Comment Before the research (Score 1) 35
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Better yet provide a free lifetime subscription to bring back the affected families' dead child as an AI chat bot personality.
Make this a trend and advertise the capability to bump shareholder profits as a measure of good will, and then slowly shift the market to accept that AI chat bot personality creates value and saves the consumer money over having a living child.
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Can we do something collectively to keep said website of historical and cultural significance going a bit longer? or will it be relegated to Internet Archive...
Aside, deep appreciation for Tom's contributions and as a decent fellow human. My thoughts from a young age tended that my older relatives were quite a bit strange humming along and singing with "Poisoning Pigeons in the Park" on vinyl record. Perhaps our values are more aligned (maligned? ha ha) as I age as well...
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Come to Zom-Zom's, a place to eat
Like it was built in one day
You can watch the humans trying to run
Oh look, there's a rape machine
I'd go outside if it'd look the other way
You wouldn't believe the things they do
(Down in the Park / Gary Numan)
Why was Brother afraid of six critical Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures?
Because six-ate-nine.
Yes, Stanley
The "new administration" #47 has made it clear they will make protest illegal, so there you go.
I guess if you are tuned into the outrage then you haven't actually used your critical thinking skills in some time. It's all written plainly in the documents that are being introduced by our recently-installed dictatorship. People pretending any different have had their brains swapped for potatoes, or are in the streets protesting as a somewhat academic exercise (good for those people, to remember in future what freedom was like).
The word you meant to use was "prescient" not "ironic"
Never mind you about Salesforce, just taking on all the flavor-of-the-month open source ERP/CRM service providers is going to be a mess. If you're already looking for Salesforce then you are not listening for anything else, anyhow. Typical open source ERP/CRM service providers are not sustainable models of business... it is more akin to multi-level marketing schemes.
ADempiere
SugarCRM
Odoo
Check out this lovely throwback how it was (and largely still is almost 20 years later): https://opensource.org/blog/wi... "THESE LICENSES ARE NOT OPEN SOURCE LICENSES."
As one other comment mentioned, it's a nice stunt but what would be the real world use case for this? Even if this was a server it seems unlikely that anyone wants to risk swapping for a different part in an environment demanding that level of HA
Time to market for this first-of-its-kind Laptop mainboard (and architecture) swap was wicked quick. The result is a product you could hand someone with IKEA Furniture type of instructions and they can install it themselves. No heat gun or adhesives faffe necessary; it's all there plain to see and it does not need to be better than anything else on the market to make the point that this invites more competition and innovation.
RISC-V happens to be a convenient vehicle for this innovation since people who would spend their time and take risks to bring something ridiculous like this as a first-to-market are aligned with that new technology and the market advantages of embracing it.
Highly honorable mention to Bunnie Huang who brought an open hardware laptop to market but was sandbagged in that effort by vendors that would not sell their products or give access to systems level documentation. At that, the best you can get is some crusty old ARM chips with outdated (ARM generation of) architecture.
This is about developing the ground that 5-years-from-now the consumer electronics landscape will-have-had-been standing on as its foundation. Meanwhile this is as visible as it gets - you can't see the flood of use of RISC-V in consumer electronics that already has occurred and likely surrounds your daily existence. It's enormous already.
A company that is selling unauthorized Nintendo Intellectual Property... hmm...
How long before Cease & Desist from Nintendo? Place your bets in the reply!
Worth a mention is the legendary Fred Dibnah probably the last steeplejack of his kind, and perhaps the best documented fellow doing such works as repair and teardown of coal-fired power plant chimneys. On the topic of coal power in its final days you may find it interesting and educational to seek out videos produced with Fred.
Obligatory Wikipedia reference: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Whatever happened to on-prem messaging tools? Ages ago, ircd would be good enough, but one needs to be able to have attachments stored somewhere, and some places have documentation for long term reference.
If someone came up with something like Slack or Teams, except 100% on-prem and used interfaces to the server or load balancer, I'm sure it would be useful. Maybe even offer cloud-brokered redirection so people outside the firewall can still communicate, but all data still remains on the physical servers, or something like AWS GovCloud with a guarentee of physical custody.
Matrix open standard protocol then? https://matrix.org/
"Barnes said birds just going for a sit pose no threat."
Barnes aren't real.
Why was parent down-voted? It's the truth. What information does the ARRL have that is not public anyways, that would be damaging in any way if it was released on "leaks" website? All of our information as licensed amateur radio operators is already public record in the FCC Universal License Service.
I do volunteer as an ARRL-accredited examiner on the third Saturday every couple of months. I've never been convinced to be a member of ARRL but remain open to it if they can provide value for money. Reading this news about paying off criminals just makes it unlikely I would ever give any of my time or money to ARRL and that is "big sad" as we don't have many organizations to represent amateur radio use in N. America
"Protozoa are small, and bacteria are small, but viruses are smaller than the both put together."