Indeed. I saw a proposal that the Library of Congress should run a public cloud that citizens can use for these kinds of public-good networks and services. It would be protected by the first amendment. However, we're seeing that even constitutional protections don't matter under authoritarianism

All the most expensive houses in my area are far away from public transit. Y'all don't understand: having to drive isn't a luxury, it's a curse

Waze reports your driving to your insurance? How do they know who your insurance is? Source?

Just say yuppies, it's cleaner

How would we ensure the EU then doesn't turn around and start surveilling everyone on their public network? I'm not too trusting of a social media from the same government trying to push Chat Control

I tried to put him to bed an hour earlier (so, the same time he's used to), but somehow he knows. He can detect the change even though he can't read clocks, and insists on jumping around the house an hour longer

me. it's my kid.

I mean AI is going to take all our jobs anyway, so caring for elders and children will be one of the last, most coveted professions

Oh wow I listen to most of these bands. Have you heard Calva Louise? You might dig them

Vader when he took his mask off vibes

We gave society a robot that can read at a higher reading level than they can (3rd grade), and now we're surprised they don't know how to use it correctly