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I assume the case is 3D printed? Would you mind sharing the template file?

That works, thanks!

I don't use twitter and can't seem to see your complete tweet without logging in, is there anywhere else where I can read this?

An ex-First Republic Bank cloud engineer was sentenced to two years in prison for causing more than $220,000 in damage to his former employer's computer network after allegedly using his company-issued laptop to watch pornography.

Miklos Daniel Brody, 38, of San Francisco, pleaded guilty in April to two charges of violating the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act after obtaining information from and intentionally damaging a protected computer, and one charge of making false statements to a government agency.

In addition to spending two years behind bars, the judge ordered Brody to pay $529,266.37 in restitution and serve three years of supervised release after he's out of jail.

This unique book explores fungi as sensors, electronic devices, and potential future computers, offering eco-friendly alternatives to traditional electronics. Fungi are ancient, widely distributed organisms ranging from microscopic single cells to massive mycelium spanning hectares. They possess senses similar to humans, detecting light, chemicals, gases, gravity, and electric fields. It covers fungal electrical activity, sensors, electronics, computing prototypes, and fungal language.

Can you at least share the stack that you're using in building this? What kind of business model are you considering in commercializing it?

Study in Italy’s worst pandemic hot spot sheds light on why some people fell seriously ill and others didn’t

https://archive.ph/K5pxR

Cisco has announced its largest acquisition by purchasing cybersecurity software company Splunk. The cash deal is worth approximately $28 billion, with each share being acquired for $157.

Cisco has been facing challenges with its networking equipment business in recent years due to supply chain issues and a slowdown in demand following the pandemic. To mitigate this, the company has struck a deal to reduce its dependence on this segment.

The new technique, inspired by nature, involves multiple drones working together to build from a single blueprint.

Inspired by the way bees or wasps construct large nests, the process has multiple drones work together to build from a single blueprint, with one essentially checking the others’ work as it goes.

A recent Google Search update is causing anger across the web. Some site owners say they are being pushed down in results with huge drops in traffic. Google recently tweaked its guidelines to permit AI-generated content.

Large language models are the next big thing for robotics, making cars and other robots quicker to train and easier to control (if you trust them).

Supposed I have the right kind of hardware, are there free and open-source tools out there that can be cook up together to do that for a DIY project and is it achievable?

"The crash dumps, which redact sensitive information, should not include the signing key. In this case, a race condition allowed the key to be present in the crash dump. The key material's presence in the crash dump was not detected by our systems."

The Windows maker said the crash dump was moved to a debugging environment on the internet-connected corporate network, from where Storm-0558 is suspected to have acquired the key after infiltrating the engineer's corporate account.

TIME reveals the inaugural TIME100 AI, a new list highlighting the 100 most influential people in artificial intelligence.

Researchers have developed a fascinating method for generating high-quality 3D scenes in real-time from 2D images. This technique, called Gaussian Splatting, leverages Neural Radiance Fields (NeRFs) and machine learning to synthesize complex scenes and views. Unlike traditional photogrammetry, NeRFs require less source material and can generate scenes much faster. The method strikes a balance between speed and quality, resulting in impressive results. This advancement in 3D scene generation has the potential to revolutionize various fields, and the research paper provides in-depth details for those interested.

this is so cool, even better if there's an option to translate the SRT into other languages

I don't understand why you keep referring to the company formerly known as Twitter.

A cool cargo ship with big sails is hitting the seas! Cargill, the shipping company, chartered this vessel hoping to make shipping greener. The ship has awesome British-designed WindWings sails that cut fuel use and carbon emissions. When it's in port, the sails fold down, but when it's sailing, they open up, standing tall at 123 feet (37.5 meters). This maiden voyage from China to Brazil will test if old-school wind power can be the future of shipping. If it works, ships could emit 30% less CO2.

Not a good idea, according to https://www.androidauthority.com/beeper-app-opinion-3345142/

In the early days of software distribution, Microsoft shipped physical copies of their software on floppy discs and CDs, accompanied by hefty printed documentation. The largest piece of software they ever released was the Microsoft C/C++ compiler with the Windows SDK in 1992, weighing in at over 40 pounds. This behemoth package allowed developers to create applications for MS-DOS, Windows, and OS/2.

Hold on tight! Artificial intelligence (AI) is about to shake things up big time. Reports suggest that AI could disrupt over 300 million jobs worldwide, with 12 million Americans switching careers by 2030. This high-tech revolution could bring economic opportunities and improved productivity, but only if we're prepared. The growth of AI is happening faster than we thought. The World Economic Forum predicts 83 million jobs gone in the next five years, but don't panic! AI will also create new jobs. It's a massive shift in the workforce, and we need to adapt by upskilling and reshuffling to thrive in this brave new world.

Is it possible to provide an option to enable ChatGPT to search the Internet for recent topics like LK-99 for example.

Unrelated, but yeah https://youtu.be/7DqvweTYTI0

It's been over 10 years since Michael DeHaan created Ansible, and he decided the world needs a new IT automation system designed for 2023 and beyond, not a port, but a spiritual successor. Introducing: https://www.jetporch.com/