Battery fires produce a lot of contamination. Lithium ones do anyway.

If it's actually good, then lots of people.

Salaries in the gaming industry have been depressed for years in no small part due to the willing dupes who keep flooding the industry with low pay expectations. "That's my dream.job!" they say. Also the ones making less than $50k are probably QAs, at least the ones that haven't already been fired.

Ask any longterm Blizzard fan, and they'll tell you product quality and release schedules have both fallen off over the last 10 years or so.

There are industries that aren't that bloated with excess talent.

OSI's worst conditions were after the EA buyout, especially during Ultima VIII development. That was some of their worst work.

Power lines triggering wildfires were part of the reason for previous blackouts, no?

Newsome might not even run.

Uber lost money for years and only recently became profitable. They can easily go back into the red.

I like my LG stuff. I'll just keep the TVs not connected to the internet, and behind AppleTVs. And, as an added bonus, I don't get LG's commercials.
Now if Apple starts doing shady shit like this I'll be truly screwed, but we're not there. Yet.

No.

You really don't know what happened in the Texas Democrat Senate primary, do you?

Kimmel gave preferential treatment to Talarico. He snubbed Crockett and Hasan. Crockett was very unhappy and has accused Talarico and the Democrat establishment of racism (among other things).

That is not what I was referring to, but thanks for trying.

Wonder how Jasmine Crokett feels about all this.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=...

Like I said, using students as subjects in an experiment in scholastic integration of AI could have some ugly consequences. At least at the uni level, they could be compensated for wasted semesters.

Still, the idea is intriguing as an automated form of the Socratic method. Not entirely the same thing, though.