Comment No concept of the Golden Rule (Score 5, Insightful) 23
Trump Doxxes Senator's [Tom Cotton (R-AR)] Cellphone
Imagine how irate Trump would be if someone did this to him -- or even half the stuff he does to others.
Comment For burning time off social media (Score 1) 18
DoomSQLing
Comment Re:Fuck you Larry Ellison (Score 1) 47
May you and your son lose everything.
Along those lines, Paramount owns Comedy Central, which airs South Park, which has a $1.5B 5-year streaming contract with Paramount -- and South Park (now, South America) is regularly trashing Trump, the GOP, billionaires and data centers -- along with pretty much anyone else, even liberals, who deserve it
south park paramount deal
Comment Re:Amazing how often these press releases happen (Score 1) 51
Almost like it's spaced out deliberately to put OpenAI into headlines, every, single, day.
Like a Streisand-bot effect?
Comment Re:I think they now qualify as criminal enterprise (Score 1) 51
There is really no way they did not notice that before. And then they obviously decided to let it run.
Ya, I'm wondering if these "rogue" AI Agents are more of a feature than bug.
The longer this goes on the less plausible any deniability becomes.
Comment 'Kelvin' Wave (Score 1) 73
I heard J.J. Abrams is working on this, even though he hasn't studied any other waves.
Comment Re:Insists we can't afford to take of our own peop (Score 4, Insightful) 50
White House angrily insists that we cant afford to help one another.
But they *are* taking care of people - those with net worths over $1B.
Comment Re:So we get Terminator or benevolent AI (Score 2) 50
When benevolent super intelligent AI arrives,
Actually it's now SI, so that would be super intelligent Super Intelligence.
(Or, as our President will eventually re-name it, "Super-Duper Intelligence" - *sigh*)
Comment Re: "A months-long breach" (Score 1) 70
It is clear that the right wing wants to squelch the truth.
Comment Re:It's got to be Trump's fault - somehow... (Score 1) 70
But the SCOTUS disagreed with you by creating absolute presidential immunity out of nothing.
Well... out of their asses. So much for being "originalists" and/or "textualists" - again.
Comment And yet ... (Score 1) 70
Hackers Stole Millions of US Military Personnel Records During Months-Long Data Breach
Hegseth says national security, military cyber forces will guard US election systems during midterms - and I don't think he was trying to be ironic.
Comment Re:It's got to be Trump's fault - somehow... (Score 2) 70
Another problem is people who will pretend that since we cannot prove something is directly Trump's fault, we must absolve him of all responsibility.
The bigger problem is that even when something is clearly/directly Trump's fault, some people, including Trump himself, absolve him of all responsibility.
Hell, the FDA Nominee Dr. Heidi Overton wouldn't even say in her confirmation hearing, under oath, that Trump could ever be wrong about something. Straight-up cult stuff... Google: nominee can't say trump wrong
Comment Re:"A months-long breach" (Score 3, Insightful) 70
LOL, when you're shooting for a "Funny" mod, but instead you get Insightful, Informative, and Troll!
Am always amazed how often something objectively true gets marked "Troll" or Flamebait around here. Guess some people have very thin skins, especially with regard to facts.
Comment Re:"A months-long breach" (Score 1) 70
To be fair, Petey Pete was far too busy making sure all the soldiers had High T
And applying hair gel
Comment Re:"A months-long breach" (Score 3, Informative) 70
MONTHS-LONG? Heads should roll and everyone left with any data-security-responsibility will need to be retrained.
Hours or even days-long I can see. But months? Really?
The DOGE team farmed all our data, including Social Security info, for at least that long
Google: DOGE (exported|stole) data
