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It's a circular grift all around. They found a way to ensure that either everyone wins or everyone loses, and everyone keeps putting chips on the gambling table and nobody calls anyone's bluff.

Except NVIDIA who's the only one providing something that's not a commodity.

Just curious, would Kobo and others keep updates going for longer?

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The other sport could be Castro assassination attempts. The CIA team with the most attempts in a given year would win lol.

Mate I checked for you.

I have a poke 3.

In 2022 there were like 3 updates spaced out over the year.

In December 2023 there was another one.

Then nothing more since.

I KNEW IT

just kidding, I've never seen you before

he has authorised the CIA to conduct covert operations in Venezuela - a highly unusual admission of what is normally a highly sensitive and tightly guarded state secret.

A tightly guarded what?

Also, as if they need permission from the president to do that. Sure they do....

Only for the physical health, mental health got 200% improve.

Why do I search for that and only find it between $200 and $1000? Granted it's AUD but still, where do you find this for less than a rpi?

Hey are you more of a Peppa pig or George?

It's Friday afternoon. Good time for beer and papadums.

Wow it's really cool, there's potential to do many things, such as making a processor chip based on proteins instead of silicon. Obviously not for replacing current CPUs but to do analog computing - the kind of computing that both artificial AND natural intelligence do - with really low power. According to the experiments, 1/10th of the voltage (about 0.1V), which means 1/100 of the power since power comes from voltage squared.

As many other cool things we see in spectrum and nature magazines, this is very very far from being a start up and I may never hear from this topic ever again. But it's dang cool how they found a bacteria that produces conductive wires from proteins.

Oh shoot what did I miss? Who's that? I can only see stuff from Madagascar.

I tried to search for Venezuela but Google is having a hard time indexing those entries lol

Oh I didn't know ostree was used by rpm, I thought it was made from scratch from the flatpak project just like bwrap is.

Many people disagree, though I'm not one of them.

I read the article, really cool stuff. Keen to read more once they start operating, since this article seems to be about validating the instrument construction.

I've probably got one (minor) update in my 4 or 5 years owning it. It would probably be nice getting security updates, but honestly all android versions are pretty much same thing to me since nougat.

Source: I do android dev for a living in the last 10 years.

I got an update about last year that lets you configure per app the max times it does a fast redraw before a full one. So I keep web browsers high for quick scrolling, and ebooks low because they can flip whole page at once.

I have one and the only thing that would make me consider changing would be buying another with colour.

I can read any newspaper that has an android app, or in extreme situation, run any browser I want.

Human hair is not a scale. Why not put the freaking number somewhere in the news?

Also is it already running or not? And what frequency is "very high frequency"?

Don't read, it's as informative as watching science news on tv.

Oh after zooming in a lot I had to squint to see them