It’s just a few cells they created on a mesh, it’s not like they’re using a hunk of his brain.

Especially now that I’m balding.

No one said they weren’t funding vulnerability research anymore. They just weren’t going to share the information.

Good luck, I’ve been trying for 2 months and I was a senior engineer.

I’d go with, dumber than a thermite firesafe.

Anyone who is savvy enough to install an OS won’t have any issues installing specific programs, especially since most products that people would be using have a direct download for the deb/rpm.

And if you’re not tech savvy enough to install an OS, you’re probably already getting someone who is savvy to do computer work for you.

But, this isn’t the 2000s. Everyone knows the concept of an app store, and most mainstream distros have one featured prominently.

Modern Linux doesn’t have a learning curve for 99% of people. My wife’s 90 year old grandma picked it up with no trouble.

Blind 70 year olds can still be dangerous. Being blind and old doesn’t prevent that.

They’re not saying that offloading the responsibility to an algorithm is good, they’re saying it’s weird to assume a person is harmless based on nothing but two attributes.

I know for a fact they’ve released “harmless old men,” who basically instantly go out and kill someone.

And cops

Just as an aside, that $20bn figure wouldn’t even come close to ending homelessness in the US. That’s just how much it would cost to house the homeless population, which is a bandaid on the issue.

The US government as a whole needs a major rewrite to actually address the issue. It’s not a situation with a simple solution.

In my experience, Starlink has been surprisingly stable. Not that I own it personally, but I do know people who have it that would instantly call me for help if they had a single issue with it.

Mine was OkCupid, but I know my results aren’t common.

Because they’re a shit company

Bro, that’s like middle school science