It’s a sunk cost for them—time and money have already gone into putting it in place, and taking it out would just mean less security in a world that’s only going to need more of it, especially with AI-driven attacks from increasingly hostile actors. In the end, like most things, it comes down to money—similar to when Intel set its CPUs apart with features like virtualization or ECC. Now, people will simply move to other CPUs or alternative chipsets.

If the rest of our existence as a race, for the next however many years until we go extinct, is entirely based on what we know currently about physics, and there is nothing left to learn, no short cuts, no loop holes, no new approaches, then.... fucking hell, the future is going to be boring.

I refuse to believe that our future abilities have been set in stone by scientists who barely knew atoms existed when they came up with their rules about how the universe operates - I fully expect future generations to get around those rules, otherwise we had better get used to living in the 2020s for pretty much the rest of humanities existence.

I remain eternally hopefully that there are different ways of doing things that Einstein et al could never conceive.

Slashdot posts.

Funny how a regime that's bought by the rich is hurting the rich. We're already down one airline, and there's plenty more to hurt and collapse before this is over.

It's an idea, just remember all Americans had the 2nd available to them for all those years and never used it. Didn't need to wait for an immunity granted president.

Are these the foreign powers that have SCOTUS level immunity from the consequences of climate change? Because the El Niño currently happening is showing the weather doesn't give two "F"'s about what people think about it.

Ah, the Guardian. The one that's always going on about freedom and e-mailing me for money. Glad they're sticking up for their principles.

OpenClaw is the cool thing. Get it while it's hot.

Throw in some credit card numbers along with incriminating pictures for the category of, things government should never be trusted with.

Should have named it, alien mothership.

Bluetooth yes. But I have a wired mini-speaker in the shape of a bomb.

The Neo is the Apple laptop here.

Dells offering is branded XPS. It sounds like you conflated the two.

So the Neo definitely has access to Apple parts - and its been confirmed to use the same SoC that was previously just used by the iPhone line of products.

Joke only works if one assume any bomber wouldn't be dumb enough to announce the fact.

First the discovery. Next the choosing the best agent(s) to pair with.

SaaS coming out of home lab level infrastructure. Not everything has to be big.