they officially are done, but only in the major citys and people living pretty much everywhere else is given exceptions. Safety inspections seem like a weird idea anyway, how does the government know what is safe for my usag of the vehicle. Is a lack of coolant a safety issue? What about a missing bumper? A half rotted frame?

yogurt is yummy 😋

this shouldn’t be news

most unique things outdoors are photographed already

I wonder if contact strips could be glued to the sides of the thing the deadbolt goes into?

If the sun is up past 8pm && person home close the blinds could be a reasonable example. If water is flowing to the bathroom run fan for 30 minutes could also be reasonable. If motion near front door take photo of door and email/text it to you could be a rudimentary form of security or knowing a package arrived.

expired registration is not a safety issue

trump x biden fan fiction being voiced with deepfaked voices is both a good idea, and beneficial to society.

better idea, just force it to run the AC all night so the compresser never changes in volume.

late to the party

open source?

“lobbying” is just spending money in hopes of getting more favourable laws passed, which is a form of investment in the company’s future.

sounds kinda gay

finally, reaalistic image enhancement, all it’s missing now is racial bias and we can ship it to unsuspecting cops.

physical harm is obvious, mental harm is not. This is even more true when that harm is distributed over a wide area that you are not near.

because they just want cheap labor, and laborer want to maximize wages

datacenter are perfect for nuclear as they are generally a fixed load that never changes, solar needs expensive batteries as does wind, there are functionaly no* renewable options for covering extended periods on no wind or sun. datacenters bring in money partially because of their reliability, normal ones have huge generators to accomplish this, nuclear is much greener.

• ignoring hydro due to regulations and tidal as it isn’t ready yet

aaeven just a machine learning model capable of searching for information and accurately returning an answer with a list of references supporting the claims would be huge for many industries and individuals.

it could help replace customer service with a competent replacement (if the company actually spent the effort to provide necessary features to the customer ui), search through software documentation to help programmers, and hopefully be a better version of what google was.

extended warranties have become a meme, and probably are an aesthetic

starting with a burocratic system is rarely a cost effective strategy.