

lol dual use.
Space-X and Starlink have always been military projects the civil side of it was just to fool the world into thinking it wasnt.


lol dual use.
Space-X and Starlink have always been military projects the civil side of it was just to fool the world into thinking it wasnt.


This has been normal in germany for a decade now


there is high military value in space based compute. Centralized datacenters on earth are “easy targets”. It a lot harder of low end opponents to strike a satelite, even more so if its many.
Also it makes the latency shorter to the drones on the front lines.
Imagen FPV drones, but they transmit picture strait to low earth orbit datacenter where compute happens. This keeps the ping low and the compute hardware on the drone itself cheap.


Lol.
As usual musk plays the role of pretending that starlink is a civilian network and non totaly planed and funded by the DoD from the start.
He is nothing more than the sock puppet the DoD put on state so the world would let allow the usa to bild the biggest military project ever done in space without the world complaining to much about it.


linux is at the point where your games probably now run better on linux than on windows, simply becausr windows has become so bloated with ai spyware running in the background


Dont be evil never was a for them, it was a warning to the users.
Google was part of the american spy system from the very start…


Shooting down a satelite is hard, iran cant even put own satelites up there they have to lease chinese satelites.


UVC? So the film did get direct exposure? Because UVC should usualy not penetrate thru film can material.


hmmmm i doubt thats cosmic rays, seams more like extreme temperature and low presure did something to the films chemistry


bruh aint such a thing, every emp u could build at home would have a max range of a few meters tops, everything beyond that would need fision and or fusion elements, wich are not diy capable.
Besides that, its rather trivial to make robots EMP resistant by giving em a mesh or foil shell.


American softwar company spying on its users…more news at 8
Yeah on those projectors usually the lamp is what dies first, everything else in em could run for decades, i would advise on selling it while it still works to cover a bit of the price of a laser.
That sounds absolutely terrifying.
Yeah even thinking of it brings back that metallic taste in my mouth >.<
330w is quite a lot for a projector, i assume thats a high pressure mercury lamp one?
I recently switched to a laser one and the picture is still as bright but the power consumption is down by over 50%.
Also after 2 times geting my face blasted by mercury vapors when the lamp exploded in the old one…i aint risking losing even more brain cells…there is a good reason the stopped selling those in the eu now


Can confirm the Cloudflare office in the NSA basement is right next to the NordVPN office and that math prof that solved the math problem of AES decryption who they have there chained to a radiator

nach 2-3 tagen ist der trocken und man riecht nix mehr


this was expected


oof default passwords
my class back then at least had to pool money for a harware usb keylogger to get the teachers credentials. Was fun till someone snitched on us


Sooner or later building a nuke in your backyard is going to be just as easy.
No. Even if you would get your hands of enough base material (impossible and would also be bigger than your backyard in volume). The energy you need for sorting the isotopes would be more than you could pull out of your power wires.
This isnt a question about technology but physics and energy, no matter how good consumer tech gets. NO you wont build a nuke in your backyard.
The same way as you will never build a moon rocket in your backyard, some things just require a fixed amount of energy, and putting that amount of energy in your backyard just wont happen.
got me in the first half lmao
This was the strangest stuff ever been on TV, got damn stoner ducks doing extreme sports, like fr worth giving it a rewatch