I wasn't aware of the background for this. I appreciated Lt. Lisa's epilog.

And, as we know, the people who go in end up being a spectrum of those beliefs. Your post and the previous post delineate the range well.

Bonus, this is case law now and carries more weight in arguments.

Good point. I wonder if someone was playing a reverse Uno card. This sets case law for this kind of thing, whereas a summary judgement can be argued.

There's a whole lot of middle in that east.

...but everyone will think they're AI.

Ah yes, experimenting at the system console. Happy daze.

The Peter Principle comes to mind. Or in this case, the Peter Griffin Principle.

"I'm genuinely curious...what major mistakes has the US made on the Iranian strikes?"

Gets a link to the girl school bombing (old intelligence maps suck, but anyways)

"This is war...."

So, you weren't "curious", and looking for "information". I forget what trolling technique this is called but I'm sure my fellow /.r's can fill me in.

And come with one game. Other games are in Block 2.

Yeah, Morgan is great ear candy for sure. The Apple one has David Attenborough, the OG (it's amusing watching journeyman narrators dipping and bobbing their heads and copying David's other mannerisms). I've listened to one or two by Tom Hanks, and he's in solid 3rd place.

I was just fixin' to drop Apple because I watched everything that I wanted to see. I wasn't aware of the dinosaur doc so now I'm forced to add it to my Q and keep my subscription. Thanks Slashdot!

I go by the Dogbert Maxim: The most import part of the brain for meetings is the stem.

Bingo!

"But say "bingo" after a paragraph of gobbledygook will still get you in trouble."

Once at a large meeting as the suit was speaking, all of a sudden we could hear several "bingos" spoken under their breathes, followed by a quiet wave of titters from other victims at the meeting. PHB was oblivious, various manglers gave various pointed looks, but that was the end of it. We decided that, for the future, discretion was the better part of valor, so we retired our bingo cards. One can push "lese majesty" only so far.

Yeah, it seems like the Netflix one was made with a gaming engine, and the Apple one not.