Wrong:

f(x) = potato^3 = 3d potato

f'(x) = 3 potato^2 = 2d potato chips x3

f''(x) = 6 potato = 1d potato fries x6

• "non-citizen american national"
• Background is the flag used by the United States Government
• References US law multiple times
• "Nationality: ... The United States of America"

As long as Redreader still works, other applications could just borrow the oauth key.

An secretive elite group of users rumored to be able to obtain the great power of root.

The true enterprise solution is to disable IPv6, if you disable IPv4 you might be surprised to see how many sites and services, even those run by large companies require IPv4.

And that's the problem with trusted computing, it inherently depends on hardware integrity. Even on-chip tpms and things like the AMD PSP and Intel ME rely on the CPU, RAM and bus. Even if you AES encrypt the RAM, it still depends on the CPU, microcode and TPM not being compromised. It is possible, if rather hard, to take a chip out of its epoxy, ceramic or metal shell ,(decapping)and then use very tiny to steal or even modify the program and data.

I highly recommend you try Linux gaming, it's still not perfect, but has massively improved in the last few years.

You might enjoy this place: !fuck_cars@lemmy.ml

More like microwaving eggs with how buggy (and badly commented) chatGPT's code is.

No. Electromagnetic radiation. It doesn't need a conductor. Think of it as a loop antenna except instead of a coil of wire generating the field a permanent magnet does.

An electric field is produced by any moving magnet, all a nearby conductor does is provides easily movable electrons that can flow in response to it.

Kittybox: old laptop that my cats like sitting on

Thinbox: new laptop that is thiner then kittybox.

Tallbox: desktop

Tinybox: BeagleBone black single board computer acting as server

New your program deadlocks instead of crashing, peak safety.