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Which is still the same company.

2001 A Space Odyssey had a tablet they used to watch TV.

Corner reflector. Send it back where it came from, without knowing where they are ahead of time.

https://youtu.be/M3hb67BMhzg?si=4MYRnG6RDrx_HjWx&t=338

Anton covered it a little in one of his videos.

One of the recent theories I've heard is that dark matter is made of particles with a wavelength measured in light-years. They can't be localized to something as small as a star system, much less a planet.

The voter registration itself is technically a public document, as well. (Political campaigns get lists of all registered voters pretty easily for their mailings.)

The law only specified apps that share data with foreign governments (as a way to target TikTok by it's China links) so the ruling would not go beyond that. The judge could rule the law is invalid, but could not expand it to include domestic companies. That would be up to the legislature.

To be fair, customer support is often the way hackers bypass these protections.

The SMS vulnerability is not because of your apps. It's because of the LTE protocol itself. It can be intercepted or redirected without touching your phone.

But what's to say they weren't waiting until the deal went through before giving Hamas the green light?

Then how about this one: a large container ship carries 24,000 TEU which is about 12,000 40 foot containers.

Depends if you are aiming for best quality for a given file size, or if you don't care how big the file is.

Being able to compare someone's face to your own database is one thing. Being able to look up a random person using the entire Internet as a database is a stalker's utopia.

Meaning you can take the public source code and build (compile using your own tools) the whole package to run locally. From context, I'm assuming the public source is missing something to help you build it properly. (Maybe a dependency or a make file.)

Most states in the US have similar laws. Typically requires 24 hour notice, can be delayed by the tenant's request, and must be during business hours. (With exceptions for emergencies such as a fire or water leak.)

That would be different, knowing your fate was sealed and nothing could be done. But this submarine imploded, and the whole event took a few milliseconds. There was no time to even see the water rushing towards you, it was just going from living breathing person looking out the window, to a puddle of goo with no capacity for thought, in less time than an eye blink.

Looks very very unhappy.

If they are allowed, they would probably be required to itemize it so the offsets can be verified separate from the emissions.

Nice reference of https://www.xkcd.com/1172/

They understand rain.