All of this performance is wasted on Apple's closed hardware and OS. What a shame.

Scorched earth policy which is banned by the Geneva Convention.

This Kraft dude seems like a stand-up guy.

In 2019, Kraft was among 25 people facing first-degree misdemeanor charges for soliciting prostitution at a day spa. His attorney electronically entered a not-guilty plea, and later submitted a court filing where Kraft waived arraignment, pled not guilty to all charges and requested a jury trial.

In 2026, it was revealed that Kraft had kept a relationship with child sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein and that Epstein had recommended Kraft use his lawyer to defeat the charges.

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The source for this article is not great. Maybe OP should consider that before sharing it here.

No it is not a military vessel. It is an exploration vessel. That is the core mission. Not sure how anyone who has actually watched StarTrek miss this key point.

It is going to be like this until all of the IPO's are all done. I expect cancer cures, AI-escaped-and-is-hacking-everything, you name it. Afterwards, once the stocks have crashed and all of the insiders have walked away with untold fortunes, what few taxpayers that remain will bail them all out 'cause we can't have Chinuh out AI-scamming-the-world now can we...

This is the key point.

From my reading that is not the limit in how they are using AI. It seems like they are accepting LLM generated code as inputs.

This pretty much compromises the whole project as far as I am concerned.

To him, everything is solved with bribes. Bribes paid from an empty treasury.

It is pretty amazing to me that some people really have to be told not to bring their expensive electronics into the shower. It's the shower, just wash your dirty ass and get out.

Ubuntu has a long and storied history of making bad decisions. Why should AI be any different?

If it is the offspring of a traitor, takes bribes like a traitor, it is a traitor.

Core 2 Duo, wow! Present day raspberry pi is likely faster and much more power efficient. Not to mention security considerations.

Years ago I trained against shock knives. I'd take that over a steel baton any day. The point that I am trying to make here is that the shock gloves are a bit of a distraction. The use of force is the issue. Bodycams should be required and the footage held by an accountable third party. Specific agents who can't follow the rules should be fired from ICE and banned from all other LEOs.

Folks should also realize that people(actual illegals) fearing deportation will almost certainly not go quietly. Other people(legals) who are wrongly targeted should also have recourse which does not seem particularly evident today.

You guys think that I can use Claude to build a time machine out of a DeLorean?

This is what it looks like when someone falls into an AI k-hole. I've seen it happen to friends of mine. They get lost down deep in Claude's anus and start sending me completely fucking nonsensical ideas at odd hours of the day.

Looks like it is KDE's turn. I doubt many people here are old enough to remember the shitshow that KDE 4.0 was... this made me think of that.

Let me guess, AI decided to extend certain maintenance schedules and the wrenches who know better were ordered to go along with it.

With the suite of sensors onboard this is the ideal mobile surviellance platform.

Cameras, Lidar creating a 3D map, EM sensors, likely microphones. All circulating all day long under the guise of providing a service that no one needs or asked for while claiming a safety record that is great until it is not.

Google paved the way with this idea when they created streetview maps 15+ years ago...which just so happened to be mapping wifi APs which is totally a necessary part of providing streetviews.

AI companies accusing anyone else of theft and fraud. Now that is fucking rich!

Wireguard can solve secure remote access without* passwords. Android and iPhone both have clients that can be configured to bring the VPN up once you leave wi-fi. Bringing a third party into your home is just not wise.

Delegating your security to any other country, like much of the world has done for decades with the US, is never a good idea. Europe did this after WW2 because so much of it was destroyed by war. Allowing the US to continue as their sugar daddy for so long is at least partially on them. Canada is feeling the sting of this too right now.

If a country can't provide for most of its own needs in terms of goods, services and energy, it has no real sovereignty.