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Kent Sharkey wrote: I thought backscatter wasn't anything really new though?
Conceptually, no, but making it work through a metal and plastic shell at very low power is something of an accomplishment. If it works as advertised.
That'll probably be the drawback: you'll nave to wear a hat with a rotational antenna.
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Our chronic sleep deficits play a big role in our difficulty focusing on one task. But—and no surprise here—so do our cellphones and constant stream of emails. Because you never know when you might need to ... SQUIRREL!
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Ah, but
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Researchers have discovered multiple instances of unsigned firmware in computer peripherals that can be used by malicious actors to attack laptops and servers running Windows and Linux. Can I just mark it with an X?
How nice of them to include a list of vulnerable devices. That should save the hackers loads of effort.
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So if someone can hack into your phone or computer to install a malware program that will allow them to do anything they want, they can use that malware program to replace any unsigned firmware with a malware program that will allow them to do anything they want?
Sounds bad.
If they did that, they could use the malware program that replaced the unsigned firmware to install a malware program that would allow them to do anything they want.
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The Red Hat survey found that proprietary software usage is in decline as open-source software continues its take over of the enterprise software world. Free is good
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The number of individual users migrating from weven to Linux is obviously a big contributor to this, as it means that more professionals are becoming familiar with Linux's quirks.
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Ever since Microsoft decided to end the support for Windows 7, several groups have been asking the company to release the source code of Windows 7 to allow to independent developers to work and provide support to the existing users. Because that's what's been stopping them from maintaining WIndows 7: a lack of disc space
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Kent Sharkey wrote: to allow to independent developers to work and provide support to the existing users.
Yeah, right...   
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In other news, farmer Giles has been trying to give his pigs flying lessons.
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asia.nikkei.com[^]
One stunned engineer from a major Japanese automaker examined the computer and declared, "We cannot do it."
Q: What did the German engineer say about the Tesla Model 3?
A: It's a Volts wagon that you can drive without Hans.
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But was it "We cannot do it, because it is so advanced", or "We cannot do it, because our laws don't allow us to risk killing people"?
And it's only six years because they're Japanese -- the Chinese would do it in six weeks.
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Quote: The real reason for holding off? Automakers worry that computers like Tesla's will render obsolete the parts supply chains they have cultivated over decades, the engineer said.
Such systems will drastically cut the number of electronic control units, or ECUs, in cars. For suppliers that depend on these components, and their employees, this is a matter of life and death.
Just going from ICE to an electric drive train is good for an ~40% reduction in the number of parts in a car (mostly because the engine and transmission are nothing but fiddly bits); but apparently the supply chain carnage is going to be even more widespread than that. ![Rose | [Rose]](https://codeproject.global.ssl.fastly.net/script/Forums/Images/rose.gif)
Did you ever see history portrayed as an old man with a wise brow and pulseless heart, weighing all things in the balance of reason?
Is not rather the genius of history like an eternal, imploring maiden, full of fire, with a burning heart and flaming soul, humanly warm and humanly beautiful?
--Zachris Topelius
Training a telescope on one’s own belly button will only reveal lint. You like that? You go right on staring at it. I prefer looking at galaxies.
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A new method for generating electricity means that pretty soon you may never have to charge your phone again. “ What I really need is a droid that understands the binary language of moisture vaporators”
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We taught the AI how to win us in strategy games...
We started generating electricity "out of thin air" using bacteria...
soon enough the AI reduced us to this [holding an alkaline battery in the hand]
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But they'll only work until the cathoda virus spreads.
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C++ “move” semantics are simple, but they are still widely misunderstood. This post is an attempt to shed light on that situation. "Ya like to move it"
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Facebook CEO reiterates his arguments in FT op-ed, calls for tech to be treated somewhere between newspapers and telcos in Munich speech Especially anyone that competes with Facebook
Treated "somewhere between newspapers and telcos". Companies that produce a product you put under your pet birds, and companies that compete on the loathing scale. I think MarkieZ may be on to something.
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That they need to be regulated is for sure and our of discussion, but I kind of don't trust his "good will" and "kind heart" trying to explain us what to do to avoid an evil he has created or helped to create.
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It is often the regulated who sought to be regulated. They help to write the regulations to hinder upstarts who can't possibly afford the resources to wade through and comply with the regulations.
Be careful what you wish for.
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That's why I said "They have to be regulated, but I don't trust him to do it"
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Maybe he is bored and does his best work when presented with constraints?
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So he's saying he wants laws that block the publication of fake news?
Sounds like fake news.
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Nothing is stopping Zuckerberg from doing what he advocates.
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And also, crucial point, the software may be wrong and we'll never be released by these angels of death It's either AI, or we go back to the reliable Magic 8-ball
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