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Climate change already feels chaotic in a sense that earth is heading towards so many tipping points that it is impossible to keep track. In addition, each aspect resides in a niche of a complex system, difficult to grasp. AMOC collapse, melting permafrost methane release, species extinction, intense El Niño, ... All of them are not easily to follow, let alone understand. It's getting wild.

To my surprise, media coverage nowadays is mostly about heat waves as a phenomenon, leaving human impact on it aside.

A couple years ago, I would have expected some kind of awakening with global efforts, but the opposite is the case.

Think about how this information could be used. As a store owner you can precisely track movement of customers and optimize the shop layout.

BT hardware is also rather affordable.

It was apparently used to reconnect local cellular networks [1] to the Internet. In such a case, a single antenna scales better than if it is used by only one person. Still, the overall benefit was probably limited, otherwise we would have seen more reports about it.

[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/Starlink/comments/txh896/starlink_w...

Wozniak does everything to go down in history as a supposedly unrecognized genius. Every time he makes headlines it is the same story with a slightly different twist.

Depending on the country, this may well be related to the fact that professors sometimes have to expect copyright warnings if excerpts from other sources are used and republished in the teaching materials. Therefore, some things are only available to enrolled students.

Probably, in addition to providing the containers, it is equally important to provide an uninterrupted power supply. You can imagine what a disaster it would be if the power were to suddenly fail for a somewhat longer period of time. Unfortunately, nothing is written about this in the article.

On the one hand, certainly to gain access to areas where non-vaccers actually have no access. But I think that a big motivation is also to feel superior to the authorities, that want to give you the feeling of an unalterable proof of vaccination through cryptography. If a citizen who is critical of the state actions now has the opportunity to deceive them, self-satisfaction will develop.

>"there will be two worlds, one before Covid, and one after."

However at the same time this cannot be applied to all areas of life. While a kind of awakening may have taken place at work, the importance of social interactions became particularly visible on the other side. I assume that the majority would rather like to return to the pre-covid era, and will strive for it.

This is indeed something I assume people would use a lot. The Windows snipping tool is already pretty neat, but the capability to record video and save as gif/webm would be really helpful.

A bit OT, but I just looked at the Wikipedia on the high-speed rail plans. It states:

>As of 2020, the California High-Speed Rail Authority is working on the California High-Speed Rail project and construction is under way on sections traversing the Central Valley. The Central Valley section is planned to open in 2029 and Phase I is planned for completion in 2033.

At the pace that the world is changing, isn't that a little slow. I dont know if it could be called an achievement to have an approximate travel duration of about three hours between LA and SF.

Not necessarily remembering cloud adresses, but it is fairly easy to design v4 networks. Subnet masks for example are short and understood with a brief glance at them. If v6 would be simpler, it would also be the first choice for more local networks, hence more widespread.

This whole problem could have been avoided if IPv6 would be easier to memorize. I feel like especially when setting up networks, the v6 part is not as natural as v4. It is simply additional overhead and causes a lot of "scratching my head" moments. Otherwise there would be no reason to not leave v4 behind and just move on.

Even if that would apply, the people won’t stay in the south for very long if it becomes impossible to live there. I don’t think there will be a secret enclave that can just ignore the impact of global warming.

Maybe this also aims to include some Apple TV features into the display. As some people use the same screen for work and entertainment in their living rooms. Therefore it could also provide a new node for Siri access.