Just remember...
....this farce is happening on US roads.
Wait until they try these shitty things in Europe and Asia, then you will see real chaos.
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Pack of GM Cruise robo-taxis freeze, snarl up Friday night traffic amid festival crowds
Want to pwn a satellite? Turns out it's surprisingly easy
Co-founder of Yandex – Russia's Google clone – denounces war on Ukraine
Friday 11th August 2023 12:49 GMT 
Re: He may not agree with….
He left Russia, moved a lot out of gear out of Russia, he supports the workers left behind (he tried to get many out).
Remember, if he had spoken out earlier, he or his family may find themselves falling out of a 5th floor window.
If you want a real villain company, can I introduce Unilever?
New Zealand supermarket's recipe-generating AI takes toxic output to a new level
Friday 11th August 2023 12:43 GMT
It should have a threshold....
A drop down list of food for ingredients.
Student.
Contains Rice, Pot Noodles and Tomato ketchup.
Hipster
Quinoa, Oat "milk", Avocado and some beer that tastes like piss
Single bloke.
Microwave meal, left over microwave meal, pizza, left over pizza.
Drunk person.
Anything goes, so long as it's not to far past it's use by date.
Lawsuit: We've got the stats to prove Twitter ax fell unfairly on older, female engineers
Nearly every AMD CPU since 2017 vulnerable to Inception data-leak attacks
X tries to win back advertisers with brand safety promises
Pope goes fire and brimstone on the dangers of AI
Northern Ireland police may have endangered its own officers by posting details online in error
Wednesday 9th August 2023 17:17 GMT
Re: Police service or occupying force?
When them and their families are being targeted and murdered at home or just going about their daily business and you wonder why?
Throw in the fact it disclosed their roles, going after DC Plod of the anti-terrorist squad, is a bit more juicy than Mrs Miggins the cleaner.
We need to be first on the Moon, uh, again, says NASA
Europe sticks a monopoly probe into Adobe-Figma merger
Tuesday 8th August 2023 17:33 GMT
Re: Adobe are already
Yes and no.
It's similar to MS office Vs Libre Office
It's only a monopoly is because people learn on it, then have to deal with others using and are scared to try anything new.
Affinity make some cracking tools. Yes they don't have all the bells and whistles and not all RAW formats work well, but I'd say for amateurs and semi-pros who don't have to pass files around, they just like Libre Office, are good enough for most.
TV and film extras fear generative AI will copy their faces and bodies to take their jobs
Official science: People do less, make more mistakes on Friday afternoons
Five Eyes nations detail dirty dozen most exploited vulnerabilities
Monday 7th August 2023 09:14 GMT
I'd flip that a little.
People bought gear of salesman.
People saw extortionate prices of annual "maintenance" and went "Fuck that"
Patches are only available to those on support contract.
No patching done.
This is no joke. Some of the kit I used to work on, the annual "support" was almost as much as the gear. Being telecoms gear, the need for support was almost non-existant. In fact, the only time you're likely to get a failure is a borked update.
Brit healthcare body rapped for WhatsApp chat sharing patient data
Thursday 3rd August 2023 10:55 GMT
Sigh..
"staff would have access to this in normal practice as there is no secure clinical image transfer system in NHS Lanarkshire"
And there ladies and gentlemen, is why the staff resort to bodge jobs.
Still digital transformation should be complete by 2177 after a multi trillion Pound consultation is done.
Tesla steering problems attract regulator eyes for second time this year
Prices of gallium and germanium rise as China export controls loom
Friday 28th July 2023 09:15 GMT
Re: Damned if you do. Damned if you don't
I'm guessing you're from the States.
You see, when you class "offshoring", it's been done for the last few thousand years at least.
As an example, the UK has been importing essential food items for at least a century, and non essential ones for much longer.
Much of mainland Europe is not renowned for there huge gas and oils reserves and where do you think your coffee comes from?
You see, people only complain about "offshoring" when it's not them producing the goods and there is a shortage.
And many, many "Western" companies are doing VERY well out of the shortages
It's nothing to do with capitalism, or communism, or globalisation, it's simple supply and demand.
Cigna sued for using software to deny healthcare insurance claims
Apple owes Brit iOS app devs millions from excessively high commission, lawsuit claims
Tuesday 25th July 2023 12:20 GMT
Re: Why does Google get a pass?
With Google, and Amazon, you can go elsewhere.
Google, you can use, Amazon, your phone makers marketplace, and the likes of F-Droid.
Books, we'll take your pick
Apple! Good luck.
I'm not defending their marketing tactics and abuse of power, but at least you have some choice.
