This guy at least matched the subway train speed by running between two stops:
https://youtu.be/PH_Z8Ghuq6E

Here's a parkour version as well:
https://youtu.be/tXMPRK2LQAE

Tokenization seems to mean taking an asset with value, creating a fake representation of it, selling that to someone in exchange for valuable money, and then laughing all the way to the bank. In the case of a bank doing this, the only difference seems to be that there is not as much laughing involved, because they are already at the bank. And in the case of a bank doing this with "stable" coins (that aren't actually stable), they're also skipping the "asset with value" step.

I do not like this Sam-I-am, I do not like the JVM.

Seconded on the Tapo line. I got a Tapo C120 earlier this year and they are surprisingly cheap (currently $28 at B&H) and fairly easy to work with. I found that I needed to initially connect it to their cloud service to get their app working with it, but once that worked, I removed its ability to phone home by blocking the MAC address from the internet on my router. I can still connect to it with RTSP and stream with VLC, replay video with their app, etc. with no need for internet connectivity. Just be aware that if it can't connect to an NTP server that the timestamp in the video will be off... but you can disable the timestamp. It also logs decent resolution video and low bitrate audio to microSD which is handy. I get about two weeks of archived 24/7 footage with a 256 GB card. One drawback is that it is limited to using 2.4 GHz WiFi, which I find to have more interference than 5 GHz in my location. Everyone's situation is different in that regard though.

The latest Sun SPARC arrived at the speed of light... unfortunately it still runs Slowaris

From TFA: out of 15 patients, one patient died during the study. Hope it wasn't due to the treatment...

I did this as well with Windows 3.11, but it required using Stacker/DriveSpace (can't remember which) and also using XDF to increase the capacity of the disk from 1.44 MB to ~1.8 MB. The end result was bootable and it could load Program Manager.

Let's eat, grandma

Let's eat grandma

Commas are important

Good to know, thanks. I find that thumb-based trackballs give me tendonitis pretty quickly, so I think I would have to use the M505. But I would think most of the highlights you mentioned for the M501 would likely apply to it as well.

Their M505 looks like a reasonable alternative. I'll give it a spin sometime, thanks.

As long as Logitech brings back their Trackman Marble trackball, they can do whatever they want with their board of directors.

...still only support 2.4 GHz.

If Boeing is looking for something more innovative than their existing designs, they should consider acquiring Boom Technology to obtain their Overture supersonic plane, and then scale the production of it to reduce costs and improve revenue passenger miles. There's already an order backlog for the Overture as well.

Here's a video of the final XB-1 demonstrator test flight: https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

They had me until "long travel times" for the keys.

There is... Slashdot's Firehose:
https://m.slashdot.org/firehos...