Your Dad sounds like a good person.

First guess: San Francisco.
Second guess: NYC

That seems like a relevant piece of information.

TFA mentions U.S. hacking laws, but the rest is paywalled. Presumably this is in the US.

I'd live in van down by the river before I'd consent to this.

I graduated into the .com bust and was still able to get a job. But it was harder to land, farther away, and for less money than it would have been previously. Take what you can get, and eventually you won't be a junior developer anymore.

I attended a school orchestra concert where one of my children was performing, and I was shocked to see 90% of the audience holding their phones over their heads filming the event. The Whole Time.

There should be a no recording policy, and the event filmed with a real camera up front and then published on the school web site.

I haven't been to a concert since before camera phones. I guess this is what people do nowadays. (Get off my lawn.)

That second largest category could also be automated. I wonder when that will begin?

My kids would love this, and within 2 minutes there would be a skibi toilet video on each of their backgrounds, repeating infinitely.

The USB-C port on my phone is its achilleas heel. Only about 1/3 of new cords work at all, and those that do wear out in a few months.

As a divorced man, I would choose the sex bot.

I'm in Virginia. While there is no law specifically against cruising in the left lane, there is a law that if the car behind signals by flashing their lights or honking, the driver has to move to the right. I don't bother, because in practice, the driver in front will either ignore it or will slam on their brakes.

Maryland has no left lane law at all, or any law that you have to signal for lane changes. I despise driving there. I firmly believe that at the head of every traffic jam, there is a Maryland driver.

You can go to CMS Open Payments and look up how much pharmaceutical companies have paid your family doctor.

In the US, raising the bar to obtain a license would go a long way towards making driving safer. It's almost impossible to not pass the exam, and you only ever take it once.

I also believe raising the penalties for causing a crash would help. You can kill someone and get nothing more than a $50 fine.

It would also help immensely if every state had the law that the left lane is for passing, and it was enforced.

...but I don't.

Cheaper. That's all I care about.

The 2017 Trump tax cuts were about to expire. Every person reading this would have been paying several thousand more a year in taxes.