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I was thinking the same thing. Prop 13 is a citizen-driven ballot initiative in California that changed how property taxes are assessed.

It's all selective outrage cloaked in righteousness, moral hypocrisy rules the day.

The only real defense is a clean system image stored on a removable.

As KitaYama pointed out earlier, third-party solutions tend to be resource hogs and will sometimes crash your system. The cost and the constant nagging are additional reasons I avoid them. Lastly, if your solution relies on detecting virus “signatures,” you’re wasting your money, because new...

Cheers Jon, merry Christmas 🎅

It probably wouldn't help our car insurance much but, stopping the subsidies to other countries to the tune of billions of dollars a year might make us feel better 😀

I sympathize with AI, it's probably tired of your conspiracy theories. Just kidding :D

Just to name a few: NerdWallet The Zebra Insurify Compare.com

I get that you're passionate about your beliefs, but unchecked emotions will certainly get this thread closed.

This may sound counterintuitive, but if you paste a URL or the contents of a page into an AI like ChatGPT or Grok, it can often analyze the text, images, claims, and patterns and point out red flags.

Let me play devil’s advocate for a minute. Let’s say you’re a smart guy maybe an engineer not rich, but making a good living. You invent a new widget and instantly become a millionaire, and you happen to live in the great state of Texas. You’ve paid all the taxes that federal and state...

I don't fear assimilation, I made a general statement about how Western civilizations grapple with automation.

The robotics revolution was inevitable. Western civilization has been so successful that the need to reproduce has become less urgent. We are at a fork in the road, continue importing third-world values and poverty, or embrace robotics because someone, or something, has to do the grunt work. If...

The R & D costs will be built-in for generations.

"Change is the only constant"

Calling this a recession overstates the case. Inflation has not accelerated during the year; it has remained roughly flat around 3 percent. The S&P 500 is up double digits year to date, which is not what recessions typically look like. Employment growth has slowed, but the labor market remains...

Does the ignore function work better if you announce it first?

Maybe it's our natural progression...