NutWrench
I just watched his presentation here. He did no such thing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MVzzNof3wqU
Do you have a video that shows this?
“Butters! Are you looking at 3D gravitational hyperbolic topography?”
“No Dad! Just looking at porn!”
No. YOU hide your head in a bag, Senator. You’re an embarrassment to your state.
Socialism
A system of government where the country’s wealth is concentrated into a small, ruling class of billionaires, who use the media they own to keep the lower classes fighting with each other while they . . . the rich . . . run off with all the farking money.
Oh wait. that’s capitalism. I don’t know how I got those two systems confused.
Guys like Miller can’t understand the idea of self-sacrifice if there’s no money or personal gain to be had, later. He’s frustrated because he can’t figure out the “angle” and it’s no more complicated than for the good of the nation. And that’s a completely alien idea to him.
Remember this the next time Forbes publishes some feel-good article about how “household income is keeping up with inflation.”
A few decades ago, only a single wage earner was needed to keep up with inflation. Now the “household income” includes everyone in it except the family dog. So financially, you might be keeping up, but the quality of life for everyone in the household is going down.
You ARE required to identify yourself. Beyond that, you don’t have to answer any questions.
Sadly, News media has been consolidating for the last 50 years. In the 1980s, every tv/radio station was ultimately owned by one of about 40 companies. Today, they’re all owned by SIX.
It is now owned by six billionaires and their families. And if those six people decide that something isn’t going to be talked about, then it won’t be talked about.
However, the HDMI app will not be able to scan the new labels. Instead, according to the HDMI LA, a message will appear indicating that a QR reader app must be used.
I bet it will be a proprietary QR app that will data-mine the hell out of you.
Don’t rely on corporations to protect your privacy. Ever. Use freeware and open-source software to protect it yourself.