I don’t think courts care about technicality here. They’re going to simply ask “why didn’t it unlock like a normal phone does” -> aka you’re deliberately hiding evidence from us.
I’m sure this case will be dropped because it will open bigger can of worms and may jeopardize the current practice of warrantless invasive searches at the entry points. Secretly I hope this goes to Supreme Court and once and for all they clarify on “constitution doesn’t apply at the border” piece of thinking
What are those trackpads/touchpads between the left and right boards? What cables are those that are attached to both the keyboard and trackpad. Looks almost like an Ethernet cable but must be a usbC. Does anyone know the type/brand of the cable.
It depends. Mediocre doctor in a remote area with right tooling assistance as opposed to no one being available for someone who urgently needs one? Yeah this should be a thing.
Should a software bro in NY perform it in dark alley despite having best doctors few blocks away? Maybe not…
Let me get this straight. We have a memory shortage due to AI slop which is not really efficient and to solve that problem we need to stop the AI slop and hand write the code.
Isn’t tracking part of “search”? wouldn’t you need a warrant or court order to request my cellphone gps data? How is this tracking/search not contradictory to unreasonable search portion of the 4th amendment.
The action of tracking and touching flock itself is violation of 4th amendment.
A lower resolution tracking is still tracking though. Spatial resolution is low/fixed doesn’t change the fact that I was tagged using the personally identifiable plate and my movements were tracked across the town.
A banal traffic monitoring system watching for cars is different than systematically monitoring each individual’s movement even though it’s not very very precise.
If this were an app -
Location sharing by default has been set to 25 miles, I’d prefer it to be OFF.
Most of large engineering orgs use niche software built for windows. CAD, CAE, many don’t have Linux or Mac versions.
See - solidworks, Siemens simcenter, ansys… to name a few.
Engineering orgs have to build infrastructure around this and are forced to choose Microslop
Being very bullish on AI, I am not quite sure why this section is in this report.
I have read decent amount of articles/news reports from reputed sources on real impact of AI data centers on electricity prices.
For eg.
https://youtu.be/iVGTGpKpykM?is=Hr2s386Hxn4yThlt
> The accounts we banned sought to influence two groups
of audiences. They primarily targeted US audiences and
generated English-language short comments and
images claiming that data centers and AI applications
were increasing electricity demand and causing higher
costs for ordinary Americans…