

How will this affect embedded os like freertos or vxworks? There are lightbulbs that have operating systems these days, am I going to have to show ID to turn on my light?


How will this affect embedded os like freertos or vxworks? There are lightbulbs that have operating systems these days, am I going to have to show ID to turn on my light?


The sensor size also plays a part, the pro has a pretty large sensor for a phone.


DoD: you just bombed the wrong Georgia!
ChatGPT: You’re absolutely right, and you’re right to call that out. Upon examination it does appear that there might have been a mistake with the coordinates of the missile strike. Let’s try again — this time we will double check before we launch any missiles 🚀


That sounds a lot more efficient. Just hanging the explosives isn’t going to direct the energy very well.


This is already in nightly, you can see it on the test instance here https://voyager.lemmy.ml/c/photography@lemmy.ml


I suspect the NSA already has a quantum computer capable of breaking most (if not all) forms of encryption currently in use.


The way things are going we’re going to need ddr3 mobos.


Someone with an account on an instance needs to subscribe before it shows up on that instance.


It’s almost impressive how tesla has managed to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.


The destroying angel mushroom. It’s one of the most poisonous mushrooms in existence, symptoms of poisoning don’t appear until it’s too late for treatment, and it happens to look almost identical to several common edible mushrooms, because it just hates life.


Everyone seems to be ignoring the fact that he only did this in response to a malicious dox attempt.
It also allows the calling of a Convention to amend the constitution if only 2/3 of states make application for one, without approval of Congress.


Oh, that makes a lot more sense.


Wait, what’s this if it’s closed source? https://github.com/joinloops/loops-server


That article is over a year old and it’s still not open source.


I’m familiar with Mr Lysenko and his work, trusting him was one of those poor political decisions I referred to.


As for “using products of capitalism”, ask them why they use a phone made in communist China.


There was only ever one famine in the USSR, partly caused by kulaks burning grain. There were dozens of famines under the Tsars.
The same goes for China, there were dozens of famines under the emperors.
Communism ended famine.
Were those famines caused by poor political decisions? Possibly, but both countries were emerging from feudal subsistence farming, and had been ravaged by bitter civil wars. The position they were in meant even a single poor political decision could have caused a famine, if we were in that position today, with the leaders we have, we would all be dead.
It would be ridiculously expensive for every rural and suburban area to have frequent reliable public transport.