Good doctors often have more incentive to overbook, and even less incentive to stop bad office practices as long as people keep putting up with it.

I give them 5 minutes unless there’s an emergency, then it’s 15. After that I reschedule, or move to a different doctor.

Any practice that can’t keep a schedule, isn’t worth working with. Worst case scenario, take a vacation to Mexico and talk to a doctor there. Cheaper, faster, and probably better care than a US general practitioner.

Sure, lets just move that iron mine to the US…

Anyone know how much ram is in one of those security dogs?

Trap door spider.

It wasn’t what I’d call a highway vehicle, but it would get your around town. No power, but it weighed nothing so they were ok for slow off road use. If you draft a big enough semi you can get them up to 85.

While I don’t have a problem with executions, the evidentiary standards to prevent innocent deaths make the practice essentially arbitrary. It’s better and more affordable to just lock them away forever. Some countries do go so far as to always allow a possibility of parole, but I don’t think their methods would translate as well to other nations.

Death penalty on the spot, no exceptions.

Women tend to dominate care positions, nursing, teaching, and child care. None of them are going to be touched by AI, other than massive head aches caused in teaching kids to lazy to learn. Outside of those, women are in no different position than men when facing automation.

When a government official loses and arbitrary and capricious action lawsuit, it shouldn’t just reverse the policy, it should trigger an automatic removal review.

Sci-fi as it’s not based around magic, even though the technology as presented often appears magical in nature.

Remember this is the justice that’s in Leonard Leo’s pocket. The bullshit he’s spouting is why.

Great work, but never get a job doing what you love. You’ll just learn to hate it.

GrapheneOS is limited to specific hardware. And a strip of thermite will absolutely end any flash memory, while being stable and safe to handle. 300c isn’t that hard to reach.

Legally the problem becomes the existence of data. If it exists, it can be subpoenaed, and you can rot in jail until you comply. Destruction has a simpler hurdle of making sure it happens due to others negligence or before it’s under other jurisdiction.

They can’t extract anything from a device that’s no longer a device. Even if the defendant is required to hand over passwords, there is opportunity to eliminate the device before it’s out of control of the defendant, prior to receiving a legal order to preserve it, or the execution of a search.

Basically make a burner phone that’s literally a burner.

We’re going to need phone cases that require a password, and destroy the phone if tampered with. And a signal blocking bag for occasions.

Take a look at most economic charts on the value of labor.

I haven’t felt valued since 1981.

The vindictive prosecution case against the DoJ should keep him here longer than Trump.

Trump? At my door? No idea what you’re talking about. He was never here. My security cameras are just for show, they didn’t see nothing. Good lick finding him.