See also the privacy-invading aggressiveness of most platforms, and the political ads and propaganda inundating people’s feeds. If social media had just remained a way to keep in touch with friends and post pictures, it would probably have remained popular.
Do they actually enforce driving laws in DFW?
Last year Windows 11 was estimated at 400 million “devices”. Thats 16-17 million possible copilot users.
https://www.pcmag.com/news/it-took-almost-4-years-but-windows-11-finally-overtakes-windows-10
And then opens 6000 job positions for AI salesmen. What a mismanaged hellhole.
Will the 4800 Xbox employees that Microsoft just laid off be rehired into these positions?
This is like those people who bought Meta glasses and then acted surprised when they got screwed. Did you really not expect something like this from Musk?
Just like in Uvalde. 🤷♂️
https://www.texastribune.org/2024/03/05/uvalde-sheriff-constable-primary/
These ads ran incessantly with a consistent message. All he had to do was say “that’s not cool” or “please stop” or “I don’t agree with that message”. It pissed off a lot of her supporters. To this day he hasn’t said “I don’t agree with what those ads claimed.”
The ads backfired and he didn’t do enough to distance himself from their message so he is left with the consequences from that decision. This includes Crockett currently not giving him her support. The ad will probably cost him the group of voters that would have put him over the top in the election in November.
You didn’t read the article in its entirety, did you?
“He did not denounce the ad”
That’s all he had to do. Instead, he let the Democratic machine do the dirty work. If you piss off minority voters in Texas by claiming the black candidate is unelectable, don’t expect them to come out and vote for you.
Yes, this happens when you run ads complaining that the black candidate you’re running against in the primary “isn’t electable”.
The lawsuit argued that DPS and Uvalde County failed to protect students and teachers — an allegation, the court acknowledged, “we quite frankly cannot disagree with.”
Even so, the appeals court said, their lawsuit argued that DPS and the county acted negligently under the Texas Tort Claims Act — a law that did not apply to their claims.
They’re ok with it. Just look at TX current governor, Lt governor, and atty general. Remember also that Ted Cruz still won his last election, and that Trump is president.
Kind of my point. Neighborhoods that aren’t zoned for hotels shouldn’t have hotels in them. Companies are buying up residential homes and basically turning them into hotels without following any of the existing zoning laws.
If the owner doesn’t live on site, it’s not a BNB. It’s a hotel. And it should be taxed, zoned, and regulated as such.
Lots of blame here on the camp, but where’s the part of the report that mentions the state refused to pay for a requested emergency warning system? Or that county residents didn’t want sirens installed?
Because they waste the income they have on crap like adding AI, and CEO bonuses/raises.
I don’t see “stop building unnecessary data centers” on this list.
Until they get sued. Lather. Rinse. Repeat. Just wasting your tax dollars.
What’s “tragic” is that Abbott keeps getting re-elected. (And Cruz. And Patrick. And Paxton.)