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Comment #20425090
We have already cracked solar and battery tech. Coal is dying. Nuclear appears to be near dying as well. This has happened in the past three years or so.
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Comment #20424790
Which level? https://pbs.twimg.com/media/D_TkbPZXkAITIol.jpg There is zero impact to Facebook from this fine. They are celebrating with champagne and looking at new yacht prices in…
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Comment #20424447
If you're a director that's a new Maserati. Who's my candidate? I have never voted, not sure what you're trying to project on to me. They broke Democracy. That's putting it nicely,…
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Comment #20424401
The massive spike in FB stock as this was announced is not exactly encouraging. All those executives getting paid largely in equity learned... what exactly did they learn? They don…
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Comment #20413548
So any website can make arbitrary requests to localhost or any internal LAN server? You could have a field day with just a little bit of internal knowledge on that one. Do random m…
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Comment #20403136
You're getting too lost in the weeds here. It doesn't matter if a company takes your data, does a poor job of anonymizing it, and then decides to label it as "training" for their "…
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Comment #20401670
This is a great read. I spend so much time fighting the web. If you want to maintain a shred of privacy you then have to regularly read about all the latest trackers, dns monitors,…
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Comment #20391880
IBM was a true pioneer in the bullshit AI industrial complex with all that Watson nonsense. Many companies seem to have copied that strategy of just pretending they are sprinkling …
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Comment #20385926
The nuclear deterrence is definitely a capability and something they drill on regularly, but at the end of the day it's a low priority mission, even on a modern nuclear attack sub.…
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Comment #20385243
The primary role of subs has been intelligence for as long as subs have existed. One of the first missions subs carried out in WW1 was cutting undersea cables. Despite all the undu…
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Comment #20375718
Now that all? of the nation's major media orgs are behind paywalls I kind of wonder what the point of even writing this article is? The few rich dudes on the coasts with WSJ subs f…
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Comment #20372674
It really seems beyond just negligent and greedy to me, it's almost like Boeing was just running a malicious social experiment just to see what they could get away with. I understa…
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