We both know he was using the broken tail light as probable cause for a stop. He wanted him to pull over because he suspected he was drunk or on drugs or simply because he was black with a broken tail light.
As soon as the man didn't pull over the cop got his hackles up and now he was definitely going to stop him. Escalation is the way with cops.
Well I think it does, because they don't know literally everything about us yet. But they will one day if we don't fight back.
As Doctorow points out, 'Saying security and privacy don't matter because you have nothing to hide is like saying freedom of speech doesn't mater because you have nothing to say.'
It's a very short-sighted view. Those rights will be taken from you if you don't protect them.
This is why companies have cheap toilet paper by the way. Not because they necessarily hate their employees, but because it would get stolen and they'd need three times as much.
Also one of the reasons why the huge rolls exist like you see at airports: impractical to use at home.
Oil has a bad reputation but how lucky we are to have it. How does a civilization on a planet without hydrocarbons make the leap to a technological species?
It's not impossible, but it's got to be a lot harder.
When they do boil off they need to make sure to have a hell of a lot of cocktail sauce and melted butter on hand.
It could simply be that the rise of life is wildly more rare than we think.
I read that stuff a few weeks ago. And the responses and discussion on Kagi's Discord. I'll continue to monitor Kagi's behavior, of course, but for now I prefer Kagi. I get far more relevant results with no advertising noise and as much or as little "AI" assistance as I want.
Google is a cesspool and DDG is simply inferior - worthy, but inferior.
There's a reason Primus' Les Claypool mentions the 7 Layer Burrito in "Wynonna's Big Brown Beaver".
The shit was good.
McDonald's Beef tallow fries. One of the great losses of my early life.
Try Kagi. Paid search engines are the future in order to extract yourself from the enshittification of "free" search engines.
Thanks for the lecture, professor.