there are ALPR cameras everywhere, and it’s very hard to imagine John Q. Public is going to have a hot tip before our dystopian AI panopticon does.
I’m not sure whether you’re for the seeming proliferation of camera surveillance - you say “everywhere” - or against it.
I’d normally consider the stress level of a surveiled population as a tangent, here.
Really? It happens this often?
In 26 years, I’ve seen this happen in two occasions with enterprise Linux. One of them was my own damned fault for using a marginal config. The other was an update that added a new dependency in the code but not the package.
That’s it. Twice.
I haven’t found any but I’ve been looking for just that one. It’s good?
You were SO close.
StarePods
That’s the American way
i haven’t tried asking yet
You know what’d I’d recommend, then!
Neat. We’ll know where NOT to shop, because they caved.
Wonderfully succinct. Thank you for caring about strangers representing themselves best and better.
it sounds like “the freedom to work in one’s best environment” is the ideal policy.
{shudder} not again
Once oil is done, we can replace those with water or some other product.
Not possible. They’re waste at that point – or do you like water that you can set alight like in Flint Michigan?
Had we used rail, though, as if by magic, we’d have a usable rail system out of that oil pipeline.
Yeah. They’re suffering, but Render Unto Caesar.
Short-sighted kids are a little more common after we fired the mentors and documenters in our field: they don’t know how or why we did such dumb things before and thus can’t avoid them. It’s like how America fired all its inspectors and now suffer en masse from salmonella and explosive diarrhea from tainted food: causal.
I love the “just fork it” argument.
Look, Elon, maybe we can’t solo a project like that if we’re still using old hardware, okay?
Sorry if that made you frown behind your shades. Ask the poolside waiter for a other cocktail.
With an ifdef.
You spell ReactOS so weird.
If I want to choose freedom over “security”, I should have the option to do so.
You can, but it’s a careful sequence of steps.
it does rather beg the question
Nope. It just raises the question.
Some regions have stopped observing standard time because of the accident risk with so many drivers, surgeons, and heavy equipment operators, for instance, working on a circadian rhythm issue. Yet, we cause sleep deprivation to a huge number of people more often each year with little concrete benefit we can tie causally to the amber alerts.
Whom do we sue for loved ones injured by amber alerts and sleep-deprivation?