What ever has happened to depmod -a? Maybe after some "modprobe -r" for modules you don't need. Should at least do the job until the next kernel update, but until then you should have blacklisted whatever you really don't want to be loaded.
Douglas Adams was a prophet. I hope the makers of the robot have given it reasonable protection against intrusive advertising.
"Centigrade" is a nonsense term nobody uses except Americans who can't memorize "Celsius". A centigrade would be 1/100th degree like a centimeter is 1/100th meter or a centigram is 10^-2 g. The SI unit is degrees Celsius, not "centigrades" or centipedes or Fumbleheit.
We all know which unspeakable horror lies beyond Pluto
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Yes. Because GNOIME > 2 ruins everything.
If you want a cheap car, you don't want a BMW, anyway. That's just not what they're doing.
Pissing their customers off has been SONYs signature strategy and inofficial mission statement since day one. Never heard of Mini-Disc or the infamous SONY rootkit?
>Steel based circuits and solder? Glass based circuit boards?
Both steel and glass expand massively with higher temperature. Anything to mount these components on will need to have a heat-extension factor close to the components - and even more to the hypothetical solder. Hypothetical because they most certainly will have to find something less temperature dependent.
2GeV - if you'd had some X-ray film in your pocket, you'd probably get a nice X-ray of your ass if you'd stand close to it. Might even be slightly overexposed, depending on your weight.
The container's dimension are 209cm * 185cm * 87cm and its' mass is 850kg, because antiprotons -just like everything else- are metric.
Bender already did it.
"DEATH TO HUMANS!"
What ever has happened to the Voight-Kampff-test?
Yes, but this is not the data protection or consumer's rights authority investigating but the antitrust watchdog. Completely different department. In which way publishers and/or Apple are allowed to track users is a different matter. Here it is about Apple tracking them while keeping the data and their monetarization for itself.
> It's designed for AI systems that run entirely offline like smart kiosks, healthcare assistants and traffic flow analysis, along with Edge AI vision and sensing systems.
Yes. Typical Arduino use cases, obviously.
The meta-Turing test counts a thing as intelligent if it seeks to devise and apply Turing tests to objects of its own creation. -- Lew Mammel, Jr.
