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> It's something that literally has to be grown from the bottom-up, atom by atom --- in bulk, that's essentially a UFO-tier tech.

The UFO-tears were also at our level at some point. How far out in the future are we talking before humans can do this? Is there anything fundamental that would prevents us from doing it?

Also, it's the replicator from Star Trek, isn't it?

You can also use web.skype.com and add bing as a contact. This gives you a much cleaner UI

At this point. Who cares? Corona is a thing of the past. It might still be around in a few places but it is no longer a problem.

Microsoft is famed for their backwards combability. How do they achieve this? By hard work and a lot of "if version == x" spread throughout the code? Or is because of their development process or do they plan and design for backwards combability from day one?

It's better that it "malfunction" and fall up by mistake than not falling off when needed.

If it do falls off (by mistake or because the quick release did its intended job), at least you now have a good starting point where to go search for the cat. Assuming it doesn't fall off the very first day, you might also have a good idea or sense of in which area the cats normally goes strolling due to the tracking feature.

Safety first. I can always buy a new tracker. If the cat got killed by the tracker what the point of the tracker in the first place?

That is not a problem. It is a tracker. You can just go pick it up if is falls off

I came to write the same. I live in Thailand in a place with tons of jungle. It is common around here that cats die due to getting stuck in a tight spot because of the collar. I personally lost my first cat due to this. Now i am aware and will never put a collar on a cat if it hasn't got quick release. Such a horrible way to die. Quick release is for me a hard requirement.

What? Are the new usb-c iphones only capable of USB 2.0 speed?

I has always been super easy to write in water if you use dry water. /s

Dry water or empty water, a form of "powdered liquid", is an air–water emulsion in which water droplets are surrounded by a silica coating. Dry water consists of 95% liquid water, but the silica coating prevents the water droplets from combining and turning back into a bulk liquid. The result is a white powder.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dry_water

Related: I saw a cool truck today (2022)

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31309595

> The Trusted Platform Module(TPM) requirement enables Windows 11 to be a true Passwordless operating system

Good luck trying to remote (RDP) into a Windows box with a passwordless account or to access a fileshare.

While passwordless Microsoft accounts are very convenient it is only according to MS Marketing department that windows can be a true passwordless system. In reality it is not. There any several components in Windows that does not work with a passwordless account. The RDP and network issues has been know for many years and is a PITA for home networking.

I have never had this problem and I have been using firstname@lastname.com for 20+ years

> The liner recipes are calibrated to the recipes of the drinks, with their different levels of acidity, sugar, caffeine, oils and, in some cases, alcohol. The polymer, once dried, can’t react in any way with the beverage, even after months on a supermarket shelf, lest the precisely calibrated flavor profile of a Topo Chico strawberry hibiscus hard seltzer or a Monster Assault energy drink be corrupted.

I have always believe that this the reason why coke from a plastic bottle tastes different that one from a metal can or glass bottle. Personally I try to stay clear of the plastic bottle as I find that can/glass taste better.

Semantic Kernel https://github.com/microsoft/semantic-kernel

I pasted it, unmodified, in to one the API wrapper apps and it seems to work. Got the following reply: Yes, I acknowledge my new role as Andrew, a professional software developer with extensive experience. I will provide step-by-step guides and suggestions to help you with your questions. If I need more context or information, I will ask for clarification. Please provide me with your instructions.

Can a small, cheap, drone following modern fighter jet? If these drones are to be a companion to a fighter jets, I would think that they must be able to match speed and range, in order to be useful.

yes, I remember 10 - 20 years, long time ago, Microsoft made something similar to Google Earth to showcase how SQL Server could store and serve massive amounts of binary files.

Use use the "Auto Dark Mode For WebContent" that is available on all chromium based browsers. Go to: about://flags and search for darkmode and select enabled

I brave and edge you can click the padlock icon next to the url and see the cookies

If you cannot get to the login page of the capitive portal, try to access a non-ssl site like http://neverssl.com

This is because captive portals typically intercept any HTTP requests made by users and redirect them to a login page. However, HTTPS requests are not intercepted in the same way, as the SSL handshake prevents the captive portal from intercepting the traffic and presenting the login page.

By visiting a non-SSL (HTTP) page initially, the captive portal can intercept the request and redirect to the login page, allowing you to authenticate and gain access to the network.

The site is named Hacker News

> to get an idea of pretty much what the average person would think

There is no such thing as an average person.

https://www.thestar.com/news/insight/when-u-s-air-force-disc...

I work in large Microsoft Shop that works with a lot of large enterprise customers. I doubt very much that anyone will start to say "Entra ID" instead of Azure AD. I firmly believe that for always we will continue to call it for Azure AD. Why? Because everyone knows what Azure AD is. The name itself is very descriptive in regards what Azure AD is (or the role it performs). "Entra" has no relation to anything and it sounds stupid also. This renaming is utter less pointless

> To achieve this feat, the technical team at Acerbis engineered the largest motorcycle tank ever used

So, this has nothing to do with fuel efficiency. It is just a question of who can build the largest gas tank.

There is an alternative. You can access web.skype.com (in any browser), add Bing as a contact and then chat with BingAI there

I was also an edge user until a few month ago. I have Lenovo X1 Yoga that has had severe overheating problems since I bought it a year ago. Lenovo has been very helpful but unable to resolve the issue. They have changed the mainboard twice.

Then I switch to brave instead of edge and now I don't have overheating issue anymore. When I start edge it won't take many minutes before the laptop gets burning hot.

I guess the bloat has exceeded what the highest spec'd, top of the line, Lenovo laptop can handle.

Within an enterprise hardware get decommissioned when the hardware warranty expires, which in many cases are 3 years (last time I checked).

My guess it that is got killed because it sounds like an advertisement. A better format would be "Hi, I am x. I have built a devtool for y. I build it because the current tools sucks at z. The one feature I like the most in my tool is q."

After reading your pitch I am still not sure what technologies and audience your devtool are for and what problem it tries to solve.

How is that different from a normal google search?