well if you are not using private browser windows: pr0n lovers unite!

If blood cells could store any data from his real brain this would make some sense. But how should they? New brain matter grown from those stem cells should be empty, so itâ(TM)s just some random signals they are using.

The summary emphasis on the cell production. To use them inverters are needed. Given most of them come from China and Trump is applying tariffs on them⦠Would be interested if they produce them locally, too.

This year must be THE year of the Linux Deskop

The ones with actual users ...

These are the sort of self-generating monopolies I've seen in the past 25 years of the internet.

Effectively, everyone goes there because everyone goes there.

A bit more than herd mentality, but makes any startup something which requires large amounts of energy to succeed and then keep going. Never stop.

Twitter has self-inflicted wounds, thanks Elon, but continues to limp along. I find myself less likely to visit because -- not everyone is there any more.

Not all Venture Capital are angels, some come in and kill the fledgling company and take it's IP, others wring it dry over months or years while skimming money off the top. Never occurs to some investors a company could be the next Alphabet or Meta.

This will only work if an rocket startup from Europe (like Rocket Factory Augsburg or similar) builds a cheap rocket. Otherwise it will end up like Galileo. Overpriced, delayed ync split into unneeded sub-contracts to make the whole European space sector happy.

It has BSD roots.

"passkeys are backed up within the iCloud Keychain". Given that law enforcement has access to iCloud backups, they even can retrieve your passkeys stored there. As far as i could google quickly those backups are not encrypted.

It's their version of touch bar not apple.

This would then block the future as depicted in Minority Report.

"Hi there! Would you like to buy another [highly personal and embarrassing item]?"

There's a relief.

I visited Activision in the mid 1980s, when it was a shoe-string operation. Games for the C64 were coming along and quite impressive, including Little Computer People, which was running on a desk over a weekend to check for stability.

Seems it's all about IP these days.

i looked it up. its pretty tightly regulated. so you can smoke inside your car, but only if you make sure no smoke gets out (e.g. all windows closed). for offices etc. you can only smoke in designated areas: https://www.nea.gov.sg/our-ser...

so if public smoking is banned in the city, where can you actually smoke? Singapore is pretty dense populated, I would suspect that inside building a fire alarm would go off if you would smoke, so you can only smoke on your balcony and maybe an car parking lot (that one might be considered public)?

They're coming for the upper bands which were available to Ham Radio enthusiasts. FCC doesn't care about us anymore.