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Comment Re: \o/ (Score 1) 171

Not the smartphones per se. But the fact that they tend to keep you indoors away from the Vitamin D our bodies critically need. Find 'Medcram' on YouTube for a medical perspective about this vitamin. No, pills will not work as good.

And while we're talking about things no one is allowed to talk about, let's bring up a certain under-tested mandated medicine at one time for everyone also? If you care, Dr. Campbell on YouTube is a good resource for that.

Comment Re: the real problem: it is a global climate bifur (Score 0) 138

I would submit that technological progress will be made to non-fossil fuel technology. It's not the tipping point per se, it's those agressors fomenting war that keeps money flowing to defense contractors rather than those technologies that decrease fossil fuel use.

Comment Re:In related news (Score 1) 193

Without new, verifiable evidence, the question remains open, with arguments on both sides relying heavily on interpretation rather than fact.

The fact is intelligence information was "created" rather than "discovered" in order to subvert Trump and his first presidency. Numerous evidence now supports this conclusion and has been submitted to the DOJ to be placed in front of a grand jury soon, and probably prosecuted. There needs to be prosecutions so a wooden stake can be driven through the heart of the hoax. For those that are not in the loop about what makes it a "hoax" they can find Matt Taibbi explain it in detail in numerous places esp. on YouTube.

The sad fact that the Russian Collusion hoax still gains traction on Slashdot demonstrates how far critical thinking (if not integrity) has fallen with those who still defend the party of the left. You'd think they'd get get a clue after Hunter's laptop was proven to actually be his laptop. All the effort to suppress and censor all the voices that brought that up in itself is inexcusable but no one in the media (like Leslie Stahl) have been held to account. Then let's bring up how the media worked endlessly to cover up Biden's advancing dementia that many of us could clearly see

And then the cherry on the cake are the posts in this very thread -"I don't see how half the nation could vote for Trump!"

Really?!?? Is half the nation that stupid, or maybe half the nation could identify with what boorish Trump was saying all along, as compared to the people who gave us the "Russia Collusion" baloney and the concept that abortion somehow is the number one issue facing the nation??

I'll give you the card that Trump can be horrible and maybe some of his decisions are bad. But he has managed to actually close the effin' border. I think it's entirely reasonable that the concept of nation states having actual borders is completely acceptable. Apparently this seems silly to the party that lost the 2024 election.

Just that single issue alone was a big part of what caused half the country to support Trump. Apparently they were right to do so.

Ergo, Trump is not the one driving the clown car around here, even if he clearly is boorish and highly annoying at times.

Comment Re: I remember what I was relieved... (Score 1) 290

I know it's a radical concept, but maybe CBS fired Corbett because they were losing large sums of money. The show costs 40 million USD a year with Corbert's salary at 20 million. The fact is that there are some large YouTubers that get more viewers than Corbett does now.

Maybe if they made Corbert's salary dependent on the number of viewers he had (like YouTube does) he might get back to doing comedy again.

But they just did not fire Corbett. They cancelled the whole show. There is no conspiracy other than basic economics.

Comment Maybe it's me?? (Score 1) 111

I know that I have been using A.I. investigating ADA for a specialty niche product that needed a lot of safety and security, and that was also *mature*.

Every time you ask A.I. a question the LLM goes out and does 50 searches on your behalf to formulate a response. I have spent a bit of time on it. It's not hard to see how a simple algorithm might think there's 50 new developers on the scene!!

Comment Re: Elites took 90 jets (or yachts) to Bezos' Wedd (Score 1) 215

Actually I have an F150. I'm willing to replace it with a cyber truck (if my finances permitted). But puzzle me this. What is better for the climate? Me holding on to the old F150 and rarely driving it. Of selling the F150 to someone who most certainly will drive it far more than me and me owning a cyber truck that perhaps I drive more because it doesn't cost as much for gas?? I'd like to know how much carbon goes into making a cyber truck.

The huge problem is if consumers don't consume there is no economy. The other huge problem is that if a decision that negatively affects a group that finds their employment affected they'll never accept it no matter how "green" it is. But they'll certainly be sure to fly in to the local climate conference!

The solution?? Small scale nuclear everywhere. Make repairability easier. And tax the heck out of things forcing an upgrade. Coincidentally, I consider all these concepts to be conservative.

Submission + - University of Phoenix reveals surprising truth about the future of IT careers (nerds.xyz)

BrianFagioli writes: A new white paper from the University of Phoenix dives deep into what the future of IT might actually look like, and it is based on real insights from the people working in the field. Titled The Future of IT: What IT Practitioners Predict Will Drive Career Opportunities and written by Dr. J.L. Graff, the report pulls from a 2025 survey of technology professionals. What it uncovers is a mix of optimism and pressure, where opportunity is high but the pace of change is leaving many workers struggling to keep up.

The good news is that most IT professionals still believe in the value of their field. According to the survey, 86 percent are optimistic about the future of information technology. More than half say they are very optimistic. But that confidence drops when it comes to keeping up with fast-moving trends. Nearly two out of three say they are not fully confident they will be able to keep up over the next five years.

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