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California state government computer department is useless
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Fails audit

Even if it is home to Silicon Valley California's state government has failed its computer audit.

California cops want to give shotguns to robots
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Even Robocop has the right to bear arms 

California police are still pursuing the option to give shotguns to robots to create real life terminators.

California might make AI a legal liability
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AI can't be used to screen out applicants

A newly proposed amendment to California's hiring discrimination laws would make AI-powered employment decision-making software a source of legal liability.

Californians are fed up with outdated money grubbing US electricity companies
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Buying their own solar power


Power blackouts and rising electricity costs have inspired "a small but growing number of Californians" to leave the power grid altogether for their own home-generated energy.

California refuses to fund Tesla
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Didn't you say you were leaving the state?

A California state panel on Friday rejected a request from Elon Musk’s SpaceX for $655,500 in state job and training funds, citing the chief executive’s recent threats to move Tesla, the electric carmaker that he also runs, out of the state.

Telcos sue California
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04 October 2018

Telcos sue California


We demand that you prop up our monopoly and pay what we tell you

Four lobby groups representing the broadband industry today sued California to stop the state's new net neutrality law which will prevent them creating a two tier internet and charging what they like.

Trump sues California over net neutrality
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You must obey the telcos period

Russian-backed US president Donald (Prince of Orange) Trump has sued the State of California for setting up a net neutrality law to stop telco monopolies throttling customers.

California’s High Speed Rail delayed by 3 years
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Silicon Valley to Central Valley line will cost $20.6 billion

California’s very costly 220mph high-speed rail (HSR), which was approved by voters in 2008, will not be accepting passengers until at least 2025, according to a new business plan released by the state’s high speed rail authority last month.

Samsung's 4K Blu-ray player arrives early in California
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Video and Audio Center is first-to-market

For folks in Southern California, the wait for 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray players has gotten shorter by a couple weeks thanks to a new promotional offering by Santa Monica-based store Video and Audio Center, which began offering Samsung’s first 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray player on Friday.

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