bugs, then they banned his account to github. Then they threaten him with lawsuit for releasing it to the open. I don't get it, why is MS doing things that even 5 year old kids know is unreasonable. What could he have possibly done to get those bans. And even if he didn't get banned, he wasn't obligated to be "reasonable" like they said. If I were this person, I'll wait for the lawsuit to come and counter-sue.

You reply like a democrat social media terrorist. The minute you open your mouth, it comes with insults and disrespect. Let me guess: your stupid mama told you that your kind of people have the right to say anything to anybody any way you want and they don't have the right to talk back? Learn some god damn manners boy, even when you're on social media. The world doesn't owe you a phucking thing. Don't act like that it, makes "your kind" really really like what I just described. Let's be clear about this, you're only able to do that behind the protection of your screen. If you come out on the street and talk like that to anybody else, they will punch your teeth in. That's a promise.

I've lived in CA nearly 35 years now. I gotta say they sure have some really weird, even dumb, laws. Nobody uses landline anymore. Forcing telco companies to support it is just ridiculous. Similarly to how robbing a store of below $950 is not a crime. Illegal to stop someone from robbing your store. Illegal for schools to inform parents that their children were assisted in gender change at school. There're countless other stupid laws that when you hear about them, you must think CA lawmakers eat shit for lunch.

As if CA lawmakers got nothing to do...

Two years ago I bought a caddy first time. I knew it had hotspot capability but I wasn't really hot about it because all my devices got connection already. During long trips kid ipads can just tether off adult phones. To my total surprise, the 4G hotspot works without me paying the subscription. I don't know if the dealer forgot to cancel it or it in fact works without subscription. I can't imagine what kind of data it sends home, but I imagine telemetry and location.

Every damn layoff nowadays is linked to AI. It's like the perfect scapegoat.

If this happened in a meeting with 50-60 people and Musk called someone a jackass, I'm sure at least a dozen people remember that and they can be witness. Why the hell was OpenAI stupid enough to use an unrelated object to present as evidence? If the guy's wife banged him hard that night for standing up to Musk, are we gonna see their sex tape too? What a fucking stupid thing to do.

- Per Elon's, he pledged $1B, and early funding was $38M, which accounted for 60% of total funding.
- Per Sam Altman, his funding was 1/3, not 60%.

If Sam is right, 1/3 of funding should give a man executive control
If Musk is right, 60% should give him irrevocable control.