> first time I encountered this piezoelectric effect in technology I suspect you encountered a piezo speaker [1] before a printer. ;) [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piezoelectric_speaker
If the screen could fold all the way back, old school convertible style, I would see the point.
I've pirated several books, movies, games, and music albums because there was literally no way to give someone my money for them. I can't imagine trying to acquire things legitimately, at scale.
> on typed python code. A fairly massive undertaking for existing code, which jit was supposed to be useful for.
If it's anything like their other anything related to AI, we're seeing cherry picked "best possible" examples.
Not that I have zero trust in anything AI related that Google demos, but the first video example on the right, the model completely ignores inputs towards the end.
No, that is "bubble jet". Inkjets are proper resonant squirts, usually piezo driven. And, for that reason, inkjets work with a much wider variety of liquids. Taken to the extreme, you have full color 3d prints with…
Not sure if that's bubble jet or inkjet, but I think inkjets are very very cool! For a deep dive of inkjets, there's a conference that posts talks: https://youtube.com/@theijc And, a shallower dive of the complexities…
Looking at the 2024 to 2025 archive, it's around 1TB/year: https://app.browsertrix.com/explore/usgov-archive/collection... If that's true, something has clearly gone wildly wrong with the, most likely several,…
Relevant text from TFA: > This isn’t the first time the environmental agency has tried to shutter the online web archive. In late January 2022, the Biden administration EPA announced plans to discontinue the online…
The big tech companies are getting old. I think it's a fundamental rule that the competence and effectiveness of an org must fall, over time, driven by the fact that a person will more readily hire someone they can…
Oops, didn't follow user names. My mistake. And, I've been using these for around 9 years. A few I tried most definitely did re-enable on exit. Not sure why file count is a concern, or especially LOC (a truly horrendous…
Actual article: https://www.theregister.com/ai-and-ml/2026/10/21/ai-will-eat...
Technically one line ;) sudo bash -c 'trap "pmset -a disablesleep 0" EXIT; s=; while :; do if lsof -nP -iTCP:22 -sTCP:ESTABLISHED >/dev/null 2>&1 || pgrep -xq ssh; then n=1; else n=0; fi; [ "$n" != "$s" ] && pmset -a…
Yes, most of the very many that you didn't know existed just a moment ago also handle that tricky case of restoring normal operation.
Maybe you just have a voice that's, shall we say, in sparse latent space? ;)
My mistake. Well over 20. https://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Agithub.com+keep+mac+o...
Safari added this in iOS recently. You can also swipe up on the address bar (after tapping it to make it "big") to swipe between pages, similar to the home screen. Found it on accident.
There are probably 20 of these at this point. I use amphetamine [1] (free on the app store). It has configurable timeouts with optional warnings/notifications, to reduce the ability for your MacBook to melt in your…
Maybe they shouldn't be profiting so heavily if that's the case? But yes, they say it's green energy requirements/expansion. But, they're also very good at making excuses, including when they're old equipment erases…
There's a very clear option, that doesn't involve blaming oligarchs, who are rich from people throwing money at them: reduce your standard of living. That's what's drives all these problems. Good luck getting anyone to…
> and you're making it sound as if people have a real choice when oligarchs control everything. No, I'm saying that most people are enjoying the benefits of data centers, without knowing they're contributing to the…
> exhaust generated by 30+ gas generators The utility monopolies are partly/mostly to blame for this. Their rates have become so disconnected from reality that it's cheaper to install your own power generation. They've…
I've assumed this is why printers are so hell-bent on having internet connectivity: a link between the printed ID and IP address.
You say this, but have you tried an old iPhone recently? I did, and it was actually pretty terrible. The quick little swipes to switch between apps is so much more natural now.
> first time I encountered this piezoelectric effect in technology I suspect you encountered a piezo speaker [1] before a printer. ;) [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piezoelectric_speaker
If the screen could fold all the way back, old school convertible style, I would see the point.
I've pirated several books, movies, games, and music albums because there was literally no way to give someone my money for them. I can't imagine trying to acquire things legitimately, at scale.
> on typed python code. A fairly massive undertaking for existing code, which jit was supposed to be useful for.
If it's anything like their other anything related to AI, we're seeing cherry picked "best possible" examples.
Not that I have zero trust in anything AI related that Google demos, but the first video example on the right, the model completely ignores inputs towards the end.
No, that is "bubble jet". Inkjets are proper resonant squirts, usually piezo driven. And, for that reason, inkjets work with a much wider variety of liquids. Taken to the extreme, you have full color 3d prints with…
Not sure if that's bubble jet or inkjet, but I think inkjets are very very cool! For a deep dive of inkjets, there's a conference that posts talks: https://youtube.com/@theijc And, a shallower dive of the complexities…
Looking at the 2024 to 2025 archive, it's around 1TB/year: https://app.browsertrix.com/explore/usgov-archive/collection... If that's true, something has clearly gone wildly wrong with the, most likely several,…
Relevant text from TFA: > This isn’t the first time the environmental agency has tried to shutter the online web archive. In late January 2022, the Biden administration EPA announced plans to discontinue the online…
The big tech companies are getting old. I think it's a fundamental rule that the competence and effectiveness of an org must fall, over time, driven by the fact that a person will more readily hire someone they can…
Oops, didn't follow user names. My mistake. And, I've been using these for around 9 years. A few I tried most definitely did re-enable on exit. Not sure why file count is a concern, or especially LOC (a truly horrendous…
Actual article: https://www.theregister.com/ai-and-ml/2026/10/21/ai-will-eat...
Technically one line ;) sudo bash -c 'trap "pmset -a disablesleep 0" EXIT; s=; while :; do if lsof -nP -iTCP:22 -sTCP:ESTABLISHED >/dev/null 2>&1 || pgrep -xq ssh; then n=1; else n=0; fi; [ "$n" != "$s" ] && pmset -a…
Yes, most of the very many that you didn't know existed just a moment ago also handle that tricky case of restoring normal operation.
Maybe you just have a voice that's, shall we say, in sparse latent space? ;)
My mistake. Well over 20. https://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Agithub.com+keep+mac+o...
Safari added this in iOS recently. You can also swipe up on the address bar (after tapping it to make it "big") to swipe between pages, similar to the home screen. Found it on accident.
There are probably 20 of these at this point. I use amphetamine [1] (free on the app store). It has configurable timeouts with optional warnings/notifications, to reduce the ability for your MacBook to melt in your…
Maybe they shouldn't be profiting so heavily if that's the case? But yes, they say it's green energy requirements/expansion. But, they're also very good at making excuses, including when they're old equipment erases…
There's a very clear option, that doesn't involve blaming oligarchs, who are rich from people throwing money at them: reduce your standard of living. That's what's drives all these problems. Good luck getting anyone to…
> and you're making it sound as if people have a real choice when oligarchs control everything. No, I'm saying that most people are enjoying the benefits of data centers, without knowing they're contributing to the…
> exhaust generated by 30+ gas generators The utility monopolies are partly/mostly to blame for this. Their rates have become so disconnected from reality that it's cheaper to install your own power generation. They've…
I've assumed this is why printers are so hell-bent on having internet connectivity: a link between the printed ID and IP address.
You say this, but have you tried an old iPhone recently? I did, and it was actually pretty terrible. The quick little swipes to switch between apps is so much more natural now.