RFCs were being written back when line printers couldn’t do either.

Probably a nod to the written style of RFC definitions, which have the word entirely in capital letters, as in… the implementation MUST do such and such, and SHOULD do this other thing. In this case, the relevant security standard(s)

I work for an international company based in the US, but I am not in the US myself. I have been trying for years to get our American colleagues to use three letter abbreviations for the month to avoid ambiguity, for example in global emails. With a couple of small exceptions, I have been unsuccessful in convincing them of the need to be clear in their written communication to people in the rest of the world.

Nope. It’s the 12th of December . Just like the 4th of July, or having Christmas “on the 25th”

Ahhh

A third what?

Thanks for the examples

In the corporate world ? Generally not, because IT can’t force group policy out using AD.

The field isn’t located at the north or south pole - you’re not 400km away from it, you’re immersed inside the field, and your compass is showing the local alignment of that field.

Just about anything with an EM field of its own will be stronger than that.

The earth’s magnetic field is much weaker than a simple coil in a transformer, as can be easily demonstrated by holding a compass near said device and watching the needle align with that instead of the earth.

That is so depressing

But the people who build and maintain the roads can.

Found Sarah Jessica Parker’s lemmy account

Conversely, I want the ac controls on physical buttons because when I’m in driving and am in direct sunlight, or when I’ve just jumped in the car after doing some heavy work, I want ice cold Antarctic air blowing on my face. The ambient temperature of the general cabin is irrelevant to me. I do not want to be hunting around through menus to find the ac fan control slider.

Yep. The iris is an SGC addition to the gate

caused by wreckless speeding driver

The driver may have been reckless (irresponsible), but the incident was not wreckless (lacking a wreck)

Right, but 480K per hour clearly isn’t going to contain a bunch of 4K screenshots, so it must be doing local analysis.

The blurb above says that the TVs uploads screenshots when viewing antenna and hdmi input sources, which is what most people are reacting to here. The actual article is paywalled.

However other articles go into more detail and note that only a few KB of data per hour is actually uploaded, so the TV must be doing image analysis locally and uploading metadata only.

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None, now.