The first question I had when watching this was how this robot doesn’t fall over with just these two tiny wheels. The center of mass is much higher than on a Segway, for example, isn’t it?
I guess now is the best time to switch to Linux. MacOS 26 being super sluggish and looking like a soap bubble game for children. Windows becoming a SkyNet OS. Meanwhile Steam just announced their new hardware on SteamOS, emphasizing that users still own their hardware and can install whatever they want.
This is about Low-rank adaptation. Not to be confused with LoRa the long range proprietary radio communication technique, which hopefully doesn't learn at all.
Does finished mean it doesn't get updates at all or just no new features?
Because most software today has some kind of communication / network connection and therefore could have security vulnerabilities. If these are not patched then I'd rather not use this finished software.
Though there is herunterladen as a verb, there is no noun for download(s). “Herunterlad(s)” doesn’t quite cut it. So because the term Download is already used as a noun why noy use downloaden as the verb.
> Malware that is more stealth-conscious would just stop running without any indication, instead of interacting with external processes.
I always wondered if we could just use this against the malware. E.g. just run a useless process which is named/looks like a debugger and the malware stops itself. Of course that's nothing to be relied on on its own but maybe as an additional layer of defense?
Exactly this!
They litteraly treat audiobooks like a music album.
Randomize tracks? Check! Not storing where the audiobook was stopped? Check! Featuring actual personal mixtapes of chapters taken from multiple books? Check!
With that experience I'd never buy a single book there.
Whenever I read something like this I am wondering if there was still some TV without any of these „smart“ features. Just a screen and the receiver for television.
Then I can connect an Apple TV, Xbox, PlayStation or whatever. Isn’t there a demand for that?
I mean I don’t need another device which breaks or is unsafe to use after 2 years because it doesn’t get any more updates.
Working for a bigger company I’m hesitant to go for a walk as that would mean I need to stay longer in the afternoon/evening.
Even when going for a walk solves the problem, there is still little acceptance to count it as working hours.
I think this mentality should shift somehow as it would benefit the company and the employee.