Elno promised he was going to get rid of all bots, and he knew exactly how to do that. On DAY ONE.

This has got to be fake news.

I understand the theory, and intellectually agree with your point. However I don't see the results the European approach is supposed to foster.

This is Reno, and Nevada is at at-will employment state.
There is only a short list of protected classes it is illegal to discriminate over, and "where you live" is not one of them.

Either party can end an employment term for any reason (except discrimination) including no reason at all.
Either party can immediately execute the employment contracts termination clauses.
Either party can offer up terms of a brand new contract at any time as well, and of course both parties can choose to agree to it or not.

Given the details in the article, no laws have been broken here.

Well if that kind of pointless and malicious behavior is going on, then they're absolutely within their rights to yeet those kinds of clowns out of their system. This just seems like one of those situations where if they tune the selector a bit on the heavy-handed side, it could end up costing them more than it saves.

Luckily, with Plex, all it takes is that one friend that does know how and you can access their entire collection for free. At least until the media picks up on how popular it is and decides to force Plex to scan for pirated media. I know it's coming.

Arr, I know where ye can find yer shows without ye ads, matey!

The actual question is: are we, as a species, willing to risk doubting global warming, rather than do something about it?
There are two outcomes in the future:
Either it's not really Global Warming, and then we made some sacrifice for no good reason;
Or it IS Global Warming, but we ignored it like idiots and got fucked.

I would choose Option #1, thank you. I'd rather make some sacrifice and be proven wrong, than ignore it and be proven wrong.

The way a human being can?

Pass is not a particularly secure password manager, and has quite significant security flaws under certain usage conditions. I would not recommend using it.

In an earlier story we have people paying 1.75% fees to buy a pre-filled debit card, and some comments say stores now ask for extra fee if you pay in cash.

But I've yet to see any use case that isn't copying shit, gaming shit, abusing people, doing what people do cheaper and putting them out of a job or porn. Where are the cancer cures, personal assistants (that won't abuse you that is) and true self-driving cars?

We used to have these "smart" traffic lights. The had a sensor that could tell when a car was getting near or waiting. The sensor could be in the road or mounted on the light (e.g. radar).

They were particularly good at intersections where one direction was much busier than the others. The busy one could get a permanent green, until someone was actually waiting at the other.