Remember. Waymo is Google.

That’s called variables in memory.

Next time you start it up, it has no idea and random guesses again.

So you save variables to disk.

It starts up and has the variables.

Still random guessing.

High speed random guessing is still random guessing.

Your lock code is 1234.

I can type 4 digit numbers all day until I find it.

Software can do the same faster.

Doesn’t mean it can think.

Statistical guessing machine guessed its way into a network. That’s not a singularity. It’s just more complex than a script.

And even the losers will end up with datacenter sized space all over kingdom come with access to massive amounts of electricity and water to begin the next phase of evil.

When the market has no options while people still need to replace old or broken things, people are forced to buy that stuff. Then the market says people want that stuff. They’re controlling the whole thing.

Best way to combat it is buy as little as possible. Which thanks to economic collapse, it is happening organically.

Good ANC cancels everything. It’s active for a reason.

I’ve replaced the save battery on NES carts before and save keeps working. Gaming used to be cool. Now it’s just a momentary money grab the company hopes you forget about.

At the time, liked it out of pure desperation for good sci-fi to exist again. As a whole, just a mediocre money-grab with the classic attempt to “appease all audiences” while abandoning the franchise with a parallel universe loophole.

Very state-dependent. Some require training certifications, some require state *BI as well as FBI background checks. Several require it takes place at an FFL, some have waiting periods. Some require fingerprints.

Agree though, still not anywhere as difficult as the SAVE act is trying to be for a basic Constitutional right.

We have come full circle.

Cute that you think the Constitution still exists.

Wild Wild West was a warning?

Take all his money and assets, distribute them to every citizen in the US that isn’t a billionaire, and send him penniless into the streets. Prison is too good for him.

Edit: with zero access to social programs.

“Conversing” with an LLM is a different dialect than speaking to humans if one wants consistent output. Keyboard still wins. LLM is exhausting. Humans are dope.

The difference is the Nazis were smart and had goals. Not trying to toot their horn, to be clear.

This is a bunch of leaded-gas drinking buffoons that could never figure out the blinking 12:00 on their VCR, and solved the problem by blowing up a country.

America buries a lettuce contamination to protect private equity. Menus aren’t even on the radar.

Odd shout-out to Taco Bell for stepping up to the role of US FDA/USDA in 2026.

Perhaps the 3 seashells movie was spot on the whole time.

Bury the evidence, claim innocence, pay off the government, manipulate media, boom. Taco Bell ends up taking the biggest hit for acting responsibly while those caught screwing up bury the body in the Reflecting Pool, which is probably the most annoying part.

Taylor Farms is a “subsidiary” of Taylor Fresh Foods. A private Delaware corporation with HQ in California. Backed by Venture Capital, and has processing facilities all over North America.

Paper news doesn’t seem to have it, but video news (CNN or MSNBC or something) at one point had a reporter verbal blurb that Taylor released a statement stating “a processing facility in Mexico was traced to be the source,” with a vague mention that their “parent company” said that (Taylor Fresh Foods) - this was a few days ago.

It was an interesting press release, because it feigned blame to Mexico, and that the mysterious parent company" was taking care of the problem and the brand “Taylor Farms” is obviously just a victim. Companies often use cable news for these opinion-shift events, fairly commonplace and one more reason to never watch cable news seriously. This one was an extra level of vague misdirection. (Not tinfoil hat statement, just observation, they could have sounded quite genuine and it still would have had the same effect.)

So Taylor Farms is Taylor Fresh Foods, the parent company is…them, and guess what? Mexico is one of the countries they have processing facilities in! (Don’t have time to re-grab sources but it’s all public info about the company.) Anecdotal occam’s razor, a facility in Mexico tainted a lettuce shredder, didn’t catch it, some lettuce got out as what happens, and instead of doing the usual needful cleanup, they are trying to cover it up.

It’s interesting and disturbing getting to experience this level of cover-up in real-time. Especially given that these things happen, and it’s just the cost of doing business when you screw up. Instead, all this narrative-shifting instead.

Like even the wiki pre- and post-edit is trying their darndest to taint the story.

Check out the “Food Safety Recalls” -> “Food Safety, and Recalls” section transition…

https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Taylor_Farms&oldid=1362115029

https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Taylor_Farms&oldid=1365158208

Patel’s hands grew tired from constantly scratching words on shell casings of old bullets to plant as “evidence”.

Herr Müller the Nazi troll was once cursed by a wizard for being too evil.