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Maybe trumps golf course should be located next to these weather machines?

Took me a second more then I care to admit.

Here I am thinking what does Lay’s have to do with chips, made of silicon.

Hopefully the company also creates "A. I. " to play its games as well.

The O.G. add blocker.

The concept is close to the same, how could something like this be seen as “illegal circumvention technology”?

It just shows us how disconnected the people in these positions can be that are regulating these things.

Anything but trains, subways, trams, or buses?

Tech won’t solve traffic, proper investment into public transportation will. Investment in these startups should be funneled into self driving public transportation.

Just add a search yesterday on the App Store and Google Play Store to see what new “productivity apps” are around. Pretty much every app now has AI somewhere in its name.

The ones being implemented into emergency call centers are better though? Right?

Absolutely correct, Canadian Newspaper pulled the same thing, but they also blocked social media sites from sharing or posting links to their sites, blaming the links were “summarized”. Their argument was the links were being summarized and users were not visiting the Newspapers website.

So social media sites blocked all links of Canadian news, then Newspapers cried foul after a drop in traffic.

Funny enough when you see a summarized link, such as ones that show a picture and maybe a sentence, the content shown in that summary is directly controlled by the site being linked.

That happened in Canada as well a while back.

Funny story though, web extracts that become visible when you share a link for example on a social media platform or even through a text message are actually “controlled” by the source website.

This means the short summary that can range from a sentence to a few sentences is actually completely in the hands of the source website and is not actually “scrapped” when the link is shared.

There are AUX cables that have a transmit and recive switch. You can use this to transmit the output of your iPod through AUX to a built in bluetooth receiver in your car or other device.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/UGREEN-Bluetooth-Transmitter-Headphone-Connection/dp/B0D12MFCBG

Just make sure what you choose has the transmitter function as most cheaper ones only have the receiver function (for use in a car stereo for example).

Good and should continue as such

Give me a intercity train or intercity tram any day.

Restricting access to information, what a way to control the general population.

Most PCs no longer have floppy disk readers or CD drives, where are they going to put the placebo or drugs in. /s

Rectal is what it’s called I believe?

Microsoft Rectal

Westworld here we come

Could you imagine having to fill up on gas driving to a specific gas station designed for your make/brand of car.

Hey honey, going out to fill up the car at the local Subaru Gas Station.