...it was storing the cloud's authentication code .... in the cloud. And I guarantee nobody learns their lesson!

Supposedly - adding a small amount of red seaweed reduced the methane by 50-90%... https://insideclimatenews.org/... They should try this out on a national trial basis and see how it goes.

...and I just checked what Facebook features exist - there's not much. How'd they lose track of that?... like physically how? Sounds like a amateur hour at the house of FAANG.

Agile is a complete mystery to me. I have no "Agile" experience, so my 20+ years of programming in 15+ languages seem to mean nothing to anyone. It's like being mocked for not being a pilot, while you're never allowed to set foot on a plane. I would love to purchase some Agile, if it's for sale... but it usually sounds like developers hate it. So, I'm not that sorry I don't have "subjected to daily interrogations" experience - that sounds like hell, but apparently I need a "been through hell" certificate to get an interview. It's a terrible market for developers, everyone is so specific - and DEVELOPERS are NOT DEVOPS! STOP demanding we know all 100 selections of software that ONLY your company picked - that's profoundly stupid.

If you just take elementary arithmetic and treat it as "assembly"... it makes things much easier. I'm writing a book on how to do assembly from arithmetic, through algebra, vectors, and calculus. I can finally do differential equations!! But, I still have no need for them myself. https://eal.dev/alg

I think the main advancement was the ability to just use analog voltage instead of digital multiplication for all the node junctions. Also the self-training, by adjusting the weight values automatically with a comparator seems electrically simpler than having to re-compute those values in a processor. You might be able to compress more nodes into a smaller area with this design, and each cycle of calculation seems to just be an electrical pulse to propagate the voltage. I suspect the implementation was too experimental to attempt a multi-layer network, but I don't see why the resistor grid could not be made into layers - the interconnect between them may be a challenge, but it should be feasible.

Because that's a responsible thing for a security-minded IT management company to do in the current geopolitical landscape, yup yup... I think we would all love to know what executive suggested that one.

Then came LibreOffice, Samba, and Thunderbird... I only use Win10 when required by clients, and it always feels like going back in time to a slow clunky platform. The hard disk in Win10 still just grinds and grinds...

Really? millisecond transactions? who the flying hell wants or needs that?? Oh yeah, money launderers!!

McCully told Krebs. "Just because we host something, it doesn't say anything about [what] we do and don't support; our opinions don't come into hosted content decisions."

It absolutely does say what you do and don't support - your clients matter and what they do matters as well. If you are willing to work with conspiracy theorists in the vapid name of "free speech" then I can see your company has no moral compass, ethics, or values - only a focus on profit. You are not a public gas station, or grocery store - you have contracts, meaning you choose who you work with. I suggest you choose better.