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They also underestimate how slowly pissed off workers can work. There is after all no lower bound on effiency.

I just wanna add in that this is not a special Republican or Democrat problem. Neither of those parties give a sheet about the average american health. They both fawn over their healthcare oligarchs. You americans make such a fuss about the differences in the two parties. You almost go to war...

Would not this DIMM-tampering trigger a configuration / hardware change warning? Your server used to have 4x 128GB ram, it now suddenly has 3x128GB and 1x256. I expected that in a secure system, hardware changes would be a thing you actively monitor for. If the server actually tries to write to...

Assuming Intel's claims about the performance is correct, it still seems a bit ... meh. Sure, it can beat the RTX 4060, but it needs 50-70% more power to do so. Intel seems to borrow a trick from its CPU business; boost the board power and clock the sheet out of it to gain those few last...

This isnt really a Putin thing... its really a Russia-thing. Ever since Catherine The Great some hundred years agao (or even before that) Russia has been strong-arming or simply invading their neighbors. The "true" enthic russian are those around Moscow and the St.Petersbourg ... the rest of...

Its a trade off ... yes, it puts your phone easier up for for a loss, but having emergency medial information available might save your life. Dunno about you but I value my life more than a phone. I can always buy a new phone and part of the cost is recovered by insurance.

One immidiate problem with that image is that gravity acts as a stabilizing factor. Add more mass to a black hole = add more gravity => add more stability. And with stabilty, you exponentially add more lifetime. A universe sized black hole would also be fantastically long lived. If you compare...

Many report that they get more stuff done when working from home; its fewer disruptions, easier to concentrate etc. I find that quite sad ... the place of work is less suited for actually working than your living room. That's kind of piss-poor performance. A place of work should beat a...

AI generated text will follow the same route as Google Translate. Humans will after all still be humans... lazy. If you are "so lazy" you dont wanna do a certain task, you're probably also "too lazy" to verify it too. You're unlikely to spend the time saved to verify that the AI made it right...

Conscript, smonscript. Russia has lots of ways to make conscripts "volunteer" to sign contracts and regulary uses them. Especially if said conscript are from the non-ethinc russian regions.

This case highligth the old saying that to ensure security you have to succeed every time; the bad guys only have to succeed once... except that in this case, the roles have been reversed. If you are targeted by a suffiently skilled and determined opponent, one slip up can cause the whole card...

I agree and I would put the divider on what type of information the system uses to present, list or show other content. If it uses basic meta data about the content, like newest, most viewed, most comments per minute, shortest, longest etc then it would be fine. You can read meta data without...

The point about Telegram is to have actually secure communications. People might have very legitimate reasons for why they do not want goverments to be able to read their messages. Dont need to be a crimial to wish for a truely private communication system. Law enforcement and goverments...

Naah, you dont need to run around with a container full of water. Just bring an emty container and fill it with the regular firetruck AT THE SITE. A bigger problem would be to actually pick the car up and put it in the dumpster. You would need some kind of crane or fork lift that could take...

Why didnt AMD realise this before? It all seems to me like a big "It works on my computer"-joke we usually make agains developers. Internal testing and QA seems to be rather relaxed in my humble opinion. Such a small detail threatens to derail an entire product range. Billions upon billons in...

Same. Last year a made a fully passive computer with both CPU and GPU passively cooled, While it was a fair deal faster than the computer it replaced, it is no speed monster. I'd say it's a decent mid-tier performing computer. However, going for power effiency, I could passively cool it with a...

OpenAI : We want to make AI models in a safe, open, ethical and transparent way to service all mankind. Also Open AI: ... the money though.

One practical solution would be to place the data centers in cold locations, near big population centers. Not only do you get easier cooling, you could also use a lot of the heat produced to heat nearby buildings, homes and businesses. Let Chat GPT heat you local greenhouse to produce vegetables...

What could you even update via software on a mouse? Only thing I can think of what action a mouse button click launches ... but that's controlled by the driver / software on the computer ... not the mouse itself. The mouse only send "button 1 clicked" to the computer and let Windows, drivers and...

I wondered the same thing countless times. One would think the smart money grabbing bosses at the top of Hollywood would be smart enough to see that good writing is a key essetial for a good show. That the relatively cheap investment of a good script more than pays for itself and that it is...