

Shedding heat in space is hard since you transfer most heat by direct contact and space is super empty, so more likely the former than the latter. Or could be just for the flex of it, I guess, prove it’s possible because it’s hard.


Shedding heat in space is hard since you transfer most heat by direct contact and space is super empty, so more likely the former than the latter. Or could be just for the flex of it, I guess, prove it’s possible because it’s hard.


It’s true that you can in a sense say that space is absurdly cold, like near absolute zero if I remember right, but it doesn’t really help because there’s nearly nothing in the vacuum of space to shed heat to. That was a huge criticism of recent suggestions to put data centers in space. As far as I can tell, the article doesn’t even say anything about putting quantum computers in space. I think they’re planning to use them to optimize some satellite problems.


You 100% don’t deserve it, but that’s sorta the thing, you shouldn’t have to keep up with tech blogs to know about this. Sony installing rootkits on people’s machines without permission is flagrantly illegal, and people should have gone to fucking prison. It should have either been the noose around Sony’s neck or the catalyst for major change. It was neither, really, although as far as I’m aware, they didn’t do anything that stupid/illegal again.


For the love of god, do not take legal advice from the hallucination machine.


The “are you affected?” section directly contradicts this. It outright states you must have password authentication enabled. Otherwise, SSH never gives you a chance to even attempt a password.


Sure would be a shame if they had to spend a ton of money sending techs all over the country to troubleshoot cameras with covers on them.
the goal is to reduce future suffering
Yeah, that’s what some of them said last time eugenics got popular.


Even if you’re morally okay with Proton, the simple fact is that vibe coding the piss out of their product is going to seriously endanger the privacy and security that make Proton an appealing product.


Hey, I notice your extra upvote on every comment disappeared, get a little nervous when you got called out for it?


The context that you provided was
there are plenty of peer reviewed studies showing that acupuncture is effective, here are just a few examples:
Then someone actually checks your evidence and finds they’re admitting to using low quality studies/evidence. That’s entirely in context. You just don’t like being called out for it.


If there’s nothing wrong with it, then why did you get mad at them for cherry picking it? If you actually brought quality evidence, it should be impossible to cherry pick. The simple fact that you even leveled the accusation is in itself an admission that you brought poor quality evidence.
Also, how are you almost immediately pulling upvotes in a three month old thread? I know I’m responding late, but I saw the notification pretty quick and just didn’t have time to respond at the moment, and you already had it. That kinda looks like vote manipulation with extra accounts.


Fucking hilarious coming from a guy who doesn’t realize the list of evidence he brought is crap.


My guy, they’re your evidence. If I start reading through your own evidence, get a quarter of the way through, and have seen nothing of substance yet, how much more of my time am I supposed to spend curating your evidence for you? Maybe you should have curated your own list down to things that genuinely support your claims instead of getting mad at someone who points out you brought poor quality evidence?
They’re perfectly capable of realizing it. How do you think it got built that way? They don’t respect anything, either.