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Did I hear you say MCAS?

It’s interesting that FAA avoided naked corruption case with pushing this through, but they were unable to simply reject exemption either. Somehow, external pressure was required to avoid worst case.

I have seen that work out for some people, but I think that they intentionally contributed to said distinction to the detriment of everyone else. Best to steer clear.

What makes you think that employers are not looking to replace everyone right now? It would make sense to me if there are 100x replacement queue, presumably desperate to accept lower pay, right now. All the more reasons to make a move if you can.

Last I heard, culprits are arguing at SCOTUS that they should get immunity for a fraction of their gains. Also, some payouts will come from selling more of the same, which is nuts. It’s pretty hopeless…

We’re never going to solve any existential problems with this attitude, instead we’re just all going to perish except some people will have this smug smile on their face because “rich people”…

> whether it is actually as little car as they truly need

Part of the reason why everyone is buying an SUV instead of a small sedan, is that you just feel unsafe driving next to a jacked up truck, nevermind a Cybertruck. There is a ton of YouTube videos that will readily show that one have no chance against those in an unfortunate encounter…

To be fair, I read recently that another issue with MAX 7 was discovered through flight testing. The issue is that now Boeing wants to exempt plane from safety rules…

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=QrxPuk0JefA, if anything else is curious.

Have to admit, amazing plot and production, all in a minute!

And some states even have 75 mph legal speed limit on freeways.

This thread made some people question their no-bugs-allowed ideal, which is apparently a misanthropy…

What makes you think that this was the only door he forgot to lock? There is clearly a pattern here with Boeing QA, doors, bolts, etc

It does look insane, but at this point I trust pilots more than I trust Boeing-designed automated system not to kill humans.

You can rebadge same “powerful” stuff for years. I have AMD cards that are simply rebadged previous gen ones with tweaked memory clocks, if that. I’m pretty sure this is not unique to AMD.

Surely Jeff Bezos is filthy rich because he was giving away $3/month to anyone who asked, is that the logic here?

> the government was becoming dissatisfied with the obstruction of criminal investigations that strict adherence to the rule engendered

Also

> The Court recognized that while the rejection of the mere evidence rule may "enlarge the area of permissible searches," the protections of the 4th Amendment, like the reasonableness and warrant requirements, would sufficiently safeguard the right to privacy.

So SCOTUS think that government would be satisfied with Bill of Rights. What if government thinks it is just too frustrating to follow laws?

I wonder if anyone else instantly gets a visual after reading your story:

“Business woman on plane: Are there a lot of these kinds of accidents?

Narrator: You wouldn't believe.

Business woman on plane: Which car company do you work for?

Narrator: A major one.”

The jury is still out on nuclear arsenal…

I’m sure this was brought up before, but I followed your link and here is what I saw:

> How will my donation be used? At Mozilla, our mission is to keep the Internet healthy, open, and accessible for all. To learn how your donation is put to use, click here.

It links to foundation’s website, which has the following things listed as “Our areas of focus”: Rally Citizens, Connect Leaders and Shape the Agenda. Firefox is mentioned 0 times on that page.

> If you don't trust them, you're not forced to use them; traditional methods still exist.

Still being the operative word. Consider situation with running banking apps without hardware attestation, etc

> This is also why, as a service provider, I'd like to see some device attestation. I want to know that the keys being used here are not written on a fucking piece of paper.

This is precisely why user should run away. Service provider is moving liability to end user and washing their hand away, while user gets screwed if anything happens during vacation.

This is different because they are physically limited in number of houses they can toss per day, plus said activity is quite more observable to targets.

Please define “unsafe”. Also, you can use most things in a harmful way…

Are you sure this is not one of those 475 websites?

That should be part of an assessment that government does before allowing those vehicles onto our streets.

> you're inadvertently arguing that 702 isn't really doing much of anything. So there's no harm in continuing it, right?

One would assume that a useless programs should be discontinued, simply because it’s not free to continue them.

Not OP, but you can check list of supported devices at https://mrchromebox.tech/#devices.

You would want to flash a Full ROM (UEFI) which will then easily support any regular Linux distro.

Yup, most companies are now simply providing “emotional” support using sufficiently apologetic, but powerless agents. That is, if you can defeat chat bot screen or IVR maze. The hope is for user to give up..

Are they being barred from collection/sale in other states?

Did this argument go anywhere with regards to say animal welfare laws and out of state farmers?

Nexus devices did have such “feature”. IIRC it was activated by a carrier SIM upon first boot and some people were quite sad after inserting say AT&T SIM into their supposedly “unlocked” phone.

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