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The other 51 percent for are sophisticated economic analysts who ended up hoarding toilet paper and pasta during Covid.

> For those that went through Brexit, can you detail when the larger population realized it was stupid?

49 percent for sure knew and voted against.

Long long before.

Anyone feel confident that the companies who benefit massively from MITRE are even now planning to step in and provide significant funding?

To install an AI update you didn't ask for, do not need and cannot turn off?

CEO's have a "replication crisis" and they join and leave companies on huge salary and equity packages having totally failed to turn around or deliver the growth they were hired for. The fact that they did it in one place is no guarantee they can "reproduce" their first success and chance has more of a role than anybody will admit.

> and it's impossible to keep extending their service lives.

B52 projected to last till 2050

> It’s a new plane!

First flown in 2006. Introduced 2016.

The company with a board of directors responsible to shareholders noping out of anywhere isn't a choice.

see Apple's 14 billion tax troubles in Ireland. For years these companies have been using the European operations as part of the tax avoidance schemes.

Don't mess with the Flemish has been good advice for 600 of the last thousand years.

>yes it's a security issue but you wouldn't "expect" to get fined millions of dollars.

The penalties are based on percentage of turnover.

Can't blame a rogue junior engineer if that happens.

Sanitize your outputs?