So, an apparently portable device that can affect people apparently no matter where they worked in the embassy, and apparently or probably located at some distance from the embassy ... So, the rate of diminishment of the supposed radiation would be 1/r^2, I guess. So some kind of focussing process must be used to direct all that energy at the embassy. But it is still portable? And how does it affect anyone nearer to it than the embassy? No word about wavelength, so I suppose microwaves or shorter. So, lots of questions here.

Fixing that. https://www.nordspace.com/spac...
But I don't know when it will be operational.

... but how can I buy one of those "Zero" badges ??

No need really to "verify it", because the "AI" generated every possible combination of the 13 letters (like the thousand monkeys that I mentioned above), so of course "MarvinMerrill" is in that list, and my name too, and yours as well ! Not to mention the names of all of the suspects, regardless of their involvement.

But what was done is not cryptography and it all proves nothing at all.

A thousand monkeys, each with a typewriter. One will everntually type "Marvin Merrill".

Hear! Hear! Very eloquently stated.

What is happening might be (and probably is) a natural process of evolution, but it is certainly NOT due to polar bears who are "rewiring their own genetics". The headline of this article and certain statements within the article are extreme examples of the anthropomorphication that occurs today in the popular media and in pieces written by people who don't understand that most things happen in the universe without any "wilful action" by anyone or anything. It's all just because of the Laws of Physics, as one of my physics profs used to grandly declare.

Hey, everybody. What was actually signed was a memorandum of understanding (MOU) between the federal government and the government of the province of Alberta (one out of ten provinces), regardless of the breathless reporting that you might read in the popular news media. It is not a binding agreement (yet) and it is certainly not a law. And there is a good chance that it will fail, because of the need for further agreements, such as with the province of British Columbia (which is against the MOU) and many voting citizens of Canada who are also against it. So don't get your hats in a knot just yet.

Not on my website, it isn't (composed by AI). Content on my site is all my own creation. There is even a disclaimer on my home page, saying that there is no AI-generated content. And I try to block visits by any AI-bots that I can identify.

I know that many of you will say "What's the point?" and that copyright is now irrelevant, etc etc. Maybe I do it for fun, or just some inner need to express myself. I don't know. But I do know that so-called "artificial intelligence" has a long way to go before it can truly Think.

Thank you. I am now better informed. (You didn't say it, but I guess that is where the idea came from.)

Ahhh, a special Facebook group for everyone who owns one of these cameras and has a subscription to support it. Quizzes, contests, prizes!! More! Kids, get your parents to buy one of these cameras. Loads of fun! No home should be without one. Oh, I forgot. This is in America! No home should be without two or three or more of these cameras.

Special product announcement! New camera specially designed for your cat's kittylitter tray. Don't have a cat? That's OK, just get one for your boyfriend. The possibilities are endless!! Only in America!!

We should *edit out* of ourselves our dangerous inclination to adopt and follow trends, fads, and all kinds of nonsense, most of which is a waste of time and resources, some of which is actually dangerous, and occasionally of which is catastrophic.

As supporting evidence, I offer https://science.slashdot.org/s..., and all of its implications.

A small point : "la" rather than "le". As in "la même chose".

I thought we knew a long time ago that bending ice creates a small electrical charge. I vaguely recall that it is similar to the well-known piezoelectric effect.

The effect of our cold winter temperatures on EV batteries is well-known in Canada.

Most drivers are also aware of the similar, though less dramatic, effect of cold temperatures on lead-acid batteries used in conventional automobiles. Smart drivers of ordinary cars have a "block heater" installed in the crankcase of their car engine to keep the oil warm (therefore less viscous), to make it easier to start the car by putting less strain on the car's 12V battery. I have done this with every car I have ever owned.

My next car will probably be an EV and I will certainly consider how to keep the battery warm in the winter-time.