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    Comment #48752508

    I guess the vulnerability should work as follows (I haven't tried it), you send an email with a very large attachment to a "hide my email" address, the server that receives it (pri…

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    Comment #47791916

    In Argentina, a person had the wrong leg amputated. It is terrible to fall into the hands of surgeons in third world sanatoriums. https://www.lanacion.com.ar/sociedad/berazategui-l…

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    Comment #44946066

    What I’d like to use is an app just like MacPaint on the iPad, I haven’t seen anything even similar.

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    Comment #44630170

    It’s a damn liability. You take a plane to New York, but for some reason, it gets emergency diverted to Heathrow, and you end up arrested.

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    Comment #44089616

    [flagged]

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    Comment #44004011

    I think they will try to make this new company have some kind of success (real or fake) and then seek a pardon from Trump. I have no proof, but no doubts either.

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    Comment #42714754

    I believe it is the most plausible explanation. Microcomponent electronics and later microprocessors made workers more productive.

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    Comment #42414023

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roko's_basilisk

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    Comment #42114341

    So the assembly of the bones wasn’t during the late Neolithic? Go figure!

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    Comment #42099952

    “Whether the assembly of the bones occurred in the late Neolithic or in the Roman period, the presence of the ‘individual’ was clearly intentional,” write the researchers.” I would…

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    Comment #41646004

    Never, but never, in any situation should you give a police officer a turned-on mobile phone. First, turn it off and then hand it over. It’s as simple as saying, “Hey Siri, turn of…

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    Comment #41461019

    Wrong by one order of magnitude. 12000 plays per day. Not so difficult.

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    Comment #41351154

    "LLM is not for me" sounds right. But, if you want to use LLM to avoid building the tedious parts of a project like the user interface, APIs, etc., and decide to code your algorith…

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    Comment #41328652

    It reminds me of the plot of the novel "The Three-Body Problem."

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    Comment #41328634

    Most likely, the nature of consciousness and reality are rigged in such a way that we cannot use our consciousness to decipher them. Any progress in that direction is useless and, …

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    Comment #41265723

    Perhaps they weren't trying to steal electricity but rather avoid consuming all those kWh in the same location. If an electric company sees a similar energy consumption at a proper…

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    Comment #40909887

    The Catalans worked for 30 years to position Barcelona as a premium tourist destination, with advertisements even on buses in London, only to now intimidate tourists by splashing t…

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    Comment #40763669

    Most probably: https://www.amazon.com/-/es/Colm-Kelleher/dp/0743499352

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    Comment #40748771

    Becomes abstract. In the short term, you will be able to use your iPhone 17 to utilize Starlink satellites. They have already done tests with the iPhone 15.

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    Comment #40735106

    It's like thinking about how stupid the average person is and then realizing that half of humanity is even stupider.

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    Comment #40602820

    I think it was Hugo Zucarelli, the inventor of Holophonics, the recording system used for albums by Roger Waters and Pink Floyd, who discovered that the human ear generates a sound…

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    Comment #40590064

    And millions of euros to Securitas, Prosegur et al.

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    Comment #40590046

    I don't know where you read about the existence of those magical "48 hours" to kick them out; that possibility doesn't exist in practice.

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    Comment #40590017

    It is not what happens in Barcelona. For six months the "okupas" have been inside an apartment that a family left completely closed to go away for a weekend, the Mossos arrived 15 …

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    Comment #40589947

    No, in Barcelona, there are numerous examples of people who went on vacation, leaving their apartment completely closed, and it was occupied.