> Amazon’s facial recognition tool wrongly identified 28 members of Congress as police suspects
How could that be wrong? They're in congress aren't they? Maybe the tool reads minds or the future because if they're not suspects now, they likely soon will be.
>PBR me ASAP!
I was raised on PBR. The brother of one of my co workers worked there. The company gave away cases of "shorts" (partially filled cans) to employees to avoid the disposal problems. All they wanted. This guy sold them for a dollar a case (1959) and we kept them in one of those old Coca Cola chest coolers.
I was only about 13 or 14, but was doing a man's job so the other guys didn't say shit when it was time to open the cooler.
Child labor laws have ruined this country.
> VERY annoyed by gore man.
Kind of cheers me up. It's obviously someone with terrible work habits. Sleeps until noon, has no imagination, has stale and boring content, works alone, likely in his mother's basement. If we're judged by the quality of our enemies, we're in trouble if this is all we've got.