It's 1.05 picoparsec^2
Not if you already don't look at the keyboard while typing, plus you use multiple layouts
Nobody really expected global politics going down the drain as it does, either - just as South Park production stopped because there was no sense in parodizing reality when it's weirder than what they could come up with
In short:
- In the beginning he won an election with supermajority, since than they changed election rules so it's harder to get them removed (rules favor the single strongest party, so they can be beaten in 1v1 only, but the opposition has several parties)
- Many young people who had enough left the country, but it got harder to vote if you emigrated
- They introduced a public work program that local mayors use to threat people to vote for them
- Orbán realized that leaders in the EU stopped believing him, so he made new friends with Russia, Kazakhstan, etc
- He uses the only power he has - he can pose as the leader of an EU county legitimizing these autocracies, and
- vetoing EU decisions un favor of his New friends
- EU was created with a good faith, a county cannot be kicked out
- So the only lever they have is closing the money tap that would dry up his guild of thieves - that is happening right now
Wasn't that a phdcomics strip originally?
These are nice, but on the other hand there's the case where you have a limited time slot somewhere and windows randomly decides that it's time to update, pop up a window to upload your data to "the cloud", reboot, and bang, you're f*cked.
As far as I know there would be, it's just that nobody is using them that way
Where's enlightenment and windowmaker?
What I don't get is why anything these guys are saying makes the news. It's changing every day, and it's always a lie. They know it, everyone else knows it, it doesn't make any sense to write about it.
I don't mind bashing Musk for a second, but as far as I know China follows a startup mentality with electric cars - the government supports the industry so they can sell cars below their actual price, and once they killed all their competition they can increase.
There's no fair winning against this policy
I don't want to be the bearer of bad news but 1998 was 26 years ago.
Don't know those, also, stopped doing night shifts (mostly) :)
I miss the old Yahoo games site where during night shift you could play Canasta with probably some retired folks from the other side of the world
One local news site wrote that it might be a mistranslation, and a poet from Leva got to be leftist poet. Can't confirm personally, my Slovak vocabulary is 20 words at maximum
You can have a computer with multiple users, one prefers gnome, the other kde. Say, they also want to access the computer through cnc, but these are too slow for that, and one prefers windowmaker, the other enlightenment. It works just fine. You can run all these four at the same time.
There's also the study on super flares on solar like stars: https://www.nature.com/articles/nature11063 From this and follow-up papers it absolutely can happen on the Sun, just with a very low probability.
(I never thought this would ever come up on social media)
Just wait until you get to Dexter's lab with the omelette du fromage.
But what do you do if that field is needed? A throwaway address won't work as it's easy to recreate. Buy your own domain and run a server?
I strongly disklike any subscription, but having to choose between paying for a high-end gaming rig that I rarely have the opportunity to use and paying 10$ or so for renting a cloud VM instance for the few months I get through a game, I choose the latter. Also, upgrading hardware is somebody else's problem.
As the US military begins integrating AI technology, simulated wargames show how chatbots behave unpredictably and risk nuclear escalation
![AI chatbots tend to choose violence and nuclear strikes in wargames](https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/5f6d5d4e-f8b0-4b96-9226-8b86083da121.jpeg?format=webp&thumbnail=256)
Did nobody really question the usability of language models in designing war strategies?
I'm visiting for two weeks and roaming prices are insane, I'm considering getting a prepaid SIM-card. Can I easily grab one in any shop, e.g. at the airport/Walmart? What are the prices? Unlimited data would be nice, but I can survive with a few GBs too, I'd probably need it mainly for navigation.