Buy a cheap second hand micro pc. Tons of them around with 4gb of memory, Put your favorite variety of Linux on it. Plug into hdmi. Disable it’s WiFi. Done and you now have a box that’s vasty more useful and way faster. Ie install jellyfish etc. There are also good Bluetooth remotes around.
Not to mention all the creatures that just didn’t fossilise because they died away from water or had mostly lightweight tissues. They are nothing but dust on the winds of time. Not at all like our era which will be clearly delineated by … Chicken bones and radioactive waste.
True, although given how little of the universe we are aware of I think the evidence can only grow. Thanks for the explanation.
Well the Drake equation is quite speculative but we are gradually filling in blanks. Exoplanets for example. It’s just those last few terms that are tricky. If we found evidence of prehistoric life on Mars that might help as well. But the general response that intelligent life is always doomed and we all deserve to die for making occasionally stupid decisions is unhealthy I agree.
But how does this differ from some God preserving humans for their own reasons or fairies doing it magically for that matter. Unknowable superhuman forces isnt a useful starting hypothesis for this question. After all how can it be tested? There doesn’t seem to be anything it proves or disproves.
That and faster than light travel being accidental time travel is my answer. The aliens are here but in our past. They are also wondering which species of dinosaur was broadcasting all that TV, and where are all the funny looking apes.
So back porting fixes created by somebody else essentially and changing for it. Something Ubuntu has been doing for some years. I imagine something stronger is really required given the ongoing flood of vulnerabilities. If they are patching gpl code with new fixes they really should be contributing back publicly given it’s licence.
Microsoft could do a Windows 11 lite and may have to if RAM shortages continue but doesn’t care about it’s smaller customers enough to bother.
It’s not the AI that’s the red flag here its that RDP remote desktop was exposed on an open network instead of locked down to a small group of users with hardware keys or on a totally separate network like tailscale with access rules. There’s always money for the latest security gimmick but not for fundamentals we’ve known about for decades.
Tends to support the claims made about this discovery that the burials were culturally driven. One of the odd things about the remains was their very consistent adult size. This would only be the case if males were the same size as females which would be unusual given other related species.
The results of this study build upon previous insights from the Rising Star team about Homo naledi’s possible behavior. In 2023, the Rising Star team discovered evidence of possible fire, symbols, and burials.
In in 2025, the team published additional evidence to support their findings of intentional burial practices and the creation of rock engravings.
I’ve found PatchMon to be excellent at prioritizing Linux patching for groups of servers. Depending on how critical vs exposed they are. (https://github.com/PatchMon/PatchMon)
Also diverting comets away from Earth, or towards it. Your welcome and here’s a dollar. Plus discount’s for multiple asteroid fragments.
So wallets get stolen, it’s still a victimless crime.
I thought it’s search couldn’t get worse. It’s completely unusable for technical querys now.
Tailscale. It’s a VPN but it’s easy enough for non technical users to install. There’s very little performance penality for home connections
Well you can’t eat mangrove wood but these shell less molluscs are much the same as shellfish nutritionally. Fun fact it’s teeth can grind though thin metals. Fairly tasteless when cooked though, has been compared to oyster probably for lack of similar tastes. They are also known as shipworms or teredo worms.
So another victim of the Glass Cliff then?
Lots of nice second hand xeon workstations going cheap. Given the cost of memory they are often a bargain. The only catch with the Dells for example is the lame but also proprietary power supplies.
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Paywall bypass
https://web.archive.org/web/20260912164843/https://www.wired.com/story/one-of-ais-fiercest-critics-says-all-the-doom-talk-is-meant-to-distract-us/