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Re:U.S. Cybersecurity Agency Leaves Its Digital Keys Out in Public on ...
on Tuesday May 19, 2026 @08:28AM (#48192437)
Because of course it was.
Re:Many Paths of the Collatz Conjecture
on Tuesday May 19, 2026 @08:27AM (#48192418)
Calculator and graph utility to compare up to 5 numbers and their paths to 1 using Collatz Conjecture
Re:California installs artificial turf despite health and environmenta...
on Wednesday October 01, 2025 @11:58PM (#45446213)
It's not even really less expensive. Turf is so expensive, ROI is far in the future anyway.
Re:Pager Code Encoder Implementing 90's Look Alike Numeric Cipher
on Wednesday October 01, 2025 @11:51PM (#45446182)
This encoder as a tribute to the ingenuity of the old 90's Look Alike Cipher invented to send full, word-based messages on early pagers. It's a great example of communication innovation under severe technical constraints.
Pager Code Encoder Implementing 90's Look Alike Numeric Cipher
Q&A: Delving into no-code AI and the future of data science
Pranks Destroy Scam Call Centers – GlitterBomb Payback and So Much More
I don't fear a US Constitutional Convention and yet still do not want one
How to find your US representatives (and tweet them, of course)
Charities suck and you suck for supporting them?
We didn't evolve from apes? Well
The ‘clean plate’ mentality drives us to overeat?
Ways the FDA promises to regulate AI-related medical devices
Machine Learning is artificial, but it's not necessarily intelligent
Weighing less at the Equator, and roughly by how much
Characterizing Habitable Earth-Like Planets
Maybe we are the first in the Universe
“Goldilocks zone of metallicity” on a galactic scale
Hypotheses, Theories, Laws and all that jazz
Re:The Number of Older Student Loan Borrowers Is Rising
on Thursday January 12, 2017 @10:34AM (#13382971)
This is good in a way. People with outdated skills are getting new training, as long as they are able to avoid schools with poor career performance.
Factors a planet needs for suitability of life; perhaps
Pluto Has Towers of Ice 1,600 Feet Tall
Re:First round of life in the Universe might have been possible extrem...
on Friday January 06, 2017 @09:57AM (#13336668)
1. True. Organic compounds have been found in Nebula. We don't know if gravity and "ground" are necessary to turn it into life.
2. Although the study uses the traditional term for the background radiation "Cosmic Microwave Background", technically, it likely wasn't microwaves at that time, but closer to the visible light spectrum (maybe even beyond that). We only see the background radiation as microwaves now because the EM waves have stretched out due to expansion of the Universe.
First round of life in the Universe might have been possible extremely early
How many Earth-size planets are orbiting Sun-like stars?
Re:Habitable Worlds Around Binary Star Systems Might Not Match Sci-Fi
on Wednesday December 21, 2016 @01:08PM (#13231220)
Hyperspace, laser bolts, complaining AI, and space wizards aren't scientifically accurate? ;)