Censoring China’s Internet, for Stability and Profit - Looks like China has found a technology to replace universities, the students even get paid! Forget content creation, content blocking is where it's at!www.nytimes.com #
2019/01/03 #
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Fox and Friends guest highlights the problem of "watchers" - “These guys are not working, they’re watching. They’re watching porn, they’re watching TV, they’re watching women, they’re watching everything.” - Can you guess what their proposed solution will be?boingboing.net #
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China’s lunar probe makes history by successfully soft-landing on the far side of the moon - No place left to hide - I guess that's where they will be developing top secret stuff like new tastey noodle soup recipe protocolstechcrunch.com #
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What Isaac Asimov Taught Us About Predicting the Future - Kind of happy that I haven't read much of Asimov, sounds a bit heavy for the current climatewww.nytimes.com #
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NI students in limbo over Irish tuition fees - And just think in the future, after