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Comment Re:But but but... (Score 1) 50

Huh. I thought these guys were all about States Rights.

Apparently that only extends to telling women what they can do with their own bodies?

Well ... Blanche assures anti-abortion supporters that Dobbs will be ‘permanent in every single state’

Blanche lamented that the Trump administration’s efforts to restrict abortion are “taking longer than we want” but said the Justice Department was “working hand in hand” with federal health agencies and the White House “so that the Dobbs decision becomes permanent in every single state.”

“We don’t have complete victory yet, but we will have victory, and victory will be soon, and and and it will be permanent,” Blanche vowed.

Comment Okay, but ... (Score 1) 87

US Hires Over 2,000 Video Gamers As Air Traffic Controllers

Aren't many (most?) video games about destroying things? How much of their training will be about *not* crashing or shooting down planes? I guess it could work if scores are based on successful landings and course changes? Not as exciting, but maybe just as satisfying? They will know that there's no save, restore or reset functions - right? :-)

Comment Re:NOAA will be defunded (Score 1) 95

And that crowd ignores that the other Noah was involved in the biggest climate / sea-level change event in "history." :-)

Not to mention he was a stable genius, able to somehow collect and pack two of all the species on earth into a small (by modern standards) ship, then feed and transport them all around the world without mishap.

Obviously, Noah was a Timelord with a TARDIS.

Comment Re:I don't understand why this is considered... (Score 1) 177

What exactly do they owe you?

The summary states that Reddit owes the OP a reason why the user was banned, as well as a complete, untruncated copy of the user's posting history.

Can you cite the law that says so?

The summary states that the relevant law is Article 17 of the EU's Digital Services Act.

Comment Re:correlation? (Score 1) 62

I worked in an office for years and never had a Windows PC.

I've had a mix on my desk for day-to-day use over the years: DOS / Windows PCs. BSDi / 386BSD PCs, Sun 3/4 Workstations, SGI Indigo Workstation, various Linux PCs. The last two places provided Windows PCs for Office and Outlook, with X11 software for Unix/Linux server connections.

Comment Re:More evidence we made the right decision (Score 1) 170

I don't normally watch TV news at all, so that wasn't an option. But when it did happen, I was appalled. That CBS did end up about two weeks later somewhat agreeing that they were forgeries. But even then, they did a pretty bad job there, essentially just saying they could not prove they were authentic, when they were in fact obvious forgeries. However, many of the people involved with that debacle did get fired. As far as I'm aware, no one involved in that has been involved with CBS for over a decade. I also did specifically avoid anything with Dan Rather for a long time given that I found his behavior surrounding the whole thing to be so terrible.

Comment Re:1 billion users or victims? (Score 2) 76

Google Gemini Hits 1 Billion Users In Record Time

Is that willing users? Users who are happy about Gemini being forced on them? Users who have an easy way to avoid/disable this (while using google products)? I'm guessing all no.

Oops, re-read TFS, my bad.

These 1 billion users may also be encountering Gemini in all those places, but that's not the MAU metric. Pichai is talking only about people who are opening the Gemini app or visiting the Gemini web interface to enter a prompt or access Gemini Live.

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