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ghostsniper
ghostsniper
3 months ago

Know how to tell if someone is a vegetarian?
Just wait 30 seconds and they’ll tell you.

In 2 years you will be so sick of AI you could scream bloody murder.
I’m in the middle, now, as there are parts of it I like and a BIG part that gets on my nerve.

In the bigger pik, I’m teetering on the edge of dumping ALL technology over the side. It’s all becoming more of a burden than a convenience.

DT
DT
3 months ago
Reply to  ghostsniper

“dumping ALL technology’
I think you’ll find that’s not possible without going hard-core off the grid. And even that’s hard to do (you have a business. taxes? property? bank transactions?). Your absence would be noted. Your attempt will be noted. Being “remote” doesn’t hide you; actually makes you easier to pick out. IF they want you; WHEN they want you.
Think “counter-intelligence” and funny as it sounds, counter-counter-intelligence. Immerse yourself in technology.

ghostsniper
ghostsniper
3 months ago
Reply to  DT

Because I’m in a public forum I can’t go into detail but I have accomplished about 90% of your “off grid” scenario 25+ years ago.

I’ve written here and other places many times, when you live in a land of criminal tyranny you have to get used to the idea of living as an outlaw. outlaw = outside the law

Events over the past few months have proven to me that technology is a farce. When it works as it’s supposed to life can be wonderfully convenient, but when it fails simultaneously on multiple levels it’s ugly heart is revealed.

I prefer low level success over high level failure because peace of mind is my ultimate goal.

DT
DT
3 months ago
Reply to  ghostsniper

It’s not the technology you have or don’t have, it’s the technology they do have

Snakepit Kansas
Snakepit Kansas
3 months ago
Reply to  ghostsniper

My manager wanted me to look at some applicants resume. It was perfect. Too perfect it screamed AI. I told my manager the applicant may not be able to think on his/her feet and to throw that resume out.

Snakepit Kansas
Snakepit Kansas
3 months ago

Speaking of California………..I am driving from Van Nuys back to Pasadena earlier today. There is some beautiful country on that stretch through the mountains. I get near my turn-off and turned too early. Look back and all clear so I cross the double white lines and get back on the highway. Traffic is only moving at 20MPH max. Easy and safe move with a big gap to pull into. I get back on the highway and a CA HIPO catches my view. Shit. Sure enough I make my exit and get pulled over. I roll down my window, both hands at 10 o’clock on the steering wheel with driver license in hand and I call him SIR! Young officer, physically fit with a neatly trimmed mustache. We jabber about crossing double white lines and I am respectful the whole time. He updates me on CA law, asks me if I need directions and then tells me to be on my way. Nice guy. Even if he gave me a ticket, so what?

Now what do you think would have happened if I had a case of the ass when he approached my rental car? Answer: Ticket.

YOUTUB is full of vidoes of people getting pulled over, getting crazy stupid and turning a warning into a felony.

GrayDog
GrayDog
3 months ago

I never call my subordinates “Sir”. Maybe that’s just how I was raised.
Otherwise, do everything you think you need to do to prevent you and your dog from being shot.

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