So, passing the law means the death of social media?

He was pretty curt: “It’s a shitty question, it’s a sport.”

In order for an algorithm to catch it, it generally has to be something at least similar to something they previously caught, (or something “known” to be bad).

Almost certainly.

Every time I hear of something like this I always wonder what archeologists hundreds of years from now will think these things are for/how they work/etc. when they dig these things up...

Probably other vaccines. This (allegedly?) happened back in late July/August. They put in orders for pretty much EVERYBODIES vaccine. It doesn’t really make sense to put all your eggs in one basket. Nobody knew then which would be the first out the door... or even which would make it past trials. They could have…

Yeah, you’re right. I remember back in April when Trump was totally telling everybody to wear masks and shut everything down.

Don’t believe non-competes are enoforceable in CA.

As the other person said, there wouldn’t be any cops left.

Leaving things up to the states was Trump’s idea. How’s that working out?

There’s a difference between killed and died on his watch. It’s foolish to believe that some (significant) percentage of those Americans wouldn’t have died even if every possible (legal) action had been taken. A lot of the European countries have done everything “right”, and still have significant death tolls.

Will ask.

Eh, there’s a pretty strong argument for that.

Flight sims:

Really don’t get all the “anti face recognition” hate, other than it making it harder to get away with committing crimes.

There’s actually some fairly easy/obvious explanations for that.

“I can’t find a stronger word than ‘disqualifying,’ but whatever that word is, that’s what it ought to be,” former Georgia state Senate Whip Vincent Fort, a labor union lobbyist and Black progressive Democrat told HuffPost about Emanuel’s suppression of the police shooting video. “I can’t imagine a worse [Cabinet]…

Uhm, just to point out, the kids weren’t simply riding around the neighborhood, they were specifically on the property to see her animals.

30 seconds is what is called spur of the moment, and is (probably) murder 2.

Not even technically correct. Strictly speaking lynching is an extrajudicial execution by mob. (especially by hanging). “I” can’t lynch anybody. Only “We” can.