Sounds like an unholy wedding of AI and privacy nightmare to me.

If it makes him shut up on one issue, fine. Pacifier for the big baby.

Does not change the fact that the Nobel Prize is not transferrable.

How about doing this before he breaks up NATO?

Good luck with nailing jello to a tree…

Even more important that the list makes the rounds.

The key question is: what would training have taught them? I doubt it’s “Not behaving like a post-democratic regime enforcement thugs”

My red line is easy. No windows on my computers. That rule stands since before my first kid was born, and she is by now finishing university…

Oh, yes, DPaint was EA, too. Never really used it, though, I’m not the artsy type.

So Russian criminals are helping American GeStaPo fascists in taking over the country? What a coincidence…

Not with me. My Intel and nvidia stuff is decidedly antique, and my last EA game was from the time when they were still good - on the C64.

Sounds Apple-ish…

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The question is: when they tested the device, on whom did they test it?

Or they have to wait for emancipated gallant women opening the doors for them.

Mostly, those calm cool smart heads were decidedly not the politicians.

I still read way faster. As in “hundreds of pages per hour”. Audio can’t compete.

I had such a situation years ago. I was listening to Mike Oldfields “Tubular Bells II” on headphones. For the first time. There is a sequence where the music stops, and a child is telling something. I turned up the volume to hear it, and got the last words “and nothing was ever heard of him again, except for the sound of tu-bu-lar bells”, and then came BANG the promised bell…

While that might be the case, audio books bore me to death. Because I read way, way faster than anyone can talk.

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Zsh? That’s a command shell I have not heard of for a very long time.

Check the date on his computer, is it also set to something in the 1980s?