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apparently even the same line

more likely it was a cloned part with a non-matching fcc id (see thread)

i think the green band that around the neck originally covered the cap as well, like those heat shrink tops of wine bottles

no, just advertising

nailed to a cross

sadly it no longer feels absurd

I wondered about that too, i think they use a compose key and accidentally pressed it

fig 17 shows the assembled motor

it's a linear motor.. like a speaker coil assembly

fig23 shows how a radial assembly could be made

i bet that payment option is used very rarely... its brilliant marketing that costs them almost nothing

people really like to mention the cash envelope, whoever came up with it is a genius

the blame is absorbed by McKinsey the corporation, not the people working there

they'll just use AI like everyone else but charge extra for it

> is part of a larger program

What larger program?

half of the workforce ≠ half of the population

also, they say it is highly competitive, meaning not everyone will get enough gigs

this article is about how the device passed European regulations, which means it is now declared safe to be implanted

implantable devices for patients are amongst the most strictly regulated electronic devices that exist, so yeah, it's safe.

> The communication must be made in a manner in which another person may view it

Who's the other person in a chat with Claude? The Anthropic employees? Three letter agency?

protect-the-children and catch-the-criminal is a lot more tangible to most people than the concept of privacy in public or digital spaces

they may not be asking for it.. but once you make it a yes/no question and the public has to decide, they will support it blindly