From Ofcom's own website: "Most of Ofcom's funding comes from fees paid to us by the companies we regulate"

Many people believe the only alternative to Windows is Apple, whose computers are so expensive (and different from what they're used to) that they'll put up with a lot more than we've already seen before switching.

Cheater made articles about himself to increase visibility a little bit. Then the editors noticed and removed them to reduce visibility back to zero. Now the media caught on and increased visibility by a lot. Nice job doing the cheater's bidding!

I hadn't heard of this paper before. Now it seems some paper-pushers are afraid of what it says.

I suspect the general problem is letting third parties publish packages in official distribution without any review.

Compare with Debian, where each package has a maintainer who's independent of that package's developer.

Much slower, yes, but when you don't need the bleeding edge, that stability is worth a lot.

Is this the paper the article refers to? Publication date is rougly correct... https://pubs.acs.org/doi/full/...

Looks like additional evidence that an AI can escape boxes.

https://www.astronomy.ohio-sta...

Assuming you can collect every proton that hits your surface, and that it's perfectly perpendicular to the sun (which won't be true on a rotating Moon), you could get 1 liter of H2O per 4.64 km^2 and 24 hours. Seems expensive.

3*10^12 protons / m^2 * s.

1 mole of water is 6.022*10^23 molecules, so 12.044*10^23 protons.

We assume we get the electrons for free.

1 mole of water is 18 mL.

So to gather 1 liter, we'd need 12.044*10^23 / 3*10^12 m^2 s

= 401,466,666,666 m^2 s

= 401*10^9 m^2 s

= 401*10^3 km^2 s

= 4.64 km^2 days

Google had 86.83% marketshare in March 2025. How much more until they're a monopoly by your reckoning?

I've seen this movie. It's called The Island .

As technology improves, the race to the bottom moves forward.

The only viable solution I can imagine is UBI, but implementing that will require a working democracy.

Or have old functions removed.

They have a page on Wikimedia Commons, but strangely it is not linked from their .org domain: https://commons.wikimedia.org/...

Given that we can't expand the Earth, those of us who stay here will have to deal with some fundanmental limits a great deal sooner.

Give it another decade or so, then we can compare with Taliban-ruled Afghanistan.