Remember when minting the $1 trillion coin was considered the craziest idea?

So, just checking in, what’s the plan to help Palestinians now that you got what you wanted?

That’s not a reason to stop.

This is an impeachable offense.

I thought it was some sort of sky full of stars background.

Nano users unite and edit a few lines of code, but that’s it.

They might. Usually it’s the transformer, though. And even the LEDs will degrade over time.

Oh hi, you’re awake from your coma. A lot has happened in the last 40 years. Culottes came back, but are already out of fashion again. There’s more, but I’m not sure where to start.

And not to confuse the issue, because again, the Klamath River is not close enough to matter, but dams contribute to drought conditions.

Imagine if Robin Williams, while he was alive, said someone else was a really funny person. That’s sort of what it’s like for Steve Bannon to call someone a truly evil racist.

Dam removal on the Klamath river, 500 fucking miles away, which wasn’t a resevoir for firefighters in Los Angeles and did not in any way contribute to the water shortage in Los Angeles, because again, it was 500 fucking miles away.

Oh no, the centrists failed to stop the conservatives again. Garsh, we sure are clumsy to keep letting them get everything wehehe I mean they want.

They believe he won the “election” in that he should have been awarded the most electoral college delegates. They might argue that the electoral college voting of 2020 was invalid, but you can’t retroactively change the result.

Like, if Trump claimed to have called Shotgun first, but Biden actually called it first and then Biden got to ride in the front seat. On the ride back, you couldn’t say Trump can’t call shotgun because he rode in the front seat.

Trump wasn’t president, because he didn’t win. He still claims he should have won, but that’s both a lie and irrelevant to the Constitution. He could also claim to have been born in Ethiopia to foreign parents, which would also disqualify him from being President, but that would also be untrue and irrelevant.

He did incite and support a terrorist attack and attempted insurrection, which should disqualify Trump from holding any office, but we don’t have a functioning justice system.

Clerks are often explicitly forbidden from interfering in a theft for insurance reasons. Make use of that information however you need.

Likewise, if someone screams, “Get DOWN!” you’re going to want to confirm it is not a time-displaced funk singer encouraging you to boogie on with your bad self, lest you make yourself look foolish. See also, Hit the Floor.

TLDR: Kennedy insisted on a pass code in 1962. Strategic Air Command prioritized expediency over security and set the “default” password to “00000000” as described in the nuclear launch manual. This code was (probably) not changed until someone made the information public in 1977 and a more secure procedure was implemented.

Conspiracies happen in secret. There’s no hidden agenda, just the publicly-stated agenda.

Well, that’s sorta the point. Do machines think? They have knowledge and logic, but not insight or creativity. But do humans have those things? Or are we just really advanced pattern recognition machines? Turing tests demonstrated that it is really our imperfections that make us recognizable as humans. And if machines can be better at distinguishing between humans and machines, what is the virtue of “thinking”? Why is that better than “computing”?

Turing tests are a framework, not a set of specific questions. It assumes the interrogator is human, and the machine passes the test when its responses are indistinguishable from a human’s. What the questions are doesn’t matter, and it doesn’t matter if the answers are right or wrong. If the human interrogator cannot tell the difference between a human and a machine, it has passed the test.

Seems like something a Russian propagandist would have at their fingertips.