No need to wait, just google. The US Cattlemen's Association, the NCBA and every other ranching group is completely losing their shit. Articles already published for ya.

Drumpf importing 300,000 tons of meat material from an undisclosed source with the promise to sell at 25% below domestic beef pricing.

When did scraping become illegal and can I C&D these fucking AI companies that keep scraping and crashing my servers? Can I sue them for the thousands of dollars in labor and mitigation practices that became necessary because of their agents?

Oh cool that's actually good to know. I assume xAI lawyers will just shred them?

(No seriously though, I thought this was a formal process heh, TIL)

Same party that argued Congress couldn't seat a justice a year before an election, now ready to upend an entire ballot system 2 months out. They'd have nothing without hypocrisy.

There's still plenty of hotels that will let you rent porn for exorbitant money, but it's not as fun when the front desk doesn't have to give you a DVD binder to flip through.

I've heard of this happening... if you know any working archive, I could try.

Article mentions he's from Youngstown, that's only about a half hour away. Maybe in town visiting family or something?

Also a TOP MILITARY LEADER instead of a Fox News host, too.

Palm Pre the undisputed goat for me. Good keyboard, most comfortable shape, next level software.

Flock cameras are worse, at least imo, because it's "active". The old cameras clocked your speed, took a picture, got processed and sent a fine. The flock cameras will misread your plate, determine you are a violent out of state felon, follow your movement and dispatch a squad to your location. You can be dragged out of the car at gunpoint before you even know what's happening.

Theres also the universal database aspect that can expose all the different department's data to each other, allowing officers to do things like saayy, stalk their ex-wives across state lines.

The history of movement they compile, the analysis tools available, the "proactive policing", and the creep factor of always being monitored all roll together.

I'm torn with considering this premature.. I think about games like multiversus that didn't find their footing, got shut down for a year to rebuild and rework the systems, then failed it's second release too. In that regard, I sort of appreciate they're failing it fast.

Are you mentioning this implying that's sufficient oversight? The alert is minimally providing reasonable suspicion to track and investigate someone. Police don't need to ticket or bring charges to ruin your day.

If everything "checks out" as a misflag hopefully they cut that person loose quickly, without issue. Unfortunately, there's too many videos of innocent people being felony stopped, because cops defer to the lead and treat the situation as they're trained.

Oorr people go running for unrelated reasons except they drew today's lucky number for a stop, leading to incidents.

What? Weird, I had a mild interested in this game and didn't know it ever came out. Damn, feels bad but I guess happy I didn't get invested into it.

I'm not sure anthropic entirely dictated that bun was rewritten into rust, but I am sure they were thrilled when they got the news it was happening. I'll mention I'm not questioning the feasibility of "Bun in Rust", but I am questioning if the slopmachine can ever get it stitched back together and stabilized. If they end up going 6 months or a year without the release both bun and anthropic end up looking pretty dumb, and I don't know if the dev world is going to have that kind of patience.

This initiative was promoted up as the halo project that proves LLMs are ready to take over a difficult production codebase, and the speed of the conversion was touted as proof that the era of writing code was over. At 3 months I think right now they are still ahead of any "manual" re-write timeline, but it could end up proving the exact opposite as this drags on.

"Forget the fox!"

... "Contains ads"

No, I don't think I will.

When you turn on your PC and notice that there’s a huge Christmas banner on your desktop, do not panic – your device is not compromised.

Hah, well a vendor just pushed unapproved executable to the device and ran it without consent. Under any definition or other context it's definitely compromised.

BREAKING: Man decides to install Linux.

More details to come.

• Farmhands deported, can't find replacements
• $200k labor grant suspended indefinitely
• Lost subsidies, making less money on product
• Tariffs jacked up equipment prices and repairs
• Depends on Medicaid, no insurance if it's cut

Oh boy, way to seriously fuck yourself from every conceivable angle, smart guys. Sumo wrestler lookin leopards after this one.