Republicans have been attacking education since the Reagan administration, because of the threat of an "educated proletariat" ensuring that no Republican would ever be elected again. (This is literally their logic.) Republicans literally dumbed down the electorate specifically so that they could continue to win elections.

All of those concepts you think we care about mean dick, because in fact most of us don't know anything about them, let alone care about them.

The problem is, nobody can afford to do anything with it. Just keeping the power on is very expensive. It costs tens of thousands of dollars in power alone just to train a shitty model. None of these companies are anywhere near a profit, so they cannot afford anything, so Nvidia isn't profitable either. They're loaning out more than they're making, and there's no route for them to ever get it back. But they can declare bankruptcy and completely fuck all of our pensions, after they run off with the actual cash.

Wait, what year is it?

We're focused on how this administration still hasn't released the full Epstein files as required by law, and a lot of child rape aficionados like yourself support that as you are doing right now.

Yes this stuff is moving fast, but the fundamentals of security haven't changed at all, ever, only the medium. Rule 1 of keeping a secret is don't tell anyone, and one breaks rule that every time they use someone else's computer for their data.

The best tool for the job doesn't leak PII

I never connected my LG TV to any network, you insensitive clod! Nobody has yet caught it exfiltrating any data via any random open networks either, only that it connects to them, and there are no such networks around me anyway.

But my router, well, that's definitely on the network...

Er, meant to say, that's not happening in the USA any more. Although given the other things happening now anything is possible

You're acting like this isn't how the law already works. This is how things are built "in the USA" now. Several of the cars being built here are only actually assembled here, from well over 50% imported content. Subaru is shipping so many completed engines here that simply reusing the packaging material three times before discarding it saves them over a million dollars a year.

Lol testing

This story is about TP-Link. There's no testing.

It means someone is telling lies about what kind of power is actually needed.

You can get it at wholesale from AliExpress, but make sure to pay extra for shipping or they won't pack it properly and the corners will get smashed.

If this was sustainable then it would

Business types always forget that part

Yes, I've been a Paypal customer since fairly early days, and I've never really had problems with it before now. I think I've only had to contact customer service once previously, and it was an adequate experience, but that was before the AI crap even existed it was so long ago.

I was an RV tech for a couple of years, you are doing the right thing by paying someone to do roof work, and caulking is indeed an art.

I would get myself a rear view cam if I couldn't back the rig without it myself, though, and get some cones and practice in a parking lot. What if you get into some situation on the road where you're stuck if you can't do it? I admit though, backing trailers with the truck was not one of my favorite parts of the job, especially the ultramassive stock trailers, they're super hard to see around. On the other hand, the longer the trailer, the easier it is to see and control...