to evaluate the agency's facial recognition program to determine whether it's resulted in a meaningful reduction in passenger delays, assess whether it's prevented anyone on no-fly lists from boarding a plane, and identify how frequently it results in identity verification errors.
Oh, and tracking of the population in a panopticon, by the state.
Reducing farmland domestically in a nation. What could possibly go wrong?
Then they can buy the dead corpse.
Yay! Windows 10 is approaching "end of security lifespan!", and my computer "cannot upgrade to Windows 11!"
Hooray, Microsoft!
I assume with Windows 11 there's a direct pipine of the content of every file to Microsoft for advertising analysis.
Customer service? You just haven't been irritating enough to drive me away yet.
Not bad for something that plays Quake without the softeare renderer.
I though Grammarly fixed up your existing sentences, which would be ok, except maybe in the grammar units of a class.
But of course it includes LLM AI to generate answers to questions. Nowadays so, too, do most dog bowls.
I thought it already did this, because apps use your Google ID, used in the Google store that you downloaded them from.
This must be independent log in IDs with the app company itself, outside Google.
As this is the cause, Congress could reverse back out of it by refusing to guarantee loans to universities that increase tuition by more than 2%. Slow, easy unwinding.
But that's not the goal. The goal is to collapse of the system, followed by Congress picking up the pieces, AKA takeover.
Pols 30 years ago: Let's help students with easy loans! We'll guarantee the loans!
Banks and universities: Ok!
30 years of nickle dime increases later: Hey, why is it so expensive?
Universities: We don't know, but it's certainly not supra-inflation increases because we can get away with adding a few dollars to your monthly payments, much easier to swallow.
Not you, the other guy.
(Shrugging guy ASCII art)
To meet the basic demand of your civilization is a shortage.
Looking at the very basic demands of civilization not being met and saying that's okay because shrug that's capitalism shrug is what we call end stage capitalism or techno feudalism.
That's all well and good but I do so wish you wouldn't talk about it as if it's a) inevitable and b) not something that's going to affect you.
Old Luke, just a year younger than old Obi-Wan in the first movie, looks over and says, "Amazing. Every word you said there is wrong."
There has to be a reason to not reference it as Mt. St. Helen's eruption, probably the most famous in the US since then, or long before.
My two favorite Mt. St. Helen's stories are Harry S Truman, an old man who refused to leave his mountainside house. He's under gigatons of rock now.
And in 1980, "Drive 55" was still in force. Some were pushing for regulators on cars to limit their max speed. But after the eruption, one guy said he sped down the mountain at 110 mph, zooming past a guy who was "only" doing 70. He lived. Mr. 70 died. And that was that for regulators.
Honestly, what's the point of a secure, even VPN-like browser, if the other end of this unassailable tunnel is a web site that sells off all your page visits to big advertisers?
I'll let you keep this retort for $200.
I'm all for computer dating, but I wouldn't want one to marry my sister.
