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The NSA wants a word.

Apologies.

The beige coloring with the bright green "recently updated" label somehow triggered my "this template is made by Claude" instinct.

Clicks on blog, sees AI generated template, leaves.

Enough, already.

Generating even more revenue for Nvidia.

TPM all over the place, again.

Don't expect any sympathy for a guy who said if Trump lost, he'd be in jail. At least not from me.

Normies also punched in URLs in to the search bar for years without any need at all.

If they believe it, they can stop. All of them. There's no sign though that any pacing/slowdown or whatever is in place, zero.

The author didn't appear to be mad to me when I read this.

Wouldn't hypocrite be more suitable?

Speaking of fridges, did anything come to light about that mass failing of gov run fridges we had here a few weeks ago?

> It's not training, it's current aggression.

Or both.

Are they required to have precise locations listed?

Everyone is staring at their screens and miss out talking to their partner about the future, a family and making love.

They are actively training for shit, it sure looks like. Same with other sabotage acts all over Europe in the last couple of years.

There is absolutely no need to have this Visa only.

The amount of money spent on PR is insane.

I misread your comment, you're right.

You can export from Google Authenticator to another device just fine.

Why are you so convinved that the current administration leaves, even after defeat?

Who will investigate war crimes these days against the US?

They're not even hiding it any more. Look who paid for one of his sons wedding...

Can't the change the 21M?

So it broke apart by itself?

If you can't do it propper, then don't offer it.

> It's unfeasible to expect any company to do a human review at this scale.

Oh it absolutely is. Yes it would cost money, as do other tasks a company has at hands.

That's inline whit some of the goals of the people behind Project 2025 are calling for.

> Neither he nor Sam Altman takes responsibility for those incidents.

He doesn't need to take responsibility - as CEO, he has that implicitly. And we know it.

> few years

I'd say decades, not years.

Has anyone ever succeeded going up against Elon legally?