And let’s not forget HEIF and JPEG-2000.

Remember that the $20,000 is for tuition. You are also going to need food, housing and transportation, which, depending on which school you attend, could almost double those expenses.

Installments are available, as is the option to work for the institution and have that money offset some of the costs.

Also note that for 2026, Canada has significantly shrunk the number of open slots for exchange students over previous years; it’s not even a guarantee you’ll get the student visa you’d need to attend.

It very clearly states that there were no exploits; the researchers stumbled across the undeployed C&C suite.

Have you looked at the files? They were obviously generated in a Chinese-affiliated development environment, and the interface is designed for Chinese speakers. Which is exactly what they said. They very pointedly DIDN’T say that the malware was written by the Chinese government or one of their affiliates.

It’s also not in the same style as the stuff generated by the various Chinese APT groups, so is likely by some third party with Chinese connections. It’s a very methodical and thorough collection, but it wasn’t discovered via an attack — the researchers stumbled across the test environment. And that’s not something that’s likely to be the case with state actor-related groups.

Considering Dan isn’t a bot and responds to comments in the forum, I suspect you have no clue what you’re talking about.

The sourced research he cites is also not AI generated.

Well of course; they’ve never had proper training for peacekeeping because they weren’t hired to be peacekeepers.

No, it would be dampened.

Talk about a pun setup.

Meanwhile, they just started publicizing their own e2e encrypted chatbot.

Russia really wants this special 30 day operation to end, but is unwilling to just call it off, aren’t they?

Greenland won’t be a state; they’ll be like Puerto Rico.

Only 25%?

So countries like Canada and Mexico should start trading with Iran?

And as soon as people start doing this, demand for the chips goes up and it becomes more expensive than buying them pre-assembled.

I say relentless Jensen Huang is hurting society and has “done a lot of damage.”

I got off the inkjet bandwagon almost 30 years ago now. All it takes is doing the math; most print jobs can be done on a compact laser printer, and the ones that can’t can be sent to a print shop for same-day printing, and I still come out ahead, even with binding included.

No, because it will spend most of its time after leaving the store in your home.

Like a record, baby.

Cell service is always turned on on a phone, even with no SIM card and the phone in airplane mode, and for most phones, even when the phone is “off”. They still ping the local towers semi regularly; they just don’t ramp up transmission power ir try to establish a full connection.

Anyone got a list of Bluetooth devices without a cell antenna where the BT MAC is regularly scrambled?

The gamification, closed protocol and grey patterns make sense? It really doesn’t have to be that way.

That said, up to this point, Discord at least appears to have made a good faith attempt at providing a useful service while also making a profit. I suspect we’re about to see the dial crank over into “turn a profit for the next quarterly report” territory.

I suspect that was purely a pressure tactic against the US; the F-35 orders are still being financed and production hasn’t halted.

Which seems crazy to me, because the F-35 design can be fully remotely controlled by the US military, which also collects all telemetry.

I was thinking the same thing; we don’t have an executive, we have a cabinet. Sure, Carney has set up a small group of ministers as a kind of mini executive and himself thinks in executive terms, but even with all that, the Prime Minister can’t act without majority cabinet support.