Then stop voting for more by clicking and commenting. No one cares if you hate-click or are actually interested in the topic - a click is a click.

Wow, so insightful. Keep us posted with more important and detailed opinions like this one!

Our dryer is a heat-pump one with no venting, and nothing in it “has to be frequently cleaned” except the lint trap, just like every other dryer. And it’s quite excellent at drying.

Even blanks can kill people in the poorest of circumstances. Gun safety is the same whether it’s loaded with blanks, bullets, or completely unloaded.

People could just as easily turn this critique back on you and say “I want to explore a broader moral universe than total evil vs total good, and I’m not interested in more reductive and predictable stories that hew to that tradition. Clamor for more Saturday morning cartoons if that’s where your taste for morality…

First of all, no one is required to listen to the safety talk - I can have headphones in or be completely asleep and no one gives a fuck. Second: planes in the US can sit on the tarmac for hours depending on weather conditions and traffic.

Yeah, but at some point when they’re much more advanced some analyst will point out that the algorithms are “better” than humans at deciding on targets. As the speed of warfare accelerates it may get to a point where they have no choice but to turn over the entire process to AI systems to have a chance of beating an…

If you think you’re seeing and processing every single news article just because you “follow some RSS feeds,” you are exactly the kind of rube Musk is targeting with his inane tweets.

As has been mentioned in multiple threads, the “airplane mode” request includes when you’re on the tarmac and would get service, and that’s obviously super silly.

A stadium can hold 50k to 100k people. The largest jet holds less than a thousand.

“that could jam the cell network in the area for the people on the ground”

“Put your phone in Airplane mode” is a totally different request from “please don’t make or take phone calls.” You can enforce the no-calls request without making everyone unable to receive text messages. It’s just as stupid as making everyone take off their shoes in the TSA line: overreactive theater that doesn’t…

And you think that literally no one else has ever investigated this? Good god, y’all are dumber than rocks.

I started to read your comment and was like “saw him open for Nine Inch Nails”... does Nine Inch Nails need his internal organs or something?

$8 million is an objectively low-budget film, especially for a film with gunplay shooting on location. The low budget is a big part of why so many safety protocols were ignored: safety costs money!

Typical - you ignore all the relevant points raised because you have no argument against them and just attack the messenger instead. Is this your first day on the Internet, or are you just a moron?

Ooops. Since you’ve taken “debate 101,” I’m sure you’ll be apologizing shortly for not doing your research here.

a) If you think not talking about devices like Flipper Zero will make them go away, you’re even dumber than that reply makes you look. “Security through obscurity” is not a real thing - it’s the most famous fallacy in tech circles.

That’s not the fault of the Flipper Zero. If this upsets you, you should be demanding that remote-controlled devices use encryption by default instead of sending every signal in the clear. Trading security for convenience should be a losing proposition, but technological ignorance means the market rewards that…

I’m not aware of any municipality in the world that allows secretly recording conversations between people who did not consent to recording. It’s the textbook definition of wiretapping, and has been illegal in the US, Canada, Europe, Australia, and the UK for decades. If you’re not in one of those regions, tell me…