I guess then it's time for Leisure Suit Larry on a secondhand Raspberry Pi.
WanderingThoughts
joined 1 year ago
USA has school shootings to remind the rest of the world they do have some form of education.
With explicit technology sharing contracts. The name was a hint.
It's ridiculous to do that so late in the game, but companies really wanted to outsource production to cheap areas in the 80s and ignore the long term consequences.
If it automatically blurs out the face and body of everybody unless they explicitly gave permission to be recorded by that user through an app or site, and on a base level before the feed goes to any app, then you can have some semblance of privacy.
... which hasn't learned yet they'll not get any promotion or credit for good ideas and most likely will only receive more work and pressure
FTFY
Untill you want to protect consumers from something capitalists are doing. Then it's all about not limiting innovation. In reality , innovation translates into additional fees, subscriptions, dynamic pricing and that kind of stuff.
They have the Boring company too. They can dig much deeper.
They had to choose between short term profits and being relevant by 2030. Shareholders picked the first option.
They went to some fancy private school and haven't had contact with someone earning less than 6 digits until their thirties.
This shouldn't come as any surprise. Unions came about to negotiate over reasonable terms for work because people started to burn down mansions of factory owners, with or without the guy's family inside. Or just cyberpunk 2077 where chapter 1 shows all the nice tech and then some folks nuke the corporate headquarter and kidnap corporate techs. I mean that's a serious hint.
Europa is having the discussion. You see one camp that wants to shut down exporting of waste and demand full recycling and local production. And the other group that's basically complaining it's more expensive again ignoring long term consequences.