

Why would they use a symmetric algorithm?
Why would they use a symmetric algorithm?
If OP wasn’t a jerk and had linked the source you would have been able to find out: https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap250316.html
The big thing is the sun, the black spot is Venus.
https://niantic.helpshift.com/hc/en/3-ingress/faq/522-i-want-to-delete-my-account/
I don’t know if Wayfarer accounts have to be deleted separately. Deleting one of these accounts might delete them all.
This is why you shouldn’t get your news from clickbait YouTubers. Especially when their source is a three-year-old reddit post that doesn’t even support their claim.
Can you please link the original source and not just the image? https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap250318.html
Well at least you know it’s not AI generated.
If it’s that valuable, you should have backups anyway.
No, it was only up or down, but you could also choose to add a descriptor, funny, insightful, informative, flamebait, troll, and a few others: https://slashdot.org/faq#meta3
As you might expect, the answer is no, but the data it’s trained on probably is.
Relatedly, remember last year when Google told Gemini to make generated people racially diverse, so it started making black nazis, black popes, and Asian Vikings?
It’s roughly evenly distributed throughout the universe. So if you imagine the universe Big Banged into existence at the current size, no expansion, it would be emitted in all parts of space, out of the primordial energy soup, before condensing into matter.
But that doesn’t really make sense because if you increase the volume you decrease the density, therefore you wouldn’t have the big bang or any background radiation at all.
But to strictly answer your question, if you picked any one CMB photon you received right now, that photon would probably have been from the edge of the visible universe, ~46.5 billion light years away. The distance would probably be slightly less because our theoretical static universe would not have expanded in the intervening time.
low Karma accounts can post in Lemmy as opposed to Reddit
But should they?
One of the things I miss about reddit (and slashdot before that) was that if you got downvoted/downmodded a lot in a short amount of time, it would tell you to slow down (, cowboy). It helped to limit the damage when someone would go on a troll spree before they got banned.
Some subreddits did implement a “you must have x karma to post” rule, or account age, which I wasn’t always a fan of, especially if it was karma within a certain subreddit. I understand the logic, that it was intended to make people read the community before posting, but I’m not sure if it hit the mark. But it did limit brand-new spam accounts, which are already here on lemmy.
Same way you would in any other microcontroller application, but smaller, so the whole device can be smaller.
Get small enough and we can really have those bloodstream robots.
They were never stuck.
And Lidarr for music. But the option is hard links, not symlinks.
Dolby Atmos is a surround sound thing, not video. This sounds more like a video codec thing. What codec is your video using exactly? Can you provide the original release filename?
Pretty sure they still do, as long as you aren’t getting the cheap “everything controlled by one board” models (though the diagram might actually be in the service manual, not in the box).
Although there is still repairability. I repaired my TV by replacing the speakers. Some years ago I repaired my furnace by replacing the control board.
Something like a kettle makes more sense for being sealed, though, because it’s water and electricity.
Yes, whom was incorrect regardless. Who goes with he, whom goes with him. Who cannot be repaired? He cannot be repaired.
You should always be willing to consider leaving your job.