You’re making my point for me. If you’re super generous about paying this man for all his trouble, loss of freedom, court costs, etc. (and we should be) …and then you double that for good measure… and then you double THAT for punitive purposes (and yes we should)… You still are far short of $175k.

I’m only bringing it up because it’s our money as taxpayers. The ACLU should not be another piggy at the public trough.

How weird. Archive did some long display of loading resources and then showed me the correct article…but apparently the “share” link on it was wrong. Crazy

Who was harmed here to the tune of $175k? The ACLU should have settled for something much less.

Bypass paywall: http://archive.today/2024.06.27-143326/https://www.forbes.com/sites/alexknapp/2024/06/26/innovationrx-oracle-debuts-ai-tool-to-cut-doctors-screen-time-by-50/

Love my Allbirds for just this reason, I machine wash them about every 2 months or so

*Citation needed

Did you miss the part where the other companies were owned by Coca-Cola? And how they magically reproduced Coke’s flavor perfectly?

I have to say I think he really succeeded in one area: growing the next generation of Hamas.

When do we turn our disgust into our boycott?

Banks this dumb can’t hold my money

A small man screaming “I’m still relevant!” as the doors begin to close on him

Okay I want a broke down one of these, an crate electric motor, and a lifepo4 battery pack

Two years is not enough for attempted rape.

Yeah sorry guys, did you forget you work for an asshole?

With the dropoff in EV purchases, maybe this was on purpose to protect Tesla’s profit numbers in the short term

Are you defending the botched legal process and suggesting that it deserves more respect than the man who is in fact in the right? That we should continue to obey even when it’s wrong?

The man also knew that his license was not in fact suspended in any legitimate way. If I was the victim of failed bureaucracy for months I would ignore it too.

Yeah why the repost?

This is from several days ago, why repost it?

In my mind (56yo programmer), web 1.0 was static web pages and server side stuff (e.g. PHP) only. Web 2.0 was AJAX (server fetches via JavaScript) and then the resulting APIs. To me Web 3.0 aught to be a similarly massive change in how information is delivered.

I think it’s going to take a Microsoft catastrophe, something that disables machines for at least a few days. I’m thinking maybe a buggy windows update.