It's already helped find new medicines, write code for sites like this one, secure the internet, and many other beneficial things.
Is this leads to more power for the wealthy it's only because we allow it.
Article with 'work with Canadian partners on joint investigations' highlighted.
You may want to let ICE know that, as they disagree. This is not 'their own security working to protect an embassy', this is conducting investigations with Canadian partners and within Canada.
World you be accepting of Russian or Saudi agents doing the same? How about if the KKK sends some non-weapon-carrying investigators here to help us out.
It's not their arrest power or weapons that matter. It's what they represent. We should be condemning ICE, not working with them.
Better than increasing it so people waste fuel driving them to a depot would be to remove it entirely. It made sense before a recycling truck came by every second week. Now no one is going to throw them in a clear bag when a blue bag is just as easy.
He is insane.
And this is an open declaration of intended genocide.
If any other world leader said this, there would be sanctions and an arrest warrant, not just for him, but for his whole regime.
Deposits should just be removed. They made sense when recycling program were rare but I doubt they accomplish anything now other than wasting fuel as people drive the bottles to the depot.
I want my "+" operator back. It's faster than adding quotes. It was only removed because it interfered with 'google+', but that's long dead now.
Or we could fix the broken sexist and racist system and follow the many countries where tipping isn't expected instead of following the US that created it as an excuse to underpay workers.
What kind of maniac stores their disks upside down like that
Maybe all on the up and up but the skeptic in me wonders about the choice of 2021 as a start date and if it was chosen to affect a perception.
Huh? How exactly do email subs keep track of a specific product on a site, or remind you of something at a particular time?
And if you don't like tech of tech sake, email is 'literatly' just how paper works.
Instead of having to call this, it can message you. So you can tell it things like "Remind me tomorrow about _". It also has access to the internet, so without any scraping magic you can point it at a site and tell it "let me know when these socks go on sale" or "send me some happy news every day".
Bookmarks are currently private and so personally I think they shouldn't be tracked at all. They're trying to be used as a indicator of engagement (ick).
You make a good point though, why do I trust bsky with what I consider private data. I'll have to think about that more.
Maybe they could have an option to make your posts unbookmarkable? Would you use/want that?
I get that. I guess I see blocking someone as 'I don't want to see their posts', not as any real protection (everything being public and all). Willing to believe it helps though.
Identify might be helpful in some cases, I suppose, but also at a privacy cost. Not sure where that falls.
I'm not seeing the abuse part?
I mean they could screenshot or save the link to the post in a text file if they wanted, right? But why is that bad? Seems equivalent to them bookmarking your website.
We're cutting this to save the average tax payer at most 10¢ per year
Decided to run some back-of-a-napkin math on this. Leaving a 100W bulb on for an single hour uses more power than doing 20 complex DeepSeek queries or 53 Llama 3.1 queries (or more than 13 minutes of Netflix streaming).
Don't worry, everyone that should be eligible to vote got it 😉
No. There's already bus depots with giant parking lots along any of these routes in. Everyone can utilize them.
I lived in Ottawa, where the buses have their own roads, and it was way faster to bus than drive. We need more of this, not less.
Not true. I've tried and they're all like "you're a male, it's not for you". Sexist jerks.
They're not driving, they're answering questions. Watch the two videos from their blog post for examples: waymo.com/blog/2024/05...
False, false, and false. Did you actually read the article? Here's a blog post they wrote about it two years ago: waymo.com/blog/2024/05...
A discharge curve of a lithium ion battery
Do you actually? It's because trying to map percentages to lithium ion's very flat discharge curve is difficult. This curve also changes with things like temperature, battery health, current draw, etc.
So it comes down to software of varying quality to basically guess.
If I never hear from this man again it'll be too soon.
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Right. I can at least understand the 'crossing the floor' argument, even if I don't agree with it.
Stepping down to go do something else, be it become a lumberjack or join the Conservatives, doesn't seem like it undermines democracy to me.
No one is making you vote for her though. You've lost no choice. Democracy wasn't undermined.
And look at it this way, would really rather a 'hack' keep working for the NDP instead of switching to a party you won't vote for and leaving an open position for a non-hack?
Shouldn't she have the choice of what she wants to support and run for?
I'm really disappointed in Don Davies' language here. "undermining democracy", how exactly does it do that?
Un-paywalled version: archive.ph/ZkbjV
An NSPower 'My Usage' graph showing different electrical usage by category and month.
It also means you can see your usage down to the minute. or you could, before they got hacked. They weren't hacked through the meters though.