Well, it got the job done, did it not?
Well, it got the job done, did it not?
Still, hosting costs were the reason for discussing legal liability. Such a server also increases centralization which isn’t ideal.
That doesn’t solve the cost problem. Now all the traffic is going through that intermediate server, and someone has to pay for that.
GrapheneOS can be rooted, though they don’t recommend it as it’s bad for security. For an archival device I imagine security isn’t a big concern.
n=2, highly significant results!
Small correction: You’ll want to be at the photon sphere, not the event horizon (1.5x the Schwarzschild radius). You can theoretically hover there for an unlimited time, and even escape, as long as you don’t mind the immense acceleration necessary. :)
Yeah, doesn’t look like it affects GrapheneOS. More validation of my choice to run Graphene I guess.
Yeah, I’ve got to imagine as you cram more ads into a platform the effectiveness of the ads drops dramatically. Especially once users start leaving from being overwhelmed by ads.
A “planet” traveling at the speed of light would need to be composed entirely of photons, and (assuming an Earth-sized relativistic mass) would have 5.37x10^41 J of energy. That’s around 2.3x the gravitational binding energy of the Sun, so I assume it would be obliterated, along with all of its planets.
Great, now they’re going to start giving us exams before we’re allowed to watch a video.
The cargo holds on commercial flights are pressurized and heated. I can’t imagine passengers would take kindly to their luggage being subjected to 0.3x atmospheric pressure at -55°C.
This is a post about glasses. Are you lost?
You can want to get money out of politics, and at the same time recognize it’s necessary to have a chance of winning.
I’m pretty sure the energy gained from the ice falling into the Earth’s gravity well would exceed its cooling capacity by an order of magnitude or two.
Yeah, I just left my SSH port as 22 since I only use key-based authentication so there’s really no security risk. Plus, it’s funny going through the logs and looking at all the login attempts.
Better to get in trouble for false advertising than actually dangerously high capsaicin content, I suppose.
If you’re looking for a new registrar, I’ve had only good experiences with NameSilo. They’re not the cheapest, but they’re generally cheaper than GoDaddy, don’t paywall arbitrary things like APIs or WHOIS privacy, and have good support.
That’s true. Though there are reviews saying their support is terrible, which I assume applies to B2 as well.
I would not use them, they have bad ratings on Trustpilot.
80,000 tons of CO2 is better than 80,000 tons in the ocean, I guess.