Jury orders Google to pay $340M patent-infringement damages over Chromecast
Tuesday 25th July 2023 09:17 GMT
Does anyone else remember Orb?
No, not the band (just about to tour again btw), but the either self hosted, or if I remember correctly you could use theirs as well, media streamer.
You used it effectively like a internet connected Media Server. I had it often stream my own ripped content to my PDA (iPaq) or more relevant to this, I could use it to tell it, from my PDA, over the internet, what to show on my PC screen.
Tesla to license Full Self-Driving stack to other automakers, says Musk
Ukraine busts bot farm spreading Russian infowar propaganda and fraud
US adds Euro spyware makers to export naughty list
Tesla board members to return $735M in compensation settlement
Euro monopoly cops to probe Microsoft for slipping Teams into Office
Microsoft kicks Calibri to the curb for Aptos as default font
Saturday 15th July 2023 09:47 GMT
Re: I like serifs
Times was designed to be read in a narrow column format on decent quality paper, i.e. The Times Of London
Once they started to use it in wider format, such as books it becomes much harder to read.
Sans Serif are better to read where there is more text and, most crucially, is much easy to skim read.
I personally HATE ariel...Is that an I or an l
Is it Ian or lan?.
We will find you and we will sue you, Twitter tells 4 mystery alleged data-scrapers
'There has never been a realistic plan' for UK's £11B Emergency Services Network
Producers allegedly sought rights to replicate extras using AI, forever, for just $200
LG to offer subscriptions for appliances and televisions
Clingy Virgin Media won't let us leave, customers complain
Indian developer fired 90 percent of tech support team, outsourced the job to AI
Thursday 13th July 2023 09:16 GMT
The last Indian Call Centre...
I had to deal with was Virgin Media.
AI would be a huge welcome.
The most incompetent, useless bunch of script readers on the planet.
Have you rebooted?
Yes about 5 times.
Ok I need you to reboot again......
Along with the.
I'm going to connect to your device and make a change.....Ok that's done now reboot and it will be fixed.
What change? It's just that I worked in networking for 20 years and I'm curious what change on the router will fix the loss of signal from the remote end. I'm also curious how you've connected with the link hard down.
I made a change, it will work now after a reboot, .....
China succeeds where Elon Musk has failed with first methalox rocket
OECD finds 27% of jobs are under threat from AI
Man who nearly killed physical media returns with $60,000 vinyl turntable
Ofcom proposes Wi-Fi and cellphones share upper 6GHz band
Intel patches buggy Sapphire Rapids Xeons, resumes shipments
Tech execs turn to drink and drugs as job losses mount
Fedora Project mulls 'privacy preserving' usage telemetry
Liberté, Égalité, Spyware: France okays cops snooping on phones
Monday 10th July 2023 09:12 GMT
Re: Snooping, or Lawful Interceptions
Different thing.
Those are all actions taken by the individual and intercepted at a 3rd party.
This allows them to do covert surveillance at any location they want and at anytime.
It's like having a camera and microphone in every single location in France.Just think how many locations and interactions you have in a weekend . All those are now fair game.
I hope Apple and Google track and remove the spyware.
From cage fight to page fight: Twitter threatens to sue Meta after Threads app launch
Ex-Amazon manager jailed for stealing $10M using fake vendor invoices
Thursday 6th July 2023 12:20 GMT
Re: "more crimes while on release after posting bond"
$10 million in invoices is incredibly easy to hide in mega corps.
I worked for a large UK UT reseller and it was not unusual to see invoices for well over £500k.
A few thousand here, few there for fake companies wouldn't be noticed, especially if you're the one approving them
Important note: Humans can use AI to make music and still bag a Grammy
Brit broadband subscribers caught between crappy connections and price hikes
Wednesday 5th July 2023 12:31 GMT
Re: Ofcom rules?
VM without doubt are THE worst compy, not just broadband, I've ever had to deal with. Incompetence at every layer.
From day one, I told them EXACTLY what the issue, having worked in networks and telecoms for 25 years.
If BOTH the live TV and Internet are dropping EXACTLY every 5 minutes. The logs showed a loss of synch and a reset exactly the same time.
It affected everyone we knew that were originally on the Telewest installs.
It's not
Turning of and on again (40 or 50 times they tried this).
It's NOT the router.
It's NOT the TiVo box.
It's NOT the hot weather.
It's NOT the cable into the house.
It's NOT the street box as it affected other streets.
Dozens and dozens of phone calls.
3 house visits
4 street engineers
It was never fixed.
In the end my parents switched to Sky and Plusnet.
At least 8 other households left them. It's probably still happening, but they are most likely fobbing off the remaining people to this day
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