You totally could make that prediction just by thinking about a number of schools in the world, a number of /16s in ipv4 and a rate of ipv6 adoption.
Typically that "IT department" was just a few CS teachers, who assigned some slacking students creating a webpage as a homework, and replacing a bad memory in a server computer as a lab work, and then gave up when that become impossible.
I believe most of the commercial Android phones already have a regular task that resets permissions for unused apps to serve people who gave permissions accidentally or forgotten about them after setting them deliberately.
I didn't find most of the affected models there, and for these which I did, pages are full of warnings like that OpenWrt support is obsolete since 2022 and/or that 4 MB of flash and 32 MB of RAM is not enough to do anything useful
As a user and fan of Siemens Mobile's phones I want to note that all phones with removable storage created by them both on Infineon and Qualcomm platforms and released under Siemens brand used MMC and RS-MMC cards. After mobile division was sold to BenQ, the switch to microSD happened together with rebranding to BenQ-Siemens.
NT kernel drivers are Portable Executables, and kernel does such checks, displaying BSOD with stop code 0xC0000221 STATUS_IMAGE_CHECKSUM_MISMATCH if something went wrong.
Technically correct, but obsolete. Windows 10 run on ARM and had that requirement that you talk about, Windows 11 runs on ARM64 without that requirement.
First, these systems generally predate invention of semiconductor light sensors.
Second, how much light you need is proportional to human activity, not only to darkness. At deep night artificial lighting should be minimal to save energy, minimise disturbance to nature and people's sleep, while during early morning when kids go to schools it should be maximal.
Third, you need a central control over street lights anyway because you need to implement blackouts during wartime.
If you enable clipboard history (Win+V), then you can click on the three dots over clipboard item to reveal additional options, and there will be a button to insert that item as a plain text.
There is no DMCA analogue for trademarks, so, for example, YouTube has no obligation to automate trademark complaints or to resolve disputes between trademark owners and video creators, so almost every case will go through the court, and overloading courts with bogus cases can have consequences for them.
I am not related to her in any way other than being her subscriber on YouTube, yet my nickname is attached to the HackerNews submission, and with current title I expect that somebody will eventually think that I am she, or that I pretend to be her.
Original submission title was "Why Simone Giertz spent 3 years working on a coat hanger", moderators changed it to "I spent 3 years working on a coat hanger", the title of the video is "Why I spent 3 years working on a coat hanger".
Well in theory if we are only doing an inheritance, we can just combine file extensions hierarchically in the name.
For example, for CSV files we can use .csv.txt extension, so if shell has no software for CSV files, it will treat them as a plain text, and if it has a software for viewing CSV files, but not for editing or printing them, it will add these verbs from records for txt files.
This is backwards compatible and would require minimal changes to file managers and graphic shells.
> IPv6 traffic crosses the 50% mark
Graph description:
> The graph shows the percentage of users that access Google over IPv6
There are reasons to expect both much more and much less traffic per user on IPv6 compared to IPv4...