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β¦ says idiot who willfully ignored Project 2025.
I know thereβs an actual product category called βtubeless,β but do airless tires fall into this category? Because after a run of bad luck where I was getting flats nearly every other time I rode, I put a set of Tannus on my bike and it was the best bike-related thing I think Iβve ever done.
DMCA is widely abused; itβs a knee-jerk corporate reaction, and by now most DMCA notices are probably being sent out by LLMs. Very likely, a substantial percentage are not even valid - either targeting content that the requester has no claim to, is falsely identified, a form of harassment, or targeting content which is justifiably and legally fair-use.
Hosting services donβt even try to validate these claims. You assume OP is asking for piracy reasons; we have no way of knowing, but Iβm always going to side with the content providers against the gross abuse of DCMA by media corporations.
Iβm a little conflicted about Telon Cusk. I donβt think the EV auto industry would be as far advanced today if not for his efforts; I think weβd have gotten here eventually, but maybe a decade or two later.
Same with the space industry. I wish that, instead, NASA would have been well-funded and space would have remained a science-first (with hidden military objectives; that was unavoidable) effort, but Tusk stepping in and pushing created a new space race where governments had failed.
He created neither Tesla nor SpaceX, nor was he the technical mind behind them; but his pumping money into them and his grandstanding did a lot to motivate other players in those industries.
Does that good outweigh his fundamental evil nature? Probably not. But he has been instrumental in some good advancements.
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GL-iNet devices run DD-WRT, with an added (probably not open source) web interface. However, if you ssh into any of their routers, itβs BusyBox and DD-WRT. And if you click go into the admin web page and click System->Advanced you end up with a link that takes you to luci, the raw DD-WRT web UI for the device. The companyβs UI is just a simpler, more pretty UI on top of DD-WRT.
I donβt know if this is an old image originating in superbowl, but I hadnβt seen it before.
MRAM prototype is claimed to deliver a 50 percent reduction in overall energy usage over current equivalent devices, a 30 percent boost in efficiency, and a 20 percent reduction in the current required to store data by flipping its magnetic bits
Too much mixing of units for me to interpret.
Is the 50% overall reduction supposed to be the sum of 30% efficiency plus the 20% bit-flip cost?