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This story came out a couple of days ago but I held off on it because it sounded more like a morality play than the kind of accident that actually happens with advanced weapon testing, which tend to be loud and messy and not relegated to a presentation at the Royal Aeronautical Society.
And in fact there were two issues with the way this story was at first reported:
1. It was a simulation rather than a live test of actual hardware.
2. None of it ever happened.
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Does the First Amendment protect the right of the people to peaceably assemble and petition the government for redress of their grievances?
It depends.
The judge also asked Biden's lawyers if the First Amendment covered Americans' right to say that Biden is responsible for high gas prices and inflation.
Their answer?
It depends.
— Attorney General Andrew Bailey (@AGAndrewBailey) June 1, 2023
Depends on what?
The feds provided only one example of a liberal being censored, and that person is a political opponent of Joe Biden.
— Attorney General Andrew Bailey (@AGAndrewBailey) June 1, 2023
That sounds like bad design - that the same command with very minor differences would delete your database instead of just cleaning up old backups.
But it's alarmingly common. ZFS uses the same command to remove snapshots and entire filesystems, and LXD uses the same command for removing backups and deleting virtual servers.
Both have some degree of protection in that they won't normally delete resources that are in use, but it's a good practice to have two completely independent backup mechanisms.
This year's Meteor Lake is expected to be a laptop-only release, with only a minor refresh for desktop users - maybe another 100MHz or so. Arrow Lake will double the number of Efficiency (E) cores from 16 to 32 but will otherwise be very similar to current chips.
In 2025 there will supposedly be a new architecture with a greatly improved Performance (P) core design, up to 40% faster, similar to leaks about AMD's Zen 5 cores.
Julia is a fine programming language but dynamically-typed interpreters are not its métier.
How That Bottle of Cherry Soda Gets from the Farm to Your Fridge USDA Documentary Video of the Day
God bless the food scientists, because they know what goes into this stuff and they still drink it.
Disclaimer: It's paint thinner! You're drinking paint thinner! Oh, and a bottle of dry cleaning solution that's been sitting in the cupboard for sixteen years for added flavour.