We essentially have laws on the books for this already, some class action lawyers just need to step up.

That doesn't exist, as soon as you ask where the grant money went - sorry, it's gone.

Quantum entanglement also is never described coherently and often the description leads many to conclude you can actively communicate with an entangled set of photons. You can't.

To anything, well, unless the maker disagrees with that topic.

When AI can say 'no, that is not a thing' then maybe they are making progress on their giant database lookup service.

Regulations on efficiency are making LEDs nearly a requirement. And LEDs can be dimmed! Oh look lets spin this as trying to woo back employees that refuse to work as agreed.

--Eye Roll--

Spin it off into a (somehow guarantee funded) non-profit that can not accept money from corporations. Anyone that buys it will just do the same as Google.

OpenAI wants it for the data mining. I argue that is WORSE than letting google continuing to own it.

VOIP should be required to follow that same rule. Disallow number spoofing even for corporations. Bam, now we can just block entire countries by caller id.

If this makes call support centers move back to the home country that would be just icing on the cake.

Sure poke holes in this idea, but the current situation is a failure.

I can visualize a 'horse' power, not so much a kilowatt. Same with a foot but not so much a decimeter. I guess it's just what you grew up with.

On the other hand everyone grows up with cups and spoons but not so much a cubic centimeter. The 2 Litre soda bottle has existed seemingly forever though, even in the US, so I can visualize 2 litres, just not 1:D.

Those are peak numbers though, unless you are in a data center (which admittedly Seagate is targeting with their own numbers), that SSD is mostly idle because it is just that much faster completing a task. That idle disk will always be spinning (yes it can sleep but modern systems simply write or read too often for that to occur) using close to that 12v number to spin spin spin.

I don't think anyone misses the noise of a spinning disk.

Have you ever used a magnetic compass? Seen it go in circles when near some electronic gadgets? Guess what, you qualify too, even from your armchair.

Read the Summary, they are claiming 50x more accurate than INS, which is basically just dead reckoning. The title is just wrong...

It's GPS without the satellites, which if reliable will be great, until someone figures out how to manipulate Earth's magnetic field.

... just like GPS. That title is so wrong it should be considered a crime against bloggism.

I actually like my circa-2010 LG TV (pre-ad-fest, doesn't even have networking), it still works but is used less each year since sitting at a smaller screen with the ability to block and skip ads is more important now than being at a big screen, at least for me.

Any brands left that just sell a TV or monitor? No ethernet or wifi is a plus.

But land in the middle of nowhere is cheap!

The battery of the month card was a thing, one free cheap battery per month.

For a time they were giving out coupons for a free 4-C cell flashlight, of about 4 I had they all eventually cracked from the stress of the overly strong spring that served as the battery contact. That spring was something, drop flashlight and it would pop the yellow screw-on lens cover clear off the body and across the room.

Radio shack was the original re-badge operation, just about everything not under the Tandy brand was from another manufacturer with their name stamped on it.