an otter wrote:We're like, 3 years from Alexa calling the cops on you for stuff it overheard, right?
yeah, why people bought these things in the first place is boggling
Edgy Take: Communist governments enforce social credit systems onto its citizens, Capitalist governments incentivize their citizens to opt in through consumer term agreements
I'm trying to figure out how this thing is supposed to tell if you're bored, and my best guess is that it won't actually care and will instead just try to huck disposable entertainment at you incessantly until you give in.
Many of those resources have focused on the city’s large homeless population, considered most at risk for contracting the flea-borne illness. This same time last year, California’s homeless population was threatened by an outbreak of hepatitis A, another disease associated with impoverishment and poor sanitation, which killed 21 people and infected hundreds.
i can't hear the phrase "are you one of them" in any voice other than sufjan steven's in "john wayne gacy jr," which makes this tweet extra bonus cursed
On Hipinion, posters taxed their bonds and brotherhood, pushing themselves to the brink as a board and as buds.
The 30-acre prison on the southeast outskirts of Raleigh, near Interstate 40, looks like a scruffy, low-slung college laced in cyclone fencing topped with concertina wire. It has a permanent population of about 1,700 inmates, ages 16 to 89, and also processes 200 to 240 women per month who are entering the North Carolina penal system.
Those doing time here wear color-coded uniforms: yellow (pre-trial protected custody), fuchsia (new arrival), teal (minimum security), purple (medium and close-watch security) or burgundy (death row).