In the cockpit voice recording, one of the pilots is heard asking the other why did he cutoff. The other pilot responded that he did not do so." https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cx20p2x9093t

Until there’s independent evidence otherwise I’m going to assume either fudged maintenance reports or the switch designer at boeing is about to commit suicide by shooting themself in the back of the head hours before talking to the press.

Isn’t not having kids more impactful than anything as that’s entire person’s life of co2 you’re not creating.

Any reminders set in any reminders/task type apps? My phone sometimes picks up those as alarms.

A warriors drink

Ftfy

You haven’t seen Britain since 1490?

Dementia must be really bad if he thinks he can

The line must be drawn here!

They are (which is the point) the countries are in orange USA (as an overall average) and el Salvador are the only countries that make it on to the list.

Very true. I’m not saying it’s something that would be soon. These are discussions that should be now, to help determine morally where we as societies want to go with the new technology.

While this is fabulous news I do worry that there could be similar done for other genetic conditions that are far more contentious as to whether they’re a disability not.

Neurodivergence is the one that springs to mind right away. The majority of people on the autism spectrum are at level 1. While it has negatives there are positives into thinking and seeing the world differently.

How many of those would have been ‘curered’ in the womb by scared parents who’ve just been told that their child will be born autistic? Scared parents who’s fear will mean when hearing that they think of someone at the far end of level 3.

Then what about for ADHD and dyslexia.

What about other physical conditions like dwarfism etc.

Pretty sure that’s the point they’re trying to make.

In the UK basic SMS is free but if you want to send a media message it’s hella expensive

Got your number

You could just do that first

Which is why they’re looking to add a easy to reed short overview.

some article summaries can be quite dense and filled with technical jargon, but that Al features needed to be cleared labeled as such and that users needed an easy to way to flag issues with "machine-generated/remixed content once it was published or generated automatically.

I feel like if they feel that this is an issue generate the summary in the talk page and have the editors refine and approve it before publishing. Alternatively set an expectation that the article summaries are in plain English.

Also for people who’ve lost one or both.

This hit the news a few years ago. Basically, if it says “blend of EU and non EU honey” it’s for Chinese sugar water in it.

Oh I see. Yes, maybe they’ve realised that getting seen like that isn’t helping, especially as they’ve been doing a lot to do with workers rights which clearly is going unnoticed if you think their “whole deal” has been cutting essential services and austerity. (though I’d argue that it’s not essential for people like my dad who’s on a final salary pension of about £35k plus his state pension to receive winter fuel allowance)

Absolutely this.

Themes water should have been allowed to go bust so the government could buy it back super cheap.

I’m glad at least it looks like the threat of them forcing them not to take bonuses will be making them voluntarily not take them. Plus the whole personal liability for pollution thing so that the execs can end up with prison time if they don’t get their act together.