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>I would guess that the FBI never asks Microsoft for encryption keys without a valid legal order I keep seeing mentions in the news of FBI agents resigning suddenly.

As I barely passed calculus, I have no idea whatsoever how to prove that the cardinality of the set of legacy media lies is ℵ₁.

In my locale/state/country/timeline, we have something called an "estate sale". It's like a garage sale, but there are professionals who specialize in doing all the work for a cut …

>use it to make jobs more efficient I left IT for the time being, but I ask copilot.microsoft.com a question once in a while to see if we've got to AGI yet. Today's question (I adm…

They do. https://www.usps.com/shop/money-orders.htm

"The closest analogy really goes all the way back to slavery, when you began to have northern states passing law saying we’re not going to comply with fugitive slave statutes"

Google's summary of the topic: "The concept of an "HTML5 supercomputer" refers to a system where HTML5 is used as the foundational language for the entire computing infrastructure,…

>Seeing "Nato" everywhere is very grating. Australia's government have a style guide with the example of "Anzac". https://www.stylemanual.gov.au/grammar-punctuation-and-conve...

Someone with a slide rule: "I'll give you the answer, but the decimal point is your problem."

>nobody is building machines out of ice People have definitely tried! Keyword "project habbakuk". https://jaspermuseum.org/habbakuk-1943-model-ice-sawdust-shi... The largest HN thr…

The title made me think of piezoelectricity which isn't new and has many applications. However, it seems that it's a similar but different phenomenon called "flexoelectricity" whic…

The article does not seem to say a whole lot except general doubt. In particular, I don't see anything about whether there is a discrepancy in the heat index formula being used, as…