if it was allowed to be done legally many American hospitals would absolutely do it.

gaming can work on one GPU and display on another, thunderbolt egpus do it all the time.

a URL to malware doesn’t cause harm, the idiot who opens it does.

some idiots think personal freedom is overrated and like to imagine the web browser as a mysterious black box that “just works”.

Thankfully all but the shitty national ones can be turned off on most Android phones.

can/should the protocol used to deliver emergency alerts support images/video, if so what formats and size limits?

my only hope for AGI is that it gets open sourced and is easily runnable on sub $10,000 hardware.

sounds like one of the few cases where more restrictions on browser extensions would be a good thing. Or at least letting users prevent extensions from modifying cookies by default.

how else are we supposed to have security theater preventing school shootings?

how else are we supposed to get data on how radiation effects children? Fukushima? Hiroshima? No, neither of those was controlled and both of thosehad goals like “reducing exposure” and “saving lives” by the local government.

how else are we supposed to get data on how radiation effects children? Fukushima? Hiroshima? No, neither of those was controlled and both of thosehad goals like “reducing exposure” and “saving lives” by the local government.

how is twidium managing to charge so much more?

morals are a flaw on an individual level and only remotely beneficial in the context of greater society, intelligence is something you can never have enough of.

I love gif files

Shoving basic settings under “accessibility” is not intuitive in the slightest.

if a patient goes to a hospital and is suicidal they almost always are made to stay because they are deemed “a threat to their safety”.

yay

OMG, the real Margot Robbie

will ti 84 calculators have to follow this?