no no it all started with this damn gorilla

c/funhole

thats how it goes

when you know who op is before even opening the comments…

Context: there was a storm in china, and the lower picture is from a report about the army getting used to fix the damage, in this case german state TV rebroadcasting chinese state TV clip

Thats a nice fantasy but sadly that just not viable long term

I have been proposing outlawing ad’s in public places for a long time

ublock+sponsorblock on firefox and u never see a ad again.

lol dual use.

Space-X and Starlink have always been military projects the civil side of it was just to fool the world into thinking it wasnt.

This has been normal in germany for a decade now

there is high military value in space based compute. Centralized datacenters on earth are “easy targets”. It a lot harder of low end opponents to strike a satelite, even more so if its many.

Also it makes the latency shorter to the drones on the front lines.

Imagen FPV drones, but they transmit picture strait to low earth orbit datacenter where compute happens. This keeps the ping low and the compute hardware on the drone itself cheap.

linux is at the point where your games probably now run better on linux than on windows, simply becausr windows has become so bloated with ai spyware running in the background

Resolution of those cameras is limited and they are usually angled down. Also they are not on private property. So it can be assumed that max detection rate of a average sized done is maybe 80m tops, after that the drone itself is smaller than a singular pixel of the cam. Meanwhile range of those drones can be multiple km.

If u had said they can use the integrated wide band SDR recordings of cell towers to triangulate the remote controller…i would have given u a point, but triangulating a drone using cameras that look down is not credible.

Depends on the drone.

DJI, yes.

Self builf without GPS or telemetry…probably not.

Shooting down a satelite is hard, iran cant even put own satelites up there they have to lease chinese satelites.

American softwar company spying on its users…more news at 8

Can confirm the Cloudflare office in the NSA basement is right next to the NordVPN office and that math prof that solved the math problem of AES decryption who they have there chained to a radiator

oof default passwords

my class back then at least had to pool money for a harware usb keylogger to get the teachers credentials. Was fun till someone snitched on us

Sooner or later building a nuke in your backyard is going to be just as easy.

No. Even if you would get your hands of enough base material (impossible and would also be bigger than your backyard in volume). The energy you need for sorting the isotopes would be more than you could pull out of your power wires.

This isnt a question about technology but physics and energy, no matter how good consumer tech gets. NO you wont build a nuke in your backyard.

The same way as you will never build a moon rocket in your backyard, some things just require a fixed amount of energy, and putting that amount of energy in your backyard just wont happen.