I remember someone proposing to add salt to the ocean water to counteract the effects of ice melting. Why can't we just get salt from the dead sea and dump it gradually where the AMOC's water is loosing it's salinity?

My money is that the AI will says the quiet things out loud and will insist that it is the REAL MZ.

to a Reddit clone like https://lemmy.ca/ [lemmy]

would this be enough to burst the AI bubble?

And we pinky-swear we wont fsck you later.

then wait for sodium batteries.

BTW: China now has VERY strict laws on batteries for cars.
They must not explode or catch fire if stabbed or damaged.
flooding should be covered too.

It the best defense.

"oops, sorry our satellite collided with your spy satellite by accident. It was acting off for a few months now..."

Yup, It's a trap.

One day it's free then the poison pill comes down via an update and demand money.

Proxmox all the way.

It seems there is a license required for both DisplayPort and HDMI

No mention about licensing yet:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

Another issue is that a BitCoin transaction is CPU intensive.

So much so that it takes a few minutes to process.

It's never going to beat Tap and Go

I learned PowerShell about 10 years ago. Almost against my will.

It took me over a year to be able to convert a line from CMD to PowerShell under 10 minutes.
The language is a way to force admin to learn C#.

There are lots of potholes and caveats.
The 5.1 version still returns $true for the following: Test-Path " "

Can we refrain from using X for stories?

(For those living under a rock, it's a NAZI site like Truth Social)

LLM are good at identifying things (Cancer, cars, etc.)

There are not good at making complex decisions or programming. That needs to be something else on top of LLMs.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

Biochar is the lightweight black residue, made of carbon and ashes, remaining after the pyrolysis of biomass, and is a form of charcoal.[1] Biochar is defined by the International Biochar Initiative as "the solid material obtained from the thermochemical conversion of biomass in an oxygen-limited environment".[2] Biochar is a stable solid that is rich in pyrogenic carbon and can endure in soil for thousands of years.[3]

You don't "burn" wood, you burn whatever waste wood like product that would normally be trashed.