Mass transit? The quasi-government agency with cameras that record everybody boarding the train/bus?
Biking isn't much better, with the city putting cameras at every intersection. It's only a matter of time until they ID every face they see in real time.
He says he'll go up 3/8ths of a mile, that's just under 2,000ft. A commercial airline flight goes higher than that, as well as some cheap high altitude balloons. Of course the point of this isn't to prove anything except that this is a publicity stunt.
I'm guessing you could use a few Estes Rockets with a webcam and get more height, without the cost, or loss of life...
There's just no convincing some people. You could send them into space so they could see for themselves and they'd swear up and down you'd really just put them in some kind of sophisticated VR room and faked the entire thing.
I endorse the idea of putting flat-earthers into rockets. I'm just not in favor of having them return safely.
How many CEO's and managers are left after AI's can do their job. Think of the cost savings to the shareholders.
My only other observation is self service checkouts in supermarkets.
I avoid them like the plague if I have more than 5 ot 6 items, because after that, it's not faster, or more convenient than a cashier. Supermarkets will need to come up with something way better than what they have now, or pay me to do my own checkout.
If google purchased Nashville Electric Service (and the contractors authorized to work on their power poles, and prioritized AT&T and Comcast installs and repairs accordingly.
OK, the bug is big. Impact is going to be big. But who's gonna be punished by the market? Who can I short? Will users of Cloud services demand their processes to be hosted on exclusive servers not shared with others? Would it raise cloud costs? Would they punish Intel?
I read an article that said the Intel CEO dumped a bunch of stock last yer, so it's probably too late to short them.
If you use condoms perfectly every single time you have sex, they’re 98% effective at preventing pregnancy. But people aren’t perfect, so in real life condoms are about 85% effective
1%? Whatever metrics they're using are misleading at best. In the "Real World" about 70% of them would be back on the street. Unless they value their employees by the results of their google searches to solve problems.
More likely 1% of them were making way too much money compared to everyone else, and their employers didn't care about quality.
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No zero-day reward?
Stupidity is its own reward. The gift that keeps on giving until you win a Darwin award.
Before we got to see Power Armor.
The second movie reminded me of Screamers.
The third movie wasn't bad, but I loved the line:
"It's the wrong god."
I saw the 4th one, I don't remember it...
Mass transit? The quasi-government agency with cameras that record everybody boarding the train/bus?
Biking isn't much better, with the city putting cameras at every intersection. It's only a matter of time until they ID every face they see in real time.
Wear a motorcycle helmet.
Now if the Kobo is compatible with my library systems eBook loan system, I may be interested. Oh and if I can install calibre client and Aldiko...
I'll never directly pay for an eBook, except through local taxes that go to the library....
think about the advertisers, the Russians trying to influence voting, people who post murders, guns, and abuse on BookFace? /s
It's best to let all those Fedora and Arch users work out the Wayland kinks on their crashing systems before adopting as a default.
Works for Microsoft...
Can you elaborate?
Microsoft historically does it's OS and Application debugging after releasing a new version, based on feedback from telemetry and user complaints,,,
how many female indentured servant PHD's paying off their travel/air/food fees each billionaire overlord is allowed. /s?
It's best to let all those Fedora and Arch users work out the Wayland kinks on their crashing systems before adopting as a default.
Works for Microsoft...
He says he'll go up 3/8ths of a mile, that's just under 2,000ft. A commercial airline flight goes higher than that, as well as some cheap high altitude balloons. Of course the point of this isn't to prove anything except that this is a publicity stunt.
I'm guessing you could use a few Estes Rockets with a webcam and get more height, without the cost, or loss of life...
There's just no convincing some people. You could send them into space so they could see for themselves and they'd swear up and down you'd really just put them in some kind of sophisticated VR room and faked the entire thing.
I endorse the idea of putting flat-earthers into rockets. I'm just not in favor of having them return safely.
If it was the Yellowstone Caldera.
Things that want to kill you in Australia for $400 Alex.
If there was a concerted effort to clean-up brush before it created a firenado, the birds wouldn't have to...
How many CEO's and managers are left after AI's can do their job. Think of the cost savings to the shareholders.
My only other observation is self service checkouts in supermarkets.
I avoid them like the plague if I have more than 5 ot 6 items, because after that, it's not faster, or more convenient than a cashier. Supermarkets will need to come up with something way better than what they have now, or pay me to do my own checkout.
If google purchased Nashville Electric Service (and the contractors authorized to work on their power poles, and prioritized AT&T and Comcast installs and repairs accordingly.
my Nexus Player. $50 3 years ago, well spent...
But I am kind of waiting for a working Amazon Prime/
Netflix and Kodi work well with my home NFS server with a ton of transcoded files from old time radio shows, ,movies and tv shows.
I did add an ethernet/multi-port USB hub and a 2.4 ghz wireless keyboard which made things much, much better...
OK, the bug is big. Impact is going to be big. But who's gonna be punished by the market? Who can I short? Will users of Cloud services demand their processes to be hosted on exclusive servers not shared with others? Would it raise cloud costs? Would they punish Intel?
I read an article that said the Intel CEO dumped a bunch of stock last yer, so it's probably too late to short them.
How effective are condoms against pregnancy?
If you use condoms perfectly every single time you have sex, they’re 98% effective at preventing pregnancy. But people aren’t perfect, so in real life condoms are about 85% effective
I expect even worse numbers for google....
screwing with them?
Pay cash for your Amzon spy device.
Link it to a pre-paid credit card.
Create a fake Amazon account.
Create a tape loop of random words.
Entertainment...
1%? Whatever metrics they're using are misleading at best. In the "Real World" about 70% of them would be back on the street. Unless they value their employees by the results of their google searches to solve problems.
More likely 1% of them were making way too much money compared to everyone else, and their employers didn't care about quality.
do pirates have medical equipment at home?
I don't believe they're exclusive Especially with unsecured WiFi routers, or others in the home.
a Programmable and s "Smart" thermostat.
I'd be more concerned about medical equipment in the home that depends on constant internet access to keep someone alive or safe losing connectivity.
Good enough for Hawking maybe.
I'd prefer a nice high class British female voice Or Paul Bethany as Jarvis..
I'm reminded a $2 laser pointer aimed at the camera is much more effectkve.
If you want to spend more money, you can use a high power laser pointer and burn out the camera sensor.
DUNE is a misspelling of NUDE.
They've perfected AI,
The new Alphabet AI Overlords first order was for the humans to run for their lives,