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The "sexual" part in fact appears to have been completely made up by the telegraph.

Physical assault can cover anything from blocking a doorway to attempted murder. Let's not jump to conclusions.

The body of this article also only mentions physical assault. It appears the telegraph completely made up the sexual assault part and is whipping people into a frenzy over it.

Fair, but you could just say "intelligence" generically instead.

IQ is though

When talking about a large, regularly distributed population, there effectively IS no difference

to-do.txt

So do more than just throw money at them?

Crash logs are sent to the servers when a client side error happens

How? I mean how is it possible to send a crash log to the server when the problem is that the client can't connect to the server?

You by definition don't see most of these errors except maybe as pings, depending on why it can't connect

Becoming wealthy and staying wealthy is hard.

I mean first of all, huge disagree. When your money is making money above and beyond what you need to survive, it's actually difficult to stop being wealthy even when you make giving away your wealth your entire job. Power of compounding.

Also

inheritance doesn’t mean anything really

is an incredibly out of touch statement.

Second, if the rule applies to all, it would leave a lot of children without the base which their parents worked their whole life for, as they would probably not afford to pay tax on a house they would inherit.

I think children should be grateful they receive anything at all. This is a nation of rugged individualism, no one should start with a leg up like a free house.

First - wealthy people just move their wealth overseas

Well that's tax evasion and illegal, but you still make a good point. This is the main reason no one is seriously attempting to tax rich people more - they'll just move their money out of the country. Legality be damned.

All I'm saying is that the vast majority of "oops" issues happen before step one. Client-side issues. For those, give an error code. All the stuff you talked about, there's little to nothing users can do. And yeah, it could definitely be done better, but it would require abandoning the "ooh shiny new thing" mentality of tech companies. Updates just to boost resumes, deprecation of anything user friendly. It's an endemic cultural problem.

Yeah, otherwise you won't have a user because I'll find a competitor that is actually workable on my system.

Literally illegal for them to do that. But also, they're like cops, no one stops them from abusing their power.

It's actually a pass for people who have sat through a bunch of interviews and given up their biometrics and already had all their privacy pre-violated. It's not really that expensive.

If you have 2000 daily people getting error messages, your code is garbage rofl

And if your company would rather you avoid those tickets by not giving out error codes, your company is also garbage. Which to be fair, is a lot of tech companies.

If you remove error codes, all you've done is guarantee every interaction is like that.

disabled people or people temporary without jobs

We're not giving them millions of dollars, just enough for survival (and not even that sometimes).

you prevent new people from possibly starting businesses because why should they, if it will basically be taken away from them?

We're only talking about inheritance specifically, not taking money from wealthy people in general. Something like a super high inheritance tax.

So the solution is to remove the error messages? That makes no sense.

It's almost never an internal error. The vast majority of the time it's vpn blocking or some such bullshit.

So what you're saying is that your code is garbage and you're hiding it from users because it's too much work to fix it.

Just fucking tell me when my adblock is causing you to deny me access, or my connection is too weak/slow. I don't need a fucking full stack trace.