That was 9 years ago???!!!!

Thank you for blindly trying out the recipe to see what it makes for us.

I've been through booth, Overall nothing I'd ever plan a trip specifically for, but everyone has their own interests.

Ithaca - the town itself; no. There's a lot of cool hiking trails, and some water falls/scenic views nearby if you're into that. Cornell University is also there, if you like exploring old architecture there's some neat buildings.

Troy also no, unless you want to visit a town that looks like it hasn't changed since 1980. It is right next to Albany, the state capitol, so there's that.

Unfortunately until they are no longer "vital infrastructure" to governments, they will just get bailed out. I guess the best we can hope for is they disappear into obscurity as just another corporate software package that could easily be replaced by a spreadsheet.

Nah, the fake trees are getting better at blending into the forest.

This images has some tells that is was generated, it's possible some post clean up was done but when's the last time you've seen a mug with two handles? I'll admit those do exists, so it could be the artist's choice. On the painting on the book case, splitting the mouse's head in half is also certainly a choice....

Looking at the "game" it self, someone else mentioned the mouse doesn't fit in the tunnels. The gaps are inconsistent as well, some areas of the map are inaccessible, regardless of the characters Sir. The big cheeses are all different, and some of the cheese dots go over the green walls. Those aren't mistakes someone would make by hand, especially considering the amount of detail in the rest of the image. If it was a kid's doodle, I'd be a bit more forgiving.

AI is getting better, it's hard to tell what is and what isn't AI at a glance, especially when a human cleans up some of the obvious mistakes. These days you really have to scrutinize an image on the technical details/logic of it to decide.

Ooo so wiping data is destruction of property now? That means data is property.

Let's apply that to Microsoft for the times their updates wiped user data, to apple when you take the phone in for a screen repair and they "had" to wipe your data, to Sony for deleting movie collections, and all the data collectors for stealing property....

Good. If they want security, hire security. No store clerk should be expected to intervene. Most they should be responsible for is keeping them self safe and and calling a manager/police once its safe for them to do.

Meanwhile Windows; Hi, you saved a file earlier? Let's search for it. Nope, can't find it, do you want to search Bing? No? [A few minutes later] Ooo, so sorry you're offline and can't download it. Too bad.

Ios; you want to open the file in an app? OK, click 7 buttons and we'll make a local copy stored in the app's specific folder you didn't know existed.

Chrome; what's a file?

Linux; which file browser would you like to use today?

Am I just missing it, or is there no list of of these infected apps on the posted article or the reference the article links to. To me, that is the most important information.

The headline/title needs to be extended to include the rest of the sentence

"and then sent them to a minor"

Yes, this sicko needs to be punished. Any attempt to make him the victim of " the big bad government" is manipulative at best.

Edit: made the quote bigger for better visibility.

"Even if they are not linked, services can still share data" Isn't that the whole point!?

what did I just read? That woman needs to dump that boy. That boy needs reeducation on basic cleaning.

This gives the same vibes as "I don't wash my privates because it's gay".