@jag5081 Maybe a response to urban driving with bumper to bumper traffic and weak mass transit (SoCal, Austin, Atlanta, etc).
White collar types imagine they could be More Productive[TM] if the car managed the crawl to work.
The irony being that cars cause the delays and self-driving will cause _more_ delays because (safety algorithms).
I do like the safety features coming from the effort. I'm a super-pessimist that the cars will ever be FSD, nor should they be, and few would buy anyway.

Tesla’s Full Self-Driving technology is amazing and it will blow your mind
--Musk

Traveling at approximately 25mph (about 40kph), the Tesla hit the dummy each time.
--signed and notarized affidavit from test driver Arthur Haynie

Okay yeah, mind blown!

https://dawnproject.com/the-dawn-projects-new-advertising-campaign-highlighting-the-dangers-of-teslas-full-self-driving/

@band highly recommend The Ministry for the Future for more ideas like this. Very Dire! But also insightful.

#climateChange
https://bookshop.org/books/the-ministry-for-the-future/9780316300131

Experimental advances in audiovisual communications techniques Bell Telephone Laboratories' researchers are experimenting with: computer graphics, synthesized speech, computer-made movies and music, and designing prototypical devices

Note: all male cast 😐 Suits and ties 🤔

#history #technology #bellLabs
https://archive.org/details/0767_Incredible_Machine_The_20_26_47_00

@LiberalLibrarian
Did Adams fall at some point? On his head? Repeatedly?

@th3j35t3r @catlynne333 @AndersonArtwork

And 18 U.S.C. § 2071 would like to enter the chat. We might have the wrong SCOTUS though.

"...shall forfeit his office and be disqualified from holding any office under the United States"

https://www.archives.gov/about/laws/concealment-removal-mutilation.html

@gshevlin combined with: FBI has been putting Deutsche Bank through an extended examination these past several years. Super boring but probably important.

https://www.businessinsider.com/son-ex-deutsche-bank-executive-handed-secret-documents-to-fbi-2019-10

@Jezibaba @LiberalLibrarian very simple mental exercise.

Men: A group of 6 middle aged-ish women is going to decide if you can keep your testicles. Cool?

@Qbae I've seen a few of those and somehow didn't take the hint from the display, but lucked out.
Just give them the right of way these days.

@LiberalLibrarian
This. Cataloging fresh new material is painstaking, time consuming work. Then figuring out, okay, so what is missing...and was it classified...
I'm sure NARA staff have been hard at it all this time. To say nothing of all the damned electronic documents and messages.
Twitter. *spits*

@Beanc which icon is the "I hate it" one

@SalK a law professor and a cop to affirm:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-7o9xYp7eE

@gshevlin
3. Infrastructure Week

@ATXJane @BrianHjelleVirologist

It realistically could have taken this long for NARA archivists to catalog what they _did_ get in the previously returned records and figure out what was probably missing.

"So JavaScript, like the other dinosaur languages, has become a barrier to progress. "

Ya think? It was a terrible at birth.

https://devclass.com/2022/08/04/retire_javascript_says-json-creator-douglas-crockford

@Janet @th3j35t3r
Sir, the Clue Phone is ringing. Yes, it's for you. Sounds important, think you better take it.

@estherschindler the under-appreciated fax. Look at the fax machine - just look: patented in 1843 and still found in the wild.

@LiberalLibrarian I think we must be in the middle of a new pandemic, a brain wasting disease that manifests as arrogant entitled small-minded selfishness.

@killagator same, kitty. I'm in the fight with ya.

#laptops #fightEm