To be fair, asbestos is still all over the place. They did this fun thing where they just reclassified different asbestos structures into different categories and banned some of them.
My guess for another substance that isn’t asbestos will be either PFAS or we’ll finally find out what all these micro/nanoplastics are doing to us.
Other commenters saw Waymo and instantly turned their brain off.
I cannot think of many situations where a car is broken down/stuck in the way of traffic and police do not help direct traffic out of the way while the vehicle is recovered. In this case, there is no driver so it needs to be moved by someone.
If, like the situation in the article describes, people are being routed the wrong direction, it’s really unlikely that a roadside assistance team operated or contracted by Waymo would be able to get to the vehicle. Who else is supposed to move it?
I do think they should pay their fair share of taxes to public officials/police if this is the only viable option for moving their vehicles or of the way in an emergency.
I think the issue is that those things were tied to your job, not to some external source that just gives you free time to fuck around.
Every ISP is pretty shit to be fair. Doubt whoever they sell to is worse than the other options.
(fuck spectrum)
Would it be valid, then, to say that a search engine is responsible when someone searches how to do a crime?
How about a forum where people talk about the subject, even if they themselves weren’t going to participate in the crimes?
The chatbot is just another avenue to finding information you want to find.
I did read into the article and apparently they’re suing because OpenAI had the account flagged as a potential harm to self or others, but they had already banned the original account. What more do you want them to do? Report them to the thought police?
Is she suing the gun manufacturer too?
How about the shoe manufacturer for providing the means to walk easier?
These kinds of lawsuits are so incredibly stupid.
The best panels for gaming are on computer monitors, not tvs.
Hey! You be fair to the NFT owners.
They never owned digital art, just a link to a specific instance of one!
Uber driver car babysitter shows up, you get in driver seat, drive to destination, return car to Uber driver person.
Foolproof.
Fortunately, Nexus has posted that they’re intending to support Linux more in the coming future.
The truth is that you and I are not their customer. The business to business sales are their primary concern, and many companies would be fine forking over a little extra cash for the “AI operating system”.
The average home user is an afterthought.
Soldier: “Help me find my targets in this crowd”
*AI highlights various targets spread around the crowd AI: “I have highlighted your targets for you. You can pull the trigger whenever you’re ready. 👍🔫💥”
*Pulls trigger without double checking anything. 10 random civilians are murdered. Soldier: “You targeted the wrong people! You were supposed to only target enemy combatants!”
AI: “You’re absolutely right. I targeted 10 people in the crowd at random. Would you like me to try targeting enemy combatants this time?”
Literally called it before they even responded, and yet, they still did it.
There’s no limit to the self righteousness of lemmy users. Common mentality around here.
Don’t discount China in this race either. Gamers nexus did an interesting video about china’s push to become a contender in the DIMM market too.
Guess it’s all speculation for now anyway.
Demand went up but supply hasn’t adjusted, and maybe won’t, to meet it. I’d imagine the parts manufacturers would be worried about the bubble bursting as much as we are cheering it on.
Linux fan boys mad when regular users exist
It’s astonishing how much better your mental health is if you stay off social media even for a few days.
I think explorer and the desktop tray got a little better in terms of UI. I actually find myself liking the centered icons.
That said, I’ve tweaked a lot with openshell and fully replaced the awful start menu and search to fix a lot of the garbage.
This is about right. Teflon (PTFE) itself is mostly harmless to humans because you aren’t likely to consume large enough amounts or small enough particles of Teflon for it to enter your bloodstream.
Other PFAS like PFOA, PFOS, PFHXS, and PFNA, which are the kind you would find used to coat the inside of a popcorn bag to keep the butter off the bag, are commonly found in human blood and have been linked to negative health outcomes in humans.