ranging from 10-90% fatal with medical treatment.

Your comments are an incoherent mess. One could actually do better with chatGPT

Still think it’s superior to Gemini mostly. What do you prefer?

This is kind of bullshit. It doesn’t allow a corporate goon with an MBA to hire a virtual developer but it does amplify the work one can do. If you think it can’t do anything you are pretty far off from reality.

Writing tests faster. Writing docs faster. Writing exploratory code faster even if you don’t ultimately use the code. Splitting out general utility functions that are nice to have but which you wouldn’t think. Refactoring.

Maybe if you are top 1% working on hard problems and mentoring it just slows you down meanwhile the bottom 50% has lots of work to do which it really does help with

Most of the people around you are morons habituted by lots of training like animals to do increasingly sophisticated tasks correctly like trained animals while most of the facts are just drilled into their heads not arrived at organically or intelligently. Take away that training and they would obviously be morons to you. Let the morons raise other morons and it would be increasingly obvious.

DRC citizens aren’t inherently any dumber than Americans or French people. They are just average people without the beneficial effects of society possibly with some environmental poisoning and malnutrition. If we could actually help instead of pretending to help and exploit them they could be peers.

OP is confused about what? Nobody says “prewritten software” few people buy software in stores anymore. I’m not even arguing over taxing software I’m arguing over his reasoning and verbiage.

Why would you ever physically get in your car and go to a store which has 20-100 games instead of clicking in a store that has thousands in either case?

Encryption is security at rest. An encrypted drive on a system that isn’t backdoored cannot be accessed no matter what tricks you have in store because you can’t read its storage even insofar as booting it up. It’s literally mathematically impossible insofar as it requires more cpu power than exists to guess the key required to decrypt the drive. In order to use the Linux exploits you must get the target to enter the encryption passphrase and run your malware.

What you are complaining of is weak interior doors that don’t provide much additional help if a crew of armed thugs break down your secure exterior door.and get by your armed guard.

The MS exploit is a key to your house hidden under the welcome mat with a post it note with the combo to your safe. It appears to have been deliberately put their by MS to help the government hack your machine if you ever did anything naughty but now means that every corporate machine in the last several years that was swiped or lost which was believed to be secured is now an open question as far as what data on it may yet be gleaned and by whom.

The require the person to have already compromised you and be running software on your machine

This seems nice https://civicrm.com/

The majority of people cannot easily turn a few hours of their time on a whim into money because most of their working life is pre-scheduled. Others especially those most likely to be able to pick up a shift aren’t paid all that much. I find that ANY new software requires spending time learning in addition to any cost up front. Furthermore most of the paid software would require me to use a worse OS and pay for the privilege so its an awfully hard sell to bother.

As far as accounting software I who simply manage my wages haven’t ever needed anything more complicated than a spreadsheet. What software I’ve seen is kind of obnoxious and terrible so maybe this is an opportunity for someone.

As someone who lives near a Best Buy, I’m at Best Buy often," Newsom told reporters during a news conference. “And I’m paying sales tax on a lot of this prewritten software. And then I find out that all my friends that aren’t near a Best Buy, they’re downloading and they are not paying sales tax. How is that fair?”

Are you actually older than Bernie Sanders. Who the actual fuck buys software in a box in a store? I was born in 1980 and I’ve never done this.

Why are you lying? One is a privilege exploit that has been patched. It lets someone who can already run software on your machine do more. This is a backdoor that could allow hostile governments or thieves to steal your files from any machine in their possession. Things what would always have been secure on any Linux machine from the last 20 years.

Those are potential vulnerabilities that can be patched. This is an indication that MS intends for bitlocker which you really need to be secure to bother using windows on a laptop to never be secure by design.

Nvidia supports 13 year old hardware and newest kernels with 580. At some point when running your 14 year old GPU one might consider just running the open source nouveau after all I assume that if you are running a 14 year old GPU you probably don’t need the utmost possible performance or you might consider getting a 4 year old AMD for $100 to replace your 14 year old nvidia.

Whilst it would be ideal for you not to have to look up anything ever nvidia will tell you which driver to use with your hardware

https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/drivers/

If you are feeling frisky you could synthesize the already available data into a script that tells you the same thing. Linux Mint has a GUI for this which tells you which version is recommended for your hardware and your total commitment is clicking install and rebooting.

You mean like the emails and archived chats of said business?

Tells me you’ve never used it and had it deliver extremely convincing analysis which turns out to be pants on head stupid when you dig into the nitty gritty. It is only useful if you can continually watch its output and make it redo anything that is nonsense and no the AI can’t watch itself. It will happily confirm that its nonsense is great. It needs either manual and continual analysis or guardrails that tell it when its wrong… It’s why it can be used for software because tests and error messages can catch it fucking up. Real life lacks such affordances.

It should be obvious that we should be able to establish that this has a meaningful effect in human before it can be the basis of regulation.

In between A and B you are free to recommend anything you like.

If the effect were meaningful it should be possible to establish it. What it means is that the effect is probably nothing. The burden of proof is on those asserting there is an effect and it hasn’t been met. The problem is of course that we are dealing with the assertion that there is a possibility of a too small to measure increase in one disease in the entire pop whereas the EMF crowd is busy asserting their is a massive effect in a small population of users.

The first asks should we spend more money investigating the complex intersection of technology and biology on the off chance something useful is found the answer for which is almost always yes and the second is looking for real harm for which is being done by their hallucinations to which the answer is pretty obviously to medicate their schizophrenia rather than investigate what the voices are telling them.

Here is the actual study https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0079610724001160?via=ihub

Notably study detail:s say it was funded by whack jobs. Notably mice are exposed to much stronger fields than you are in your home or work unless you literally have a high tension line running through your kitchen by the coffee maker on its way to power the adjacent factory.

It does not in any way suggest that the EM radiation people are exposed to has any effect on them.