Honestly I thought they shut that thing down years ago. I stopped using it when it was completely taken over by bots and became impossible to find good paying jobs, but for a while I made some nice beer money on the side from it.

By definition, not in theory.

The suspect must have been well out of it if the noise from the drone didn't wake them up. So deeply under, in fact, that there was probably zero risk from them in the first place.

That's the origin of jaywalking laws.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

Houses here are made of bricks and mortar, not wood and plasterboard. Drilling a hole in an exterior wall is not as easy as you may think.

Itâ(TM)s not a question of affording central air. Most homes here don't have air ducts and that's not the sort of thing you can just retrofit.

Reform's leader in Wales was recently imprisoned for taking Russian bribes to push their talking points. Farage used to say the same kinds of things, and the only difference between Nathan Gill and Farage is that they could prove it. We do know, however, that he took five million from a Thailand-based crypto billionaire and that it's just a coincidence that Farage started promoting cryptocurrency shortly after. It's not an either/or situation.

For accuracy's sake the people in Titan didn't drown. Given how fast it happened they would have been simultaneously roasted and crushed.

I bet they post on /. using monospace too.

The day after the referendum there was a spike in Google searches for "what is the EU?". Not the day before, the day after.
These people live among us.

Then let me teach you a British saying: wind your neck in.

You're right. When it comes to surgery we should be talking about the bleeding edge.

If it had been released the first thing I'd do is look for the off switch.

kane pixel isn't a YouTuber in that sense. He's someone who made videos and just put them on YouTube, not someone who makes videos for YouTube like Mr Beast or one of those people who just sit and do pieces to camera and call it "content".

Should Google Go Nuclear?
I'm sure they invited other guest speakers besides the late Dr. Bussard, but that's the link I have bookmarked from nearly two decades ago. It just shows that the people with the really big data centres have been thinking about building their own nuclear power stations for quite some time.

I still think it's a shame that Polywell never amounted to anything but the talk is still interesting because Dr. Bussard also covers a few things that we could accomplish with cheap, plentiful fusion power.