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Cox charges $5/mo for theirs, at least in this area. Every time I change plan (not often) they send another, because there's no way to opt out, so I have to lug it back over to them and get a receipt in case they lose it or something.
The DoD said that?
This isn't new, btw. If Trump and Biden admins agree, there must be a reason. Probably not spy chips.
https://www.reuters.com/world/cxmt-sues-pentagon-over-inclusion-list-companies-tied-chinas-military-2026-08-29/
Public transit isn't magically free to build and operate. You have to pay for it, one way or another.
Edit: the local trains in Japan are pretty inexpensive to ride, 200-350 yen. But the Shinkansen is 11k to 15k yen.
High speed trains that nobody can afford aren't going to stop people from abusing drugs and driving like their life has no worth, either. It's a nice thing to aspire to, but not a solution.
OpenPrinting has two driver options listed. The CUPS driver is probably the easier of the two, but not sure as I haven't used ghostscript.
They have a link to a konica minolta website where you can download the CUPS drivers, or you can get the ones hosted by openprinting. Not sure how much I...
I would consider it a possibility that the use of any of these AI services *could* be a supply chain risk, but I do agree that singling out Anthropic and barring only them completely from any governmental use is a bit of a reach and unfair. I think I agree with the judge on this one.
Looks like someone took a hacksaw to the heatsink.
I think that's a cutout in the backplate, exposing some features on the back of the board. Unless it's definitely covering the whole board?
Edit: it is a little bent out near the rear io though.
Tax could go toward supporting the poor peons who are out of work because of AI, not that I think it probably would. It would also reduce the profitability of running a business around AI, which is a good thing imo. The little guy isn't making money with AI anyway, and if they are, they aren't...
AI tax makes sense. Tipping AI seems retarded to me. The AI isn't being paid, the company is. Therefore, the tip does not provide the AI any incentive to do better. Rather, it gives the AI an excuse for doing worse, since it isn't being paid sub minimum wage like workers who receive tips.