When I was young we had golden retriever and the first time he saw my neighbors pool he dove in immediately and started swimming. He wasn't a complete puppy so maybe he was more confident in his ability.

Google got hacked back in 2010, lookup Operation Aurora. It wasn't a full own, but it shows that even the big guys can get hacked.

I wish Apple would skip yearly macOS releases, there is no need.

Or alternate feature releases with bug fix releases. I'd love to see a "Snow Leopard" every other year.

Why do you need a blockchain for this? What benefit does it bring here?

Stripe can siphon some of that delicious crypto revenue.

I don't necessarily blame people for using AI to help them write or spruce something up, however I find the tone particularly off-putting.

These excerpts show off that "AI"-tone I'm sure most people see.

>The San Bernardino case is gone from headlines. >But the backdoor? It’s in your phone. >It’s in Google’s servers. >It’s in Meta’s messages. >It’s in the legal system that always wins. >Apple’s 2016 stand wasn’t forgotten. >It was buried under the next headline. >But it’s still true.

The American Healthcare is so broken already that further breakage could be seen as an improvement.

A lot of people are about to find out with this admin, how things that were certainly imperfect can be so much worse.

Building things is tough; tearing them down is relatively easy.

So much naivety. It’s like the new grad reading parts of a 500kloc project and proclaiming that it can only be saved by a full rewrite.

American Healthcare's "brokenness" involves massive bureaucracy, gate-keeping and processes that pressure providers to limit resources. But it does provide necessary things to people. A system that reduced the accuracy of diagnosis and treatment could still cost many lives.

That’s the attitude that got us here and I suspect we’ll ride it the whole way down

It’s really not, when was the last time anything happened fast in healthcare

Finally, I will make a subway that crosses the park!

92nd and Broadway, CPW, 5th Ave, Lex, 2nd Avenue, follow Astoria Blvd to the Grand Central to LGA is a no-brainer.

And one of the main characters is played by Glen Howard (Dennis for the Always Sunny Fans). He does a good job of playing psychopaths.

I don't even get that kind of hit from a game though unless playing with friends, and that's because I'm with my friends. If I was playing alone I'd play for 30 minutes max and then stop.