Yep, and “off-topic rant” contains twelve letters, a space, and a dash.
If I am misunderstanding what you are talking about, then that is more about your inability to successfully communicate than any problem I have.
> I don't know what you mean by "take this to politician place" Well, you wrote this, didn’t you? >> This regime have flagrantly violated their oaths of office, outright ignoring their Constitutional roles and instead…
First, you seem to want to take this to politician place, I was asking about the crimes ypthat these executives have committed and convicted of that deserve prison. > These types of crimes aren't generally formalized…
You are posting links to civil judgements instead of criminal ones. This thread branch is about putting folks into prison. I am asking where these people have been convicted of a criminal offense where the punishment is…
It’s remarkable to me the number of people on this site whose “heartfelt convictions” change with the direction of the political winds.
Perhaps you could just provide us one law deserving prison that they have broken instead of waving off the question?
Specifically?
What law do you believe that they have broken?
> One word, "Musk". Its a trigger word for a small majority of the population Well…it is fashionable to hate all things Elon.
The Guardian (i.e. someone on its staff) chose to publish this opinion piece. I spent 8 years of my life at a daily news organization, I know for a fact that reporters, editors, executives, and sometimes even the…
> It wasn’t pretty but my roommates were happier with some painters tape on the walls than my computer being in the kitchen. I’d be willing to bet your roommates would have been even happier if you used wifi.
> No chance 3 ever passes No chance any ever passes. Amendment’s are difficult to pass by design. The equal rights amendment which virtually nobody actually really opposes in theory in 2026 has been bantered around for…
Castro was already playing footsie with the Soviets and Castro nationalizing US business interests was one of the reasons we decided to invade. That was 64 years ago and are you suggesting here that things that happened…
> How is not bothering to understand your business If you are a lawyer how technically competent would you need to be to have complete assurance that your engineering team is now and always will be in full compliance to…
> The dickover is purely spite from the websites. No, it’s a legal CYA that provides safe harbor in case you are accused of the behavior. If a law says you need to inform, your lawyers will demand you inform even if…
So make it illegal to spy on users…not this “wishy-washy ask for their permission” first. If spying is the crux of the problem why not just solve it? Instead we are presented with some lukewarm have it both ways BS…
You are in charge of this. Just don’t buy a vehicle with one.
Most of them don't have a history of direct hostility towards the US and specifically having the willingness to allow a US foe to use their proximity to plant tactical weapons to threaten the US. Bit of a difference…
We wouldn't need a dickover at all if governments didn’t regulate it either.
Oh we care, but when it comes to cookie dickovers, we care more about making the corporate lawyers happy. I’ll admit that I definitely like collecting my paycheck much more than I worry about customer annoyance at…
For me the rule now is…use AI to analyze and summarize (but check it like a hawk). However, after some initial experimentation to see capabilities, I refuse to use it to create anything new. It’s certainly on the…
How many cuban ex-pats do you know? I would say “not many”. Every cuban ex-pat I know (and thats quite a lot because I live in FL) will tell you there is a Cuba problem. They all still have family suffering under that…
> is illegal under international law Here is a nice little brain teaser…What law would that be? And who would or could enforce said law? And if said law cannot be enforced, is it actually a law at all? > Explain how…
I made no claim that selfishness is wrong or altruism is right. Nor did i make any claims as to what life is like in the US—so I don't need any “reality checks” about what your personal beliefs are about life in the US…
Yep, and “off-topic rant” contains twelve letters, a space, and a dash.
If I am misunderstanding what you are talking about, then that is more about your inability to successfully communicate than any problem I have.
> I don't know what you mean by "take this to politician place" Well, you wrote this, didn’t you? >> This regime have flagrantly violated their oaths of office, outright ignoring their Constitutional roles and instead…
First, you seem to want to take this to politician place, I was asking about the crimes ypthat these executives have committed and convicted of that deserve prison. > These types of crimes aren't generally formalized…
You are posting links to civil judgements instead of criminal ones. This thread branch is about putting folks into prison. I am asking where these people have been convicted of a criminal offense where the punishment is…
It’s remarkable to me the number of people on this site whose “heartfelt convictions” change with the direction of the political winds.
Perhaps you could just provide us one law deserving prison that they have broken instead of waving off the question?
Specifically?
What law do you believe that they have broken?
> One word, "Musk". Its a trigger word for a small majority of the population Well…it is fashionable to hate all things Elon.
The Guardian (i.e. someone on its staff) chose to publish this opinion piece. I spent 8 years of my life at a daily news organization, I know for a fact that reporters, editors, executives, and sometimes even the…
> It wasn’t pretty but my roommates were happier with some painters tape on the walls than my computer being in the kitchen. I’d be willing to bet your roommates would have been even happier if you used wifi.
> No chance 3 ever passes No chance any ever passes. Amendment’s are difficult to pass by design. The equal rights amendment which virtually nobody actually really opposes in theory in 2026 has been bantered around for…
Castro was already playing footsie with the Soviets and Castro nationalizing US business interests was one of the reasons we decided to invade. That was 64 years ago and are you suggesting here that things that happened…
> How is not bothering to understand your business If you are a lawyer how technically competent would you need to be to have complete assurance that your engineering team is now and always will be in full compliance to…
> The dickover is purely spite from the websites. No, it’s a legal CYA that provides safe harbor in case you are accused of the behavior. If a law says you need to inform, your lawyers will demand you inform even if…
So make it illegal to spy on users…not this “wishy-washy ask for their permission” first. If spying is the crux of the problem why not just solve it? Instead we are presented with some lukewarm have it both ways BS…
You are in charge of this. Just don’t buy a vehicle with one.
Most of them don't have a history of direct hostility towards the US and specifically having the willingness to allow a US foe to use their proximity to plant tactical weapons to threaten the US. Bit of a difference…
We wouldn't need a dickover at all if governments didn’t regulate it either.
Oh we care, but when it comes to cookie dickovers, we care more about making the corporate lawyers happy. I’ll admit that I definitely like collecting my paycheck much more than I worry about customer annoyance at…
For me the rule now is…use AI to analyze and summarize (but check it like a hawk). However, after some initial experimentation to see capabilities, I refuse to use it to create anything new. It’s certainly on the…
How many cuban ex-pats do you know? I would say “not many”. Every cuban ex-pat I know (and thats quite a lot because I live in FL) will tell you there is a Cuba problem. They all still have family suffering under that…
> is illegal under international law Here is a nice little brain teaser…What law would that be? And who would or could enforce said law? And if said law cannot be enforced, is it actually a law at all? > Explain how…
I made no claim that selfishness is wrong or altruism is right. Nor did i make any claims as to what life is like in the US—so I don't need any “reality checks” about what your personal beliefs are about life in the US…