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Almost the same, but it doesn't imply collection, just observation.

Then the system could reject these on the next password change without storage of the original plaintext password.

Atomic oxygen resistance is a consideration for any object in Earth orbit, and now it seems to be relevant for the moon as well. It would be interesting to know the oxygen flux and to study the Apollo hardware left on the moon for corrosion and erosion.

Interestingly enough, ozone (O3) is a concern for rubber objects on the earth's surface. Modern engineering rubbers are stabilized against ozone attack.

What horrible sulfur/oxygen species will we find around Venus?

I submitted the article here, hopefully we get an on-the-ground update. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26656052

More on IE in South Korea: https://www.nationthailand.com/Startup_and_IT/30321025

That's basically what a copay is.

How would that be handled in this case?

CNC machines add capabilities that are not possible by hand. In these shops, you might see deburring done as an extension of the machine cycle where labor cost is high, but by hand where it is low.

GP is right that automation is a huge commitment in design and manufacture. If there are any finicky parts, it's likely that humans will have to do or correct the robot's job, and now you have an idle robot and an engaged human.

Article 25: When using personal information to conduct automated decision making, the transparency of the decision making and the fairness and reasonability of the handling result shall be guaranteed. Where an individual believes automated decision making creates a major influence on their rights and interests, they have the right to require personal information handlers to explain the matter, and they have the right to refuse that personal information handlers make decisions solely through automated decision making methods...