We cancelled last week. I think I did have to log in on Desktop, bu then it was a few clicks away. Not written nothing or calling them, since European law dictates that if you allow people to sign up online, which they do, you should also allow them to cancel online, which we did.

Not necessarily. Did the first google hit make you believe everything the page said? Commons sense and healthy skepticism are needed to filter through whatever the AI surfaces. And that's of course only if you use an AI as a source of information instead of putting it in charge.

The law might not always cover the particular circumstances of the violation.
That makes the action illegal, but nut necessarily unjust.
\ The law does not dictate what is just, although we should aim for that.

Oregon tried legalizing hard drugs, and that didn't go particularly well, did it? Only 4 years later, those masses that voted overwhelmingly in favor of decriminalizing drugs, repealed the act.
Drugs are a problem, and will remain a problem, given bounded resources. But you can't conclude from that that doing nothing would have been better.
The one thing about tariffs, is that they are an unbounded resource, and you can just keep rising them until you have the right balance.
Unless you foresee the appearance of a black market for large flatscreen TVs.

But I guess government full well knows this.

Elon says basically any random thing; and look at the internet dance.

OpenTTD was started by Ludvig Strigeus, who also created Spotify, ScummVM, and uTorrent!!
Of course, he's a while male (tm) and he should sit down (no pun intended) and let diverse people take the stage for once.

Why doesn't Google give openness about how they biased Gemini?

I kind of want to hate on 4K TV as an unnecessary gimmick, and it's easy to do so.

But then I remember that I saw First Contact in IMAX when it came out, and that was the single most memorable movie watching experience of my life, so I can imagine.

Also, if you do have 52"+ screen in your home theater, then HD just looks awful.

These days, it doesn't matter if what you make is good, as long as enough people have heard of the name to give it a go on streaming platforms. That's also why we have endless sequels instead of new ideas.

If subscriptions to streaming platforms were as easy as flipping the channel, then we wouldn't see so much of this. Also, ad-supported streaming might curtain this trend, but right now, your money is already in their bank.

The fact that this will undoubtedly be used for more woke propaganda isn't even the biggest problem.

Don't fall for it!

So, this is a major software company, with a lot of people looking at the service landscape, that is signalling that Twitter is due for replacement.

Irrespective of your feelings towards Elon and Zuck, that's one hell of a signal to the market.

So, they could have just bought them themselves through anonymous accounts to feign interest?

In IT, many companies will hire a guy with proven contributions to opensource projects over the young graduate. And how hard is it really to prove your skill? And in law, I understand as a non-American, passing the bar exam is sufficient to put you on par with many graduates? (don't know, going by Catch me if You Can)

Of course, medicine is an easy counter-examples where formal education is an absolute requirement.

So what does that look like for your particular field?

This is an interesting FYI, but not news yet
What would be news is if it outperforms existing solutions.