So this is 100% entirely reporting about a procedural change in how weather events are announced in alaska, but in the most obnoxious way possible? Jesus. We don't need dumb troll jokes about climate change, we can all see the changes happening, we need mature coverage and someone to youtube the exxon mobile execs...
I think it's more that it's hard to explain why palantir's war crimes are war crimes (to the average uninformed voter, to be clear. Information warfare, what an abstract concept), but "My Child's Classmates Digitally Removed Her Clothes" is pretty easy to explain (and the country isn't divided about pedophilia even being a crime...)
It wasn't even big news here, so it wouldn't have been hard to miss if you weren't following specifically usa political outlets. We like to hide all the juiciest drama behind the most boring court proceedings, because we suck as a country.
Eehng... the fraud was mostly done against other rich conservatives & the NRA members themselves, so there wasn't much of a way to convince people it was all the fault of liberals. Plus you can't let everyone get away with it, so just throw the most inept ones under the bus occasionally and chalk it up as an example of conservative self-regulation.
As strange as it is to say, conservatives dislike open hypocrisy as much as everyone else. They just usually are lead by the hand to a way of thinking that lets them process the open hypocrisy of their leaders in a way that doesn't feel hypocritical, and most of them completely lack the critical thinking skills to figure it out on their own (because defunding the educational system has been conservative action item #1 for decades and now they can reap the fruits of their labor...).
But the NRA shit with russia then the whole fraud scandal were impossible to spin. Seriously, that was such a bad look. Even the true born-red gun nuts I know lost any respect for the NRA when it all came out.
It (nudify) makes AI look bad and is the leading example people are using when proposing legislation to regulate AI. If they can end this prominent thing, not only do they look like they're fighting for the users, but they help keep the gvmt from meddling with whatever henious shit they want to do with AI (by removing the best argument the pro-regulation groups have right now)
Lmfao dude thats propaganda, the marines are teenagers who've had "loyalty above everything" kicked into their heads since they joined up. At best they just stand around and don't do anything, but take it from a former marine, that situation is unlikely.
Non joke answer: A bunch of reasons. Many precincts are understaffed, so they need all the hands they can get. The police union is huge and makes it extremely difficult to fire even the most homer-simpsonian individuals. Many of the hugely obese cops are assigned to "light duty" meaning the most exertion they face is paperwork, manning the public information desk and or doing things like serving writs (in some cases you're allowed to wear the uniformn even if you're not a bonded officer, which is absurd). Additionally, fitness requirements are actually fairly rare across the whole spectrum of law enforcement - It's surprisingly rare to see them for any positions besides uniformed patrol officer, even detectives or etc. aren't always required to pass them - and even when you do, they're usually pathetically easy to pass.
You can still get usable assets from cad software - I used to be big into mods, and I'd usually start any object models by throwing it together in Inventor then porting it to blender for the texture/UV/rigging/etc part. It's not super efficient, thats for sure, but if you think better in breps than polygons (like me) it was a good workaround for having to learn new skills...
Ya'll gotta understand that california doesn't just hand over big bags of money once a year, the mechanisms of payment are numerous and vastly complex, often overseen directly by the IRS in concert with interstate banking groups which california has no authority over. Add to that, the federal budget is a budget. The feds already have payroll secured for the forseeable future, certainly long enough to roll in and arrest Newsom (et. al.) for sedition. The conservative hate machine has, as well, been painting "Commiefornia" as the enemy for years. Troops have been fantasizing about rolling tanks down sunset boulevard and pacifying those uppity libs for decades now, it's not like that sentiment can't or won't be exploited by the trump admin.
There's just no feasible scenario in which this would end well for california.
I wouldn't really want to be sharing the largest land border in the world with the size of tempest brewing up in the US right now, should it ever boil over. Seems like that might be a bit of a nightmare to keep contained.
Assuming this isn't insurance fraud, more than likely it'll all be melted down for the precious metal content. Diamonds famously have no resale value, and gems in general are too easily tracked if there's any lab grown used in any of the pieces.
I don't really know how else to phrase this, but I'll give it a shot anyways: Anti-cheat isn't intrinsically linked to root level permissions. It's inclusion in a section about data sources compounds that concept. That is the claim that you are now making, and which isn't supported by the section you've cited.
If that's all it takes to dumbfound you, I am profoundly jealous. Anyways.
Those aren't the claims fauxliving was making. They claim that there is no indication of taketwo requesting root level access and they're strictly right, there is no language requesting that permission (or equivalents) (but I doubt that would matter to TakeTwo since they could argue it's implicit)
They then claim that there has been no change to the game to include kernel level anticheat, which is also true.
What you presented does nothing to substantiate or refute those claims, just the claims made in the OP. Fauxliving's comment was arguably off base, sure, but substantially their points are correct.
That... doesn't actually rebut anything FauxLiving said. That they may use anti-cheat, and that they may have automatic updates, aren't the claims in question here.
... Are you serious? You should respect people who don't respect you in turn because it "builds character"?
No, that guy in your story had it right. If this is representative of the culture you work in, I'd do the absolute bare minimum too. This is such blatant 'hard work' propaganda it's actually kind of nauseating. Holy shit, take a step back and realize you're helping your team get taken advantage of, and guilt-tripping them when they don't comply with your corporate masters. You've progressed way beyond drinking the kool-aid, now you're one of the guys holding the children hostage to get their parents to drink it.
So this is 100% entirely reporting about a procedural change in how weather events are announced in alaska, but in the most obnoxious way possible? Jesus. We don't need dumb troll jokes about climate change, we can all see the changes happening, we need mature coverage and someone to youtube the exxon mobile execs...