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  1. Re:All that's needed on Sentimental Humans Launch A Movement to Save (Human) Driving (freep.com) · · Score: 1

    You'd do that with automated cars, too. Except those people aren't sharing the risk with you, right there on that road at that time with those conditions. I'm not sure that's a net win. The people with your life in their hands are sitting in cushy offices and/or poorly thought out 'open office' environments where they're driven to distraction..

    We can't even fully automate trains yet. Lets start with that one first. It's a much easier problem.

  2. Re:All that's needed on Sentimental Humans Launch A Movement to Save (Human) Driving (freep.com) · · Score: 1

    The principle is simple: people behave better when they're being monitored. If the average driver consistently drove as well has he is capable of driving, then the roads would be much safer for everyone.

    Do you really want your entire life run by computer? This idea could be used to 'improve' nearly everything else, too, because, in theory, it would save all kinds of money and waste. However, it would end up being a be a life not worth living.

    Considering your UID, I'd expect you to have more wisdom than that shown in your post.

  3. Re:Will be as successful as the horse and cart clu on Sentimental Humans Launch A Movement to Save (Human) Driving (freep.com) · · Score: 1

    The genie isn't out of the bottle yet.. People just talk like it is for political reasons. Right now, we've just got a few metalworkers competing over how the lamp should be shaped.

  4. Re:Ban humans now on Sentimental Humans Launch A Movement to Save (Human) Driving (freep.com) · · Score: 1

    Fools believing this 'infinite safety' garbage are what will enable the next age of tyranny, this time assisted by technology.

  5. Re:Will be as successful as the horse and cart clu on Sentimental Humans Launch A Movement to Save (Human) Driving (freep.com) · · Score: 1

    It is still fucking stupid to give up that much control over your autonomy.

  6. Re:uber is all most Enslavement with others left h on Are Universal Basic Incomes 'A Tool For Our Further Enslavement'? (medium.com) · · Score: 1

    Just like Uber drivers.

  7. Re: I was vaccinated on Scientists Are Getting Seriously Worried About Synthetic Smallpox (sciencealert.com) · · Score: 1

    You both should be left on an island so the rest of us can watch you fight out of morbid fascination..and to remind ourselves just how close we came to losing liberty to the likes of nazis and 'social justice' fascists.

  8. Re: Here, let me help you with that. on Are Universal Basic Incomes 'A Tool For Our Further Enslavement'? (medium.com) · · Score: 2

    slippery slope fallacy.

  9. Re:Here, let me help you with that. on Are Universal Basic Incomes 'A Tool For Our Further Enslavement'? (medium.com) · · Score: 0

    Socialism is theft, plain and simple. Tax is theft of the labor of others. You should not reward people just because they can fog a mirror.

  10. Re:The National Socialist Mantra on Are Universal Basic Incomes 'A Tool For Our Further Enslavement'? (medium.com) · · Score: 1

    To what problem?

  11. Re:uber is all most Enslavement with others left h on Are Universal Basic Incomes 'A Tool For Our Further Enslavement'? (medium.com) · · Score: 0

    Yeah because cabbies aren't also scumbags..

  12. Re:NO WE DO NOT! on Tech Suffers From Lack of Humanities, Says Mozilla Head (theguardian.com) · · Score: 1

    If true that lends credence to his statements about the toxicity of the garbage festering under the flag of 'intersectional social justice.'

  13. Re: The humanities isn't just gender studies on Tech Suffers From Lack of Humanities, Says Mozilla Head (theguardian.com) · · Score: 1

    I believe most history departments call such classes 'social studies.'

  14. Re:Should have gotten Janit0r. on A Mysterious Grey-Hat Is Patching People's Outdated MikroTik Routers (zdnet.com) · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Theft is not the same thing as breaking and entering so those are bad analogies. In this case, he fixed the issue you couldn't be bothered to fix for the sake of everyone else. It's still breaking and entering, but more like a neighbor breaking in to shut the gas off before your house destroys the neighborhood. I'd look at it as a favor...then I'd wipe the device and reflash and/or replace as necessary.

  15. The rest of the planet has no trouble with apostrophes.. it's only apple that fucked it up.

  16. Re:The right thing for Microsoft to do on Microsoft Pulls Windows 10 October Update (zdnet.com) · · Score: 1

    Depends what you mean by progress. A mouse allows much quicker and precise navigation. It's just not very portable so we put up with touch screens where portability and simplicity are more important (eg an atm).

  17. Re:The right thing for Microsoft to do on Microsoft Pulls Windows 10 October Update (zdnet.com) · · Score: 2

    I'd rather have the simple control panel brought back with its one word names and sensible collections of settings in a higher layout density. Win10 took what started to go bad in vista and made it worse. Low density oversized panels belong on tablets..

  18. The days of OS imposed consistency died when armies of idiots decided they knew what's best. Today, we call them UX 'designers.'

  19. Actually, I prefer not staring into a fucking lightbulb with light grey text on lighter grey backgrounds which seem common these days. The dark mode also works with most of the win32 widgets, benefiting explorer and classic windows applications as well.

  20. Because social justice is a pernicious virus that infects any organization with any sort of authority on anything, from highly important to completely benign (eg physics to video games). It consumes whatever resources it can find while using the organization's dying legitimacy to bouncepad to the next target.

  21. Re:No I would not on Google CEO Will Testify Before US House on Bias Accusations (reuters.com) · · Score: 1

    These people are the useful idiots. They will be the first to go when the purges start.

  22. Re:No I would not on Google CEO Will Testify Before US House on Bias Accusations (reuters.com) · · Score: 1

    That's right. I trying to point out that hypocrisy.

  23. Re: No I would not on Google CEO Will Testify Before US House on Bias Accusations (reuters.com) · · Score: 2

    Actually, you're half correct. The Christian right operated(s) much like the progressive left does today.

    Both love big government and large institutions, which allow them to impose blasphemy laws, morality policing, witchhunts etc on as many as possible, in as many life contexts as possible. Progressives have their own form (eg hate speech/'check your privilege'/rape hysteria) and target different groups, but functionally they are the same. Both have proven themselves divisive, oppressive, illiberal power grabs within western society.

    An important difference between them is in which has ascendancy at the moment. If you were to ask them, each would point at the other and claim victimhood. Instead, find out which one currently supports free speech and which one currently wants to curtail it. Those without are the ones being silenced by those who do have it. Which is defended by the mainstream culture and news outlets? Which is silenced/demonized?

    Both are also enemies of rationality and science when they don't support the standing ideology. This is what makes both dangerous for the future of western society. I hope we survive this new onslaught from progressives like we did the 'Moral Majority.'

  24. Re:No I would not on Google CEO Will Testify Before US House on Bias Accusations (reuters.com) · · Score: 2

    I thought the whole idea of progressivism was to build a classless society. You can't do that when you're arbitrarily drawing lines around groups of people based on arbitrary, supposedly irrelevant attributes, then deeming them oppressed or oppressor based on those attributes.

  25. Re: Hypothesis on The New Yorker on Linus Torvalds (newyorker.com) · · Score: 1

    As opposed to what? Linking virtue and value with race and sex? That's one of the many things SJWs have in common with brownshirt sorts.