The FBI investigating a bombing? Yeah.

State cops investigating a murder? 50/50 odds?

Local cops investigating someone swapping out a fucking lightbulb? No.

The man has almost overnight gotten the city to start doing things that benefit the general public, nto just the wealthy. Actions on bike lane projects that were stalled and actually taking action against slumlords.

All that barely gets a mention, but they seem obsessed with trying to find fault with everything he does.

During the NBA finals, he paid for his own ticket but they still took him to task for its expense ($1000) and the ticket coming from the "VIP ticket pool" like this was some abuse of his position or unethical of him.

Of course the mayor gets access to the VIP pool of tickets? And he didn't abuse the privilege to get tickets for anyone else - not staff, not family, not friends. Just him.

The only way this could be a 'lesson learned' is if you homehow managed to not pay any attention to what has been going on in the last 25 years with open source software companies.

For many years coal has been more expensive than solar and wind. That's why utilities are decommissioning the plants.

There has always been a massive thumb on the scale in the form of tax breaks, direct subsidies (billions a year alone on this), land leasing, etc for fossil fuels and their use. Favorable public policy. And what the IMF calls implicit subsidies - the cost of impact on the climate/environment and people's health.

When a refinery is pumping out pollution and everyone in the area is getting sicker than people in similar areas - that costs us as insurance ratepayers and taxpayers.

https://www.americanprogress.org/article/5-hidden-ways-the-g...

https://www.imf.org/en/topics/climate-change/energy-subsidie...

...to name a few. A simple google search will turn up dozens more.

And yet what is the first critique of solar and wind by right wingers? "It's only cheaper because of all my tax dollars going to subsidizing them."

Federal, state, and local subsidies for green energy and EVs are a drop in the bucket.

Honestly, wouldn't surprise me if the AI companies try to detect benchmarking. Most hardware companies do...

It's all a scam.

Some are still steadily increasing prices.

A 1TB NVME drive - a good one - cost about $70. Now it costs anywhere from $150 for shit-tier drives to $300+ for the higher end stuff that used to cost $100-120.

https://github.com/EvoMap/evolver

The timeline here is pretty telling and it looks like Hermes basically points their coding agent at evolver and says "reimplement this yourself." A few days later Hermes magically sports a nearly identical feature.

https://evomap.ai/blog/hermes-agent-evolver-similarity-analy...

Telegram is literally a spying platform run by the FSB?

https://climateadvocacylab.org/resource/against-wind-map-ant...

One of their victims was Cape Wind. The project would have made the cape and islands almost 75% carbon-free power for decades.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cape_Wind

They've been desperately trying to kill off Vineyard Wind, too. And they have killed off many individual turbine projects.

There's a lot of general hand-waving about its featureset and whatnot - and an odd jab about non-English support - but no explanation of how non-English language support is lacking in other projects and why hers is better. And am I really supposed to believe that her project has better non-English support than than something that has 100+ contributors over ten years?

I've never seen so much disdain for minimum wage workers.

------ "For example, when Jane entered the restroom, Manna used a simple position tracking system built into her headset to know that she had arrived. Manna then told her the first step.

Manna: “Place the ‘wet floor’ warning cone outside the door please.”

When Jane completed the task, she would speak the word “OK” into her headset and Manna moved to the next step in the restroom cleaning procedure.

Manna: “Please block the door open with the door stop.”

Jane: “OK.”

Manna: “Please retrieve the bucket and mop from the supply closet.”

Jane: “OK.”

And so on."

Except in mid to high end luxury cars, automakers will probably design the sensor to be completely self-contained and merely provide a "driver present, attentive" or "driver distracted" or "no driver." In high end cars they'll use it to switch driver profiles, like what Lucid already does.

Both you and that author need to go look at the massive amount of data that has been getting collected in cars, including location data, for close to two decades in any vehicle that even had the option for telematics and GPS navigation.

Also the issue is not so much the camera system, but the "OS" the car is running. A ton of vehicles now have Google's Android OS running on them and that is also a privacy dumpster fire in and of itsel.

Also, a nationwide network of license plate reading cameras is far more of a privacy threat, too.

Fast roaming has not, does not, and never will require APs be on the same channel. Only the SSID and password needs to match.

Setting them to the same channel will cause the APs to interfere (when they can't "hear" each other) or block each other from transmitting, or both. You set APs near each other so they are on non-overlapping bands. Always.

This is basic WiFi networking 101

> Samsung is known to push protocol support early: 802.11r in 2013

802.11r was released in 2008 and rolled into 802.11-2012.

Also, the iPhone 5S (2013) has 802.11r support.

The "it will explode leveling a couple city blocks" danger seems to be abated, but instead it's spraying an insanely toxic chemical out into the open, which will likely have health repercussions for residents for decades?

Thousands of gallons of toxic chemicals don't just disappear.