It goes actually the other way.
The big competitor for MS Office "in the web" is google with its GSuite. And there is Gemini fully integrated.
Many "interesting" office automations are done with AI, instead of scripts.

MS will try to jump onto that wagon, too.

Some genius needs to have an AI code an AI tool to manage AI's usage of AI tokens. Aight ?

That only works on Windows ... as for some reason browser and backend agree on some ISO8xyz character code.

If you are on a mac or linux (or mobile), the browser sends UTF, and the backend smiles it back as garbage.

Why would user replace able RAM make a difference?
Your RAM is obviously working fine ... otherwise your phone would be DEAD as in DEAD.

The materials mentioned here are mostly all reflecting: https://www.science.org/conten...

I have no link at hand that gives an example for materials that shift the frequency of photons, but is not difficult to find.

Point is: such materials easily shift the ambient temperature around the area where they are used by 5C or more. As they are usually "white" they also increase yield of solar panels near by.

Nope, how would that work?
The president is elected by the amount of electors the various states win.

So: it is actually the opposite around. The various states are easy played to win "alllllll Electors of that state"!!!

Yes, it is regional.

As I never lived in a country that has Gizzlies, or Crocodiles. Well, in Thailand we have water monitors (harmless) and something that resembles a Kaiman, but is called different.

The Tigers prefer to live in the forest. Nearly all are GPS tagged and it is unlikely that one ever comes into my room. Germany has no Tigers or Crocodiles, and brown bears only very recently.

So, cockroaches, spiders, mosquitos would actually be on the top of my list: both in Germany (or Europe) and Thailand.

Obviously an animal is an animal, so no idea about that part of your question.

That is actually under debate.

Both the time and how they went there.

As that land bridge: actually did not exist at that time.

It was a gigantic pillar of ice.

Does not mean it was impossible to pass ... but to get there: you already have to pass thousands of miles of icy land, where nothing lived at all.

So: it might have sounded plausible when the books saying this were written, it is absolutely not plausible from a practical point of view.

Knowing that the oldest artefacts from "early settlers" are over 40k years old, we have proof the time frame is wrong.

How did the people got there? Most likely by boat. How else? While the idea that some people walked from Africa to China, to Siberia, crossed a land bridge to Alaska, walked down north America, to finally reach South America is not absurdly wrong, but it is far less plausible than boats from China to West Coast America.

Why do I write this "nonsense"? Well a few month ago I read an article who they think Japan was settle, roughly 20k years ago. They tried to row there from Taiwan, I believe. In sea worthy rowing boats. They managed the trip in 30 days, an concluded: it was possible for early settlers to travel by boat to Japan, roughly 20k or 30k years ago.

That is the biggest nonsense ever: because of the ice mountains over the land bridge connecting north America with Siberia: Japan was connected by land to China. You just walk there. Or tame some Mammoths and ride on them ... there was perhaps a large lake between China and Japan, but the land masses were connects.

Except for a small gab, which you probably could look over to the other side: everything from China down to Australia was connected, because the sea level was close to 200m lower than right now (yes, it is not 200 ... but close enough for a rough number)

Same stupidity about "how was Australia settled". What we call Aboriginals settled there roughly 40k years ago. And the mystery always was sold as: how did they get there? No one knows!! Yeah, dear IQ monsters: it was in the middle of an "ice age". Actually at the peak of the last ice age. Except for the last 30km ... they walked there. So much to "land bridge".

When they search for a signal, they are sometimes really bad.

The point is: I do not do anything with my phones ... and yet they are empty, that was the point.

My infinix, low budget phone: is okay though :D

Absolutely nothing bad about hectars, as hect means 100 and hence an hectar are 100 Ar, oops. And for your interest one Ar is 100square meters - aka 10m x 10m. So no idea what your point is.

So 100 Ar - 1 hectar, are 10Ar versus 10Ar, which is 100m versus 100m ...

And: all that is not binary logic, with 1 and 0 ... it is standard decimal. You are using the decimal number system, right? Why do you insist that your measurements are in odd bases, but translate them to decimal to express them?

1000000
^

insert a coma at the correct place(s), if you need to shift scales. Simple. I use them to get visual clues ...

What is next? You do not know what a hecto liter is? Well, it is 100 - in greek "hecto" - liters. Until 40 or 50 years ago, hecto liter was the unit to pay water bills or sewage bills. Then it got changed to cubic meters. Which is a meter versus a meter versus a meter ... obviously. Up to you to figure how many hectoliter fit into one cubic meter.

Hint: the number will start with a 1 ... and have a series of 0 behind it. Instead of being some odd multiply like 3, or 12 or 16 ...

Those stories/researches must be hundreds of years old.

There are plenty of solar power plants that use molten salt as heat storage.

The problems with fission reactors using molten salt: is keeping the stuff in a fissionable state, removing fission products and inserting fresh fuel.

Has absolutely nothing to do with corrosion resistant alloys, this is really solved since long long ago: before I was born.

So, if you want to nitpick, at some point you have to accumulate waste, and get it out, and the "vent" to get it out is complex, yes, you are right. We have problems with expansion caused by heat, and keep everything tight, we have problems with welding ... and so on.

Bu the materials, we have since the 1950s.

Most things about molten salt fission reactors, people claim, is just nonsense. Like "burning the waste". The waste does not "burn", it decays and produces extra heat. Depending on what it is, it is harmful for the real fission processes. Keeping/controlling the salt mixture to have it in constant controlled chain reaction: that is a problem.

And then: you fill the damn thing, with SOLID salt. How do you start it?
And then: it shuts down for some reason, and as physics tell us, the heavy stuff will go to the bottom, the light stuff to the top, how do you make sure you can restart it, or do not get "critical" masses on the bottom.

Well, with Thorium and the breeding process, it is not damn hard to shut it down, avoiding that problem.

Sorry, I thought the NEO is the Dell product.

Oh, you are right.
For some reason I thought the NEO is the Dell product.

Yeah someone found it and linked the story, only return to the gate. And the seat neighbour lady, declared herself sick and did not board again, lolz.

The rest of your comment made me laugh :D thank you!

Oh my god ...
Luckily I stopped sipping coffee long ago, when reading /. comments.