This is not gonna happen. They're an extension of Falun Gong, who runs the Epoch Media Group which pushes the Epoch Times, a far-right paper in the US which worked very hard to curry favor with Trump, meaning you are immune to regulation or prosecution.
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The minivan is the peak vehicle. You can fold down or take out the back seats and fit a 4x8 panel no problem. You can travel, haul, and store till your heart is content in it. It is a car chassis so it is low to the ground but with a tall cabin so you are nice and upright. No one even looks if you sped because you have like an invisibility filter against attention. Not only that, the only knock is that it isn't cool...which makes no sense, if getting a sports car is "compensating" then having a minivan proudly means you have nothing needing to compensate for. It is the sigma of vehicles. (2013 town and country owner)
You know, I like the way this is going. The last 2 republican disasters that democrats had to dig us out of (the 2007 financial collapse when I entered the workforce, and the 2020 covid pandemic when my kids were entering school) really had long slow dramatic burns which were unpleasant gradual declines. If he makes it bad enough fast enough, the reaction will be nice an swift so we can begin formulating a rebuilding plan earlier, even if that plan has to look like settlement building in fallout 4.
Are you learning networking? You're entering the world of vlans. In the networking OSI model, Layer 3 is where you're dipping your toes.
I'm gonna try to over-simplify this, but each network has a gateway, which is a layer 3 device that helps a local network talk to other networks, either in the house or on the internet. That doesn't have to be a physical device, it can be a virtual network device on your bigger layer 3 device. Most residential network gear won't understand this. When you get into vlans, it's like having multiple separate networks on the same devices; if you have "vlan 10" and "vlan 20"; devices on vlan 10 cannot see devices on vlan 20, even if they're connected to the same switch. This is done by "tagging" ports, which is where you specify what network each port is on. You can also have a port with multiple vlans on it, which is called a "trunk", but for this to work the network traffic has to carry a tag specifying what vlan each packet belongs to (though each trunk also has a "native" port, think of it like a default vlan if a packet isn't tagged). The verbage changes based on the vendor, but that's the idea.
In the actual world, here's how that works. Ports with devices on the other end with multiple devices/networks on them (access points, switches, firewalls) usually are trunks, then end client ports (your computer, a printer) are "access" ports. You would apply a single vlan to access ports, or make it an "untagged" port, whereas you "tag" multiple vlans on trunk ports. The networking devices will make most of that happen.
So how can you shape the traffic between them? Your firewall/gateway/layer3 device. The easiest entrypoint into this is get a small computer (1L PC which you can get nearly as ewaste, having multiple network ports is good) and installing opnsense on it. It's free and good for learning, and I use it in prod today. The opnsense box, let's say, has 1 physical nic, then you create a virtual vlan interface on vlan 10 and 20. That becomes your "default gateway" on all client devices on the respective networks. All traffic leaving the networks go through this device (so faster network ports is better) and that is why firewall rules get to allow/block ports, IP's, endpoints, etc. Your port forwards to the internet happen here as well. You can make a firewall rule to say your other network allows passing traffic to the original network on port 53 to the pihole, for example, so dns servers on a different "lan" can still be used.
This is a complicated subject, but getting some gear on ebay (a "managed switch") is a great way to learn. For example, I have an access point with a management interface on my "mgmt" vlan (99, number is arbitrary), then I have 2 ssid's, one for IoT stuff (vlan 5) and one for my devices (vlan 4). The port going to the access point on the switch is native vlan 99 but tagged to allow traffic with packets tagged with vlan 4 or vlan 5, and the access point tags the traffic based on which SSID the client connects to, the client doesn't care.
I mean, I think there's a lot of reason to disbelieve him. There were multiple accusers that released the documentation and proof. He said that one accuser was not credible and provided no proof. He also said that that accuser had attacked someone else and didn't provide any proof. At this point there's lots of reasons to believe the accusers and not really any reason to believe him.
This rings extremely hollow to me. He provided no evidence that he was only given an hour and was not going to be able to ask for an extension. A person has publicly outed him, and he is not willing to share evidence to defend his side of the story because of respecting their privacy... That does not make a lot of sense when his entire livelihood has been compromised. Other than "Trust me bro, I was treated unfairly and I have no evidence but believe me, I was cancelled with a targeted attack and I did nothing wrong" this video contributes nothing of substance to the discussion.
Man pushing the narrative that Trump sent the military into a liberal state to fix things with positive results is surely not a precursor to anything sinister...
So first, it's assumed that the transition between matter and energy has evolved to be essentially lossless in the trek canon, and you just have to assume that's true. This is handled with the "Matter-energy conversion matrix" which is a hand-wavey sci-fi invention like a "Heisenberg Compensator." See https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Matter-energy_conversion_matrix
Additionally, this process is bidirectional; waste on a starship is converted into energy and stored. This is done with the "bio-matter resequencer" and is referenced a few times, see:
This seems like an insane idea, cosmic radiation causes so many measurable impacts even on earth with things like bit flips, this would be a huge issue in space with no magnetic field and atmosphere. I would think this would focus on low density slower speed chips, and likely avoid anything with flash storage.
Seems like it still in development, they have improvements in mind to reduce unnecessary system calls, and at this time you would only run these patches if memory safety was ago critical you didn't care about IO performance, which is niche.
Anything that gets us closer to mattercast. If we can have one interop standard to be able to cast to devices, whether it be a kodi box running the casting server, a smart speaker running Home Assistant's voice, or a google/amazon device, one open standard to rule them all is the world we need to get to.
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What the actual fuck are you on about? This is a technical argument about whether rust should be allowed innthe Linux kernel and the impact of that decision on devs, you absolute troglodyte.