I lived in Colorado for 32 years, before moving to (gasp!) Florida 4 years ago -- for the scuba diving. I loved Beau Jo's pizza as did everyone I knew, at least before I became diabetic. I'm heading back there this summer, and although Idaho Springs wasn't a stop I was going to make it's now on my itinerary along with standing outside the restaurant with a "Fuck Beau Jo's Ask Me Why" T-shirt.
I think that Open AI should give up the records. Redact them with the same enthusiasm that the DOD and Justice Department do: Apply black blocks over all the content (don't use Acrobat) !except the date, various pronouns, punctuation marks, and any minor words which collectively say nothing. If that's acceptable from the government, why nor private citizens.
I know, I know, the government will always lead with everything from'national security" to "ongoing criminal investigation" claims. But the argument for PERSONAL security should carry far more weight than it apparently does.
"The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, ..." seems like black letter law to me.
P.S. I also know that the 4th Amendment is a dead letter
I could almost forgive Trump for being totally ignorant of S.C. precedent because he's an uneducated, deeply ignorant, toxic narcissist. And his brain is pudding which never quite firmed up. However, I cannot ever forgive Clarence Thomas (et al.), who most definitely understands it and wields precedent as a bludgeon when it suits his political agenda and suddenly forgets it exists when it doesn't
The DoJ doesn't give a lousy fuck about "a ton of damage to the Fourth Amendment", because it stands in the way of what it desires That piece of the Constitution has been carved into Swiss cheese at the DoJ's behest with unyielding pressure from a shitload of copaganda; abetted by compliant courts, legislators and easily frightened voters affected with confirmation bias and other selective, thoroughly uncritical thinking.
Vermin. These people, and I only use that word because they're apparently bi-pedal, are vermin and deserve to be regarded as such. It could only have been better if they'd killed a few of their own because they "feared for their lives" and emptied their magazines in a blind, senseless rage.
I'm currently sitting in a wealthy neighborhood north of Ft. Meyers. T-Mobile says two bars of 5G. Here are my stats: 170ms, 26.9 down and 0.53(!) up. Transformative my ass. I'd settle for adequate.
$17 a round? What the hell are they shooting? 20mm canons? Oh, wait. I think I know why. I'm sure some of their retired buddies are ammo dealers so they're letting them get away with 1000%+ markups. I'm sure I could find them ammo at less than $2/rd even for the most expensive sniper cartridges. Waste, fraud, abuse, repeat.
Thanks. Now I have even more evidence to show all my friends who called me a "bad person" because I didn't sign up for all these "totally secure, totally anonymous" Covid tracing apps. My position has always been that they're probably not anonymous, definitely not "secure", and that much of their data will wind up in the sadistic hands of law-infliction. The last point hasn't been proven yet, but if my distrust were a stock, I'd suggest buying (don't get greedy and forget to place a trailing stop).
Edit: I USED to love...
Misspelling in previous subject
I sed to love this pizza
I lived in Colorado for 32 years, before moving to (gasp!) Florida 4 years ago -- for the scuba diving. I loved Beau Jo's pizza as did everyone I knew, at least before I became diabetic. I'm heading back there this summer, and although Idaho Springs wasn't a stop I was going to make it's now on my itinerary along with standing outside the restaurant with a "Fuck Beau Jo's Ask Me Why" T-shirt.
Redaction
I think that Open AI should give up the records. Redact them with the same enthusiasm that the DOD and Justice Department do: Apply black blocks over all the content (don't use Acrobat) !except the date, various pronouns, punctuation marks, and any minor words which collectively say nothing. If that's acceptable from the government, why nor private citizens. I know, I know, the government will always lead with everything from'national security" to "ongoing criminal investigation" claims. But the argument for PERSONAL security should carry far more weight than it apparently does. "The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, ..." seems like black letter law to me. P.S. I also know that the 4th Amendment is a dead letter
Precedent
I could almost forgive Trump for being totally ignorant of S.C. precedent because he's an uneducated, deeply ignorant, toxic narcissist. And his brain is pudding which never quite firmed up. However, I cannot ever forgive Clarence Thomas (et al.), who most definitely understands it and wields precedent as a bludgeon when it suits his political agenda and suddenly forgets it exists when it doesn't
Four truths about cops
Violence is oxygen. Lying is water. Accountability is Kryptonite. The "good" cops won't do anything about the bad ones.
Useless Spotify Things
Send them all to Spotify headquarters — postage due.
The DoJ doesn't give a lousy fuck about "a ton of damage to the Fourth Amendment", because it stands in the way of what it desires That piece of the Constitution has been carved into Swiss cheese at the DoJ's behest with unyielding pressure from a shitload of copaganda; abetted by compliant courts, legislators and easily frightened voters affected with confirmation bias and other selective, thoroughly uncritical thinking.
This game is an extraordinary Enshittifiation Simulator.
P.S. I wanted to use all kinds of greek letters and integrals, but I left it to all the people I fired, so it didn't happened as envisioned
The Musk equation: X-(twitter)/3x (SpaceX + Tesla) x 0 = Musk is the greatest human/god to ever exist
There is no institution in the United States which I trust less than "law enforcement".
Vermin. These people, and I only use that word because they're apparently bi-pedal, are vermin and deserve to be regarded as such. It could only have been better if they'd killed a few of their own because they "feared for their lives" and emptied their magazines in a blind, senseless rage.
I love it when David points out Goliath has an Achilles' heel. And that David has big stones in his sling and is willing to use them.
I'm currently sitting in a wealthy neighborhood north of Ft. Meyers. T-Mobile says two bars of 5G. Here are my stats: 170ms, 26.9 down and 0.53(!) up. Transformative my ass. I'd settle for adequate.
It's not that there are too many lawyers, it's that too many of them do the wrong things.
They forgot to add "gangbanger" and "terrorist".
$17 a round? What the hell are they shooting? 20mm canons? Oh, wait. I think I know why. I'm sure some of their retired buddies are ammo dealers so they're letting them get away with 1000%+ markups. I'm sure I could find them ammo at less than $2/rd even for the most expensive sniper cartridges. Waste, fraud, abuse, repeat.
Is there a distinction between "cops"and"actual criminals"?
Re:
Brain dead in O-hio.
Thanks. Now I have even more evidence to show all my friends who called me a "bad person" because I didn't sign up for all these "totally secure, totally anonymous" Covid tracing apps. My position has always been that they're probably not anonymous, definitely not "secure", and that much of their data will wind up in the sadistic hands of law-infliction. The last point hasn't been proven yet, but if my distrust were a stock, I'd suggest buying (don't get greedy and forget to place a trailing stop).