... complexity 28 February 2012 I've commented before about the way in which automotive has change since I was an eager teenager with a set of ringspanners and sockets. Way back in the days of my youth...

... well. Now some might say that I was lucky because my chosen career paths have coincided with strong demand in the job market and I've been enough to teach myself most of the skills I've required...

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... relevant? 7 Jul 2023 A regular reader sent me a heads-up that Toyota was touting a major breakthrough in battery . Toyota are not known as a leading-edge battery manufacturer or reasearch...

... and indicator . I don't actually recall the first time I played with a single LED emitter but... My first solid memory was of a tiny single digit numeric display device. The seven segments were...

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... even knew there were others who were sharing your interest/passion. So many of operated in isolation, simply because we were totally unaware that the guy across the street was also getting...

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... your software up to date and don't go walking down the darker alleyways of the information superhighway. However, with the proliferation of "" devices, not all your equipment may be so easy...

... would be that you can't drive to Ecuador from the UK. Any attempt to get Assange out of the country would expose him to ^H^H UK jurisdiction and he'd be arrested on the spot. His stand in an airport...

... the same thing happen with underground AI. So what nefarious tasks could these unlicensed AI systems perform that would make them a "risk" to ? The most obvious is the creation of deepfakes, "bots...

... of our right to privacy in exchange (we are told) for increased safety and security. While this is a deal that some of would not choose to take, it is forced upon anyway by force of law...

... would simply run off a few production runs of replica Walkman to cash in on this retro craze. Well some have tried but the problem is that there are only one or two cassette mechanism suppliers...

... September 2013 Disks of various types have been the backbone of computing for decades. The very first disks were with fixed heads and platters that were a substitute for expensive RAM. A large metal...

... it once done to light your fire in winter. However, I suspect that with the arrival of -phones, the Kindle (and other e-ink readers) plus a growing acceptance of the benefits associated with e...

... that speed and power at their fingertips, hook up their TV sets or buy online video boxes that give them access to zetabytes or yottabytes of really good video-on-demand content. By the time...

... that advances in AI would have delivered the kind of astonishing results we're seeing today. Back then, an actor who signed a contract would not have been looking to protect themselves in the way...

... to Android pose a threat to that purchase? Of course if Microsoft wasn't in the picture, it would be a strategically move for Nokia to roll out Android-based handsets -- since this and iOS...

.... If they're enough to recognise the huge potential that will be placed before them, I'm pretty sure that there is a very real chance to turn Tokoroa form a "timber town" into a "tech town". From...

... implanted in their teeth. In fact, every time a bit of comes along which threatens to empower consumers to copy their product, the recording industry throws up its hands and screams "woe...