The problem is a growing psychological behavior where people tend to select the option that fits their brain decision patterns. I'm not a neuroscientist, so I don't have the correct term for this. But it's the same mentality that compels people (in the US, statistically older, less educated) to agree with a certain anti-scientific answer. Basically it's the behavior that causes people to reject published science for peer-shared hoaxes and, dare I use the horrid term, "fake news".

All youtube does is deliver video content (ignoring their censorship responsibilities or actions). Point is, trolls or people will ill intent or just simply morons publish videos of disinformation, and unfortunately simple-minded people latch on to those ideas - especially if they think their enemies (elitist educated (liberals)) believe in the opposing ideas).

It's a real shame you are not getting modded up. This is the best course of action I can see for fixing these kinds of problems, especially when people's lives are at stake. Screwing up a person's finances can be more damaging than a faulty toaster.

Gazpacho Soup!!

This is why I avoid Python. Program logic should not be governed by invisible things.

What part of auto-fsck is useful/necessary?

Apparently, they already have.

I think it's a given that they HAVE done this. To paraphrase Michael Dell, "Close the doors, sell off the assets, and give the money back to the stock holders." They're done.

I did NOT hit her. I did not. Oh, hai Mark!

I think this is just an exercise for publicity, but the connection issues to the pods are not that difficult with current technology. If the pods must remain powered up and connected, then a flexible cable race can be built into the channel the pod rides on. If not, then it's even easier. The connections are just a scaled-up version of the mechanisms used for robotic disk and tape systems in play already.

I just put some black electrical tape over the flashing 12:00.

I suppose it's a good thing I'm not running the system.

That one causes skin cancer.

If we're lucky.

Funniest thing I've read all day, and I've spent most of today on Fark.

Patreon.

Well, there's not much wrong with free-range, locally-sourced algae, but the real problems come from the container-bred, factory-farmed algae.