Replies aren’t thinking scale.

Making the app just difficult enough to access to be annoying is a death sentence. Sure maybe 100k ppl still find a way to use it but those are small numbers.

Why? Seems like wasted energy.

Start a text group chat.

Name the manager that made the call.

Best no. 2 I’ve seen this week.

Don’t judge.

I use YTV for NFL only. I cancel after every season. I can’t wait until there’s a better option as most content on the platform is garbage.

Sat connectivity is a huge win for people that venture into zero-coverage areas.

“Police say…”

Never trust this statement in journalism.

Spooren said the SHA-256 hash is truncated to 12 characters, significantly reducing its complexity, potentially allowing attackers to generate collisions.

Wtf. Who thought this was acceptable?

Sorry, parasite.

Only way i think it’s acceptable is one house per person, or renting out property you live at.

If your aunts partner has a place, unused, then sure rent it.

If your aunts property has another home on it then sure rent it.

Downtown Los Angeles has a high rise that was abandoned by the owner/builder. It’s covered in graffiti. They could start there.

I was impressed with Singapore when i was there a while back: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Housing_and_Development_Board

Gelsinger replied to a post by a prominent analyst, Patrick Moorhead, where it was initially claimed that Intel’s 18A wasn’t tested on a PDK 1.0 but rather an older design kit, which is why the yield rate figures are reported so low.

Ai co-processors are still missing.

The tower is where you can put an rfid scanner. There’s lots of them, they support power and network, and they aren’t obvious.

As I stated previously, toll booth rfid work at 20+feet and 80+.

OP is asking if it’s possible to track someone.

I’m suggesting that passive rfid is possible with transmitters, and there are 5g towers in lots of places, enough to track a person if a government was inclined. I see them every block in many city business centers.

How many 5g towers are there?

I’ve had a toll pass device for 10 years. It gets scanned at 80mph or more and hasn’t needed a new battery yet. The newest models are the size of a credit card.