EndlessNightmare

U.S. handling of Israel's war crimes (i.e. actively protecting them from consequences) has and will continue to embolden others. Expect more of this behavior.

AI has it's place, but they need to stop trying to shoehorn it into anything and everything. It's the new "internet of things" cramming of internet connectivity into shit that doesn't need it.

I've had much better luck with archive sites, but they can be slow.

$2T so far

Uninhabited islands: tariffs

Allies: tariffs

Israel: believe it or not, tariffs

Russia: crickets

What are your thoughts on climate change and increase in environmental toxins (e.g. PFAS and microplastics)? I don't see a positive light at the end of the tunnel on this.

So creating a breeding ground for a disease that could potentially kill millions of people is acceptable because plant-based proteins are too difficulty for a lot of people to figure out? Mind you I never said complete vegetarianism or veganism.

I'd take 2005 over now

The argument is that humans can drive with just 2 eyes, so cameras are enough. I disagree with this position, given that the limitations of a camera-only system. But that's what it is.

Different sensors excel at different tasks and different conditions, and cameras are not always it.

Good luck. They're fucking everywhere, at least where I live.

this makes me never want to bike in the US again.

I live close enough to work for it to be a very reasonable biking distance. But there is no safe route. A high-speed "stroad" with a narrow little bike lane. It would only be a matter of time before some asshole with their face in their phone drifts into me.

I am deeply resentful of our automobile-centric infrastructure in the U.S. It's bad for the environment, bad for our wallets, bad for our waistlines, and bad for physical safety.

Maybe, just maybe we could stop eating so many fucking chickens and eggs?

Yes, I know that wild birds carry the virus too. But this article is specifically about vaccination on farms.