If you look at a map of GPS failure/spoofing/jamming incidents worldwide (prior to the assault on Iran) the densest area was around Israel, with the western US a distant second.

Looks like OneWeb was designed to get penguins and polar bears online.

(I checked and can't find anything about it being purpose-built for polar bases)

I wonder how small and cheap something like this could be built these days:

https://theaviationgeekclub.co...

Apparently some military aircraft have exactly this solution.

So in other words, if the Democrats can adopt all the racist aspects of the GOP, but not the criminal aspects, you think the Dems will be great!

And Fetterman is basically a Republican.

Freedom was never the same after they banned five year olds from buy porn magazines.

This was a half-baked mindshart of an idea that wasn't ready to be made public much less voted on. The mere concept of doing age verification at the OS level is riddled with more problems and loopholes than solutions.

Look, if we don't start hyping QC, then we're just going to be stuck in his AI-slop-fad for another year.

I'd far rather we were wasting on money on physics than enriching companies that literally cannot make a profit when they have trillions of dollars in their bank accounts.

It's an air defense missile system that costs $12 million per interceptor, and they're fired in pairs, so when Iran launches a ten year old missile that cost them a million dollars to build we can spent $24 million to have a 70% chance to take it down. Of course the THAAD system relies on special radar systems that cost $500 million to $1 billion each, and which the US can only build one or two of per year, and since Iran has destroyed all but two of those radar arrays in the region most of the THAAD system is offline.

Pretty much, it sounds like they're turning Xbox from a line of console hardware into a PC gaming service/brand, and the next-gen Xbox sounds like it will be a gaming PC with a stripped-down gaming-optimized version of Windows.

The original Xbox was almost that anyway, just different enough from a gaming PC to make emulating it a big PITA but essentially using ordinary PC hardware running cut-down slivers of Windows & DirectX in firmware. What reason does the Xbox have to exist as anything more than a console-shaped gaming PC these days really? Other gaming consoles have essentially morphed into gaming PCs running oddball hardware & software at the same time, they have all the complexity and expense but none of the compatibility, and the idea of proprietary hardware allowing a performance advantage only ever yielded one that was short-lived.

At least he's not a warmonger like Hillary Clinton or Kamala Harris! - MAGA (up until six days ago)

I just....

used git.

For what it's supposed to be used for.

The Mechanical Turk was more like a mechanically remote-controlled animatronic puppet. I would point to Pierre Jaquet-Droz' robots as an example of pre-film robots, here's one that was programmable:

https://www.messynessychic.com...

"Apple's privacy standards"

Literally the only company I've ever dealt with professionally that utterly refuses to publish or provide a GDPR compliance statement.

Honestly, are people still buying this bullshit?

If the programmer were to try to raise a dairy cow and didn't ask advice from someone who knows something about the subject then yes, the farmer can absolutely call them stupid.