There was that video from a few months ago from… Prints with layers I think? That looked at the actual particulate and volatile counts and found that PLA actually gave off very little? Other plastics were much worse.
So remember that the particle counts matter as much as the danger of the particles.
(Disclaimer, that was a video, not a peer reviewed scientific paper)
They have no exhaust visible and where shown as off on the display.
extremely impressive - the atmospheric heating on the bottom as it came is was scary though!
(no engines lit here!)
There are ‘keyboards’ that when plugged in type Win+R CMD.exe then do whatever you want. (Other terminals are available)
I guess that stops users from trying in the first place though.
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Just shows how much TSMC is really killing it.
Only if the phone is thicker. Having optical zoom is awesome.
…I mean it actually sounds quite good? That’s probably better secured than your password manager which has a very similar risk profile.
… It should have been built like that from the start though! And this relies on Microsoft never watering it down so they can skim user data off the top…
you can have both addresses at the same time - this site shows both if you have them: https://whatismyipaddress.com/
They can come down next February on a dragon
Once you have an AI detector, you can use it’s results to train your AI to pass the detector.
It’s still less conductive than metal. The latest/best CPU coolers have started to ship coolers with cold plates that are shaped to deliberately curve slightly to match how intel/AMD CPUs curve differently
Waiting for the re-drawing of the text on the lid to effect the flatness of the cpu and ruin cooling or something…
Still, a much nicer issue to have than Intel is fighting!
Other satellite internet options are available (or will be soonish)
Oneweb is live, although they aim more at ISPs and businesses.
The Amazon one might happen if New Glen ever gets of the ground (although it’s launching on other providers too)
It’s way less than the cost of running a fiber line out there though!
So potentially subsidise the starling terminal instead.
In that case, the entire windows ecosystem collapses when Microsoft messes up windows defender… at least if its spread out it hurts less people
It’s not a Microsoft problem
I preferred when it was a full squared stripe instead of trying to round the edges. Own it if your going to do that.
(As previously mentioned, it allows them to have some of the best phone cameras and let it sit flat on a table)
They are dropping the Nokia brand then?
Anyone wanting to put vulnerabilities into Linux is probably capable of not looking like they are in Russia…