Remember that a person can be a dick and still be correct.

I did find his rant about feminism to be annoying and over the top, but when it comes to science, like it or not, he has plenty of credentials.

But since you dismiss him so easily, please tell me what he is wrong about with regards to water from air tech.

That works great when there is moisture in the air, whwn there is moisture in the air, there is usually a better way of collecting it for less energy.

You posted a solar still, a device which uses solar energy to distil water, an excellent solution to get water while on a desert island.

It won’t nearly as well in dry climates

Also, “zero energy use”?

Are you high?

Sunlight is still energy, it absolutely uses energy.

Finally, the is a new adaption of an old tech that has been proven to not work as advertised time and time again, it is on the creators of the new tech to prove that it works, I don’t have to disprove this at all, that has been done time and time again.

Yeah, I remember watching Thunderf00t’s videos on Fontus and the other stupid shit

From the first paragraph of the article:

Even in desert conditions, there exists some level of humidity that, with the right material, can be soaked up and squeezed out to produce clean drinking water.

In the dry dessert the amount if water in the air is so minuscule that it just doesn’t doesn’t make any sense to do this.

Regarding the “clean” claim, you would get all the crap from the air in your water, also to preserve the water you would need to keep it chilled after boiling it, else you get sick, badly sick.

Yes, this is 100% accurate!

To the downvoters, please don’t just downvote, give me a plausible scenario of when harvesting water from air is more useful than just cleaning existing water.

Condensating water is VERY energy intensive, filtering far less so.

I am currently building a server, I have five things left to get before I can use it, two 8TB HDDs, two 2TB SSDs and a SATA controller card.

I bought RAM for ut this summer a 2x 16GB Kingston kit, that kit has increased in cost by 1000SEK, insane…

Looks like Micron decided that consumers weren’t crucial to their business.

I remember back in 2014 or so, I found a YT channel about companies an tech with very high production values on their videos, they had several videos on Elon and his companies.

And in just about every time they spoke about Elon, they said it like this

Entrepreneur Elon Musk

It kinda became a weird mantra they repeated as if being an Entrepreneur made him some kind of expert.

I noticed that at the time, and it has pissed me off since.

I have notifications for when there is an Aurora Borealis outside, but that seldom happens…

You may want to add instructions on how to find the setting.

EDIT:

You need to go to:

Settings -> Privacy & Security -> (scroll down) -> Apple Advertising

I have never really pirated games myself, I was always far too worried about malware to do it.

Though, when dad was traveling in Asia back in the early 2000s he used to come back home with a shitload of games/software which most had a folder called crack in the root of the CD…

Just as a few months ago, when another AI/LLM destroyed another project in a similar way, this happened due the failure to classify AI/LLM risks properly.

1. In both these instances the person treats the AI/LLM as a person capable of reason, it is not, remember what Isaac Asimov wrote about the robots in his universe, they are capable of extreme logic, but can’t deal with reason at all. The same applies here, the AI/LLM can absolutely be logical, but it can’t use reason.
2. Failure to treat the AI/LLM as a potentially bad actor, the person looked at the AI/LLM, probably ran a few simple tests, then granted it full access to highly sensitive files. Since the software is quite good at chatting with humans like we chat with each other, it makes the developer think they and trust it as if it were a person.

Check both, if the game is available on both, then I will get it on Gog.

If not, Steam it is!

I have a few games I enjoy so much that I have bought them several times, including on both Steam and Gog.

An example, back in 2004/2005 I bought Unreal Tournament 2004 on CDs, then when I found it on Steam a few years later, I bought it there as well as I wanted a modern installer, finally I found it on Gog without DRM yet another few years later and bought it there as well.

I love that game and wanted the best installer for it, especially without DRM.

Fun fact, Unreal Tournament 2004 has a native Linux version on the retail disks, you will find a bash install script in the root on one of the CDs

That is different, the player is seldom refered to by name in games.

Though to keep it classic, I often use AFGNCAAP

Who’s gonna tell them that there isn’t any air in space?

/s

So you want to get as close to fucking the internet as possible.

Somehow, I don’t think that particular design will have a huge mass market appeal…

Finally, a router that doesn’t look like an evil spaceship!

If it wasn’t made by a Chinese tech company I’d gladly get one.

It would be brilliant if say Ubiquiti, Alta Labs or some other western networking company took inspiration and created access points with a similar style to this.

I did daily 2003 for three years, and it was great, I just don’t think that XP was that bad

Windows XP and 7 would like a word

Windows 11 having the prettiest UI?

No, just no.