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  1. Re:Good for everyone. on Michigan Lets Autonomous Cars On Roads Without Human Driver (go.com) · · Score: 1

    Yes. We called them trains.

  2. Re:Good for everyone. on Michigan Lets Autonomous Cars On Roads Without Human Driver (go.com) · · Score: 2

    untested

    Where do the detractors continually get the idea that this is all 'untested'?

  3. Re:Good for everyone. on Michigan Lets Autonomous Cars On Roads Without Human Driver (go.com) · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Your entire existence and life is built on previous generations making the exact same gamble. If you don't like it go live in a hut in the woods.

    Unless you think that Steam boilers were the pinnacle of human safety systems.

  4. Re:Who is responsible when on Michigan Lets Autonomous Cars On Roads Without Human Driver (go.com) · · Score: 1

    I think people need to look through death statistics of steam engines and all 'early' tech back through the stone ages.

  5. Re:Flappy birds clone on Nintendo Legend Miyamoto: Mario Needs To Evolve To Survive (cnet.com) · · Score: 1

    Apple too

    It basically boils down to "Stop liking what I don't like. I don't like _______ therefore no one does and its going out of business!"

  6. Re:If you're too lazy to operate a light switch... on Google Now Lets Developers Write Apps For the Assistant On Google Home (techcrunch.com) · · Score: 1

    Do not confuse lazy with convenience.

    "If you're too lazy to operate a hoe you shouldn't eat food"...

  7. Google Home, Amazon Echo and the rest are pointless "solutions" desperately in search of a purpose.

    We use our Echo all the time and it has plenty of purpose.

    Then again I grew up being inspired by Star Trek not scared of it.

  8. Re:Welcome to the Trump future... on US Life Expectancy Declines For the First Time Since 1993 (washingtonpost.com) · · Score: 1

    Have you met the Vice President.

    That's a good thing.

  9. - Podesta in constant danger of somebody proving what "pizza" he's talking about

    It's entertaining watching the 13 year old 4Chan/The_Donald not understand why anyone would talk about Pizza that much.

    It's fairly evident they've never worked in an office. I'd say a good 80% of my work related e-mails are "WTF are we going to eat lunch on Friday".

  10. It'll never change. Short of what ever causes the USA's* end we're never going to end first past the post or expand to 5-10 parties like Europe has.

    * We're barely teens on the timescale of nations. The people that honestly think the USA is the most amusing country ever and will last for ever have never opened a history book.

  11. Re:Keep me busy blocking all the stupid posts on US Presidential Election Was Most 'Talked About' Topic In 2016, Says Facebook (phys.org) · · Score: 1

    I never dealt with comments in the general. However with how I was treated by HRC supporters, after the primary was over I wiped it all. Facebook 2016 wasn't anything like Facebook 2006 or the Facebook 2004 I joined. It had become the lowest common denominator and was more or less subscribing to "Forwards from ultra conservative Grandma" and then both sides yelling at each other talking past each other.

    I honestly don't miss it. I don't miss reading the random ass comments or links from people I cursorily knew. I have the pull power of a grand child to get my mother and MIL onto another service.

    The hardest part is unlearning the muscle memory I have from sitting down at a computer and opening Reddit, Slashdot and Facebook tabs.

  12. Turns out Nvidia takes those few extra dollars and spends money making drivers that work

    Even on platforms that AMD won't touch like Solaris and FreeBSD. I just wish they'd port CUDA to FreeBSD.

  13. Re:Pratchett and Baxter already predicted this on Cesarean Births Could Be Affecting Human Evolution, Study Says (bbc.com) · · Score: 1

    Yeah, it's just all the rage to have Caesarians nowadays.

    Uh, no.

    Source: Wife is a doctor. Also went in and did things 'natural'.

    The new rage is hot tubs.

  14. Re: We knew this going in on Weather Channel To Breitbart: Stop Citing Us To Spread Climate Skepticism (weather.com) · · Score: 1

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

    During an April 2016 MSNBC appearance, Sen. Bernie Sanders stated it was incumbent upon Hillary Clinton to earn the votes of his supporters.

    (She didn't)

  15. Re: We knew this going in on Weather Channel To Breitbart: Stop Citing Us To Spread Climate Skepticism (weather.com) · · Score: 2

    You are correct. Some of us voted for Sanders in the Primary. We were told on facebook we weren't needed in November.

    The DNC wanted their queen and they got it.

  16. Re:So. 50,000 more H1-B visas need to be issued on Apple's Top Assembler Foxconn Confirms Plans for US Investment, To Create 50,000 Jobs (bloomberg.com) · · Score: 1

    We need simple jobs for simple folk.

    Trump is going to shutdown Caterpillar. Think of all the literal shovel ready jobs he can make if companies don't have to rely on mechanical tools.

  17. Re:Now make it a requirement that it's US-owned on Apple's Top Assembler Foxconn Confirms Plans for US Investment, To Create 50,000 Jobs (bloomberg.com) · · Score: 1

    But when it's white men that are the problem we're all good?

  18. I demand people stop having different interests than me!

    Want a rugged phone? Buy One

  19. Re:Spinning even now on Fake News Prompts Gunman To 'Self-Investigate' Pizza Parlor (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 1

    Given the Catholic Church and UK's little ring I'm going to hold off a bit on judgement.

  20. Re:Michael Flynn Jr believes it on Fake News Prompts Gunman To 'Self-Investigate' Pizza Parlor (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 4, Insightful

    The fascinating part is that we now know you don't actually have to be very bright to do brain surgery.

    No, you have to be very intelligent. You spend a good chunk of your life learning about nothing but brain surgery.

    The opportunity cost being that you don't have that time to spend on learning other things.

    He might be a good brain surgeon, but I wouldn't let him fix my computer, tune my car, or hem my pants. And I sure as shit wouldn't let him "educate me" on what the pyramids of Egypt were built for.

    Why would you? What ever made you think you could trust a doctor with a computer?

  21. Such a money pit that they released 2 more versions.

    And Amazon Stock seems to be doing just fine (Echo released Nov 14)

    It's not quite Majel Barrett but it's a half decent beta.

    no one really uses one

    That means you'd have to show data that shows how many have been purchased and the number actually in use. We'll be waiting.

  22. Re:Wow are people this transparent? on Windows 10 'Home Hub' Is Microsoft's Response To Amazon Echo and Google Home (mashable.com) · · Score: 1

    It's bad enough my DVD player wants my wifi password and my TV wants to be

    What sort of slashdotter doesn't have multiple VLANs and SSIDs? Route that through a VPN.

  23. Re:Hosts speed up the web 2 ways on Millions In US Still Living Life In Internet Slow Lane (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 1

    Eh, pihole is faster.

  24. Re:Where? Oh, yeah... on Millions In US Still Living Life In Internet Slow Lane (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 1

    What you consider the 'boonies' may not really be that far from what you consider 'not the boonies'.

  25. Re:between 3 and 10 Mb/s is slow? on Millions In US Still Living Life In Internet Slow Lane (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 2

    It really wasn't that long ago that "slow" was considered 56k or below.

    It really wasn't that long ago that "slow" was considered 4800 or below.

    It really wasn't that long ago that "slow" was considered a telegraph.

    It really wasn't that long ago that "slow" was considered letter carrier on horseback.

    It really wasn't that long ago that "slow" was considered a guy running 26.2 miles.

    Welcome to progress, you may be happy with 10 Mbps but I'd like to move on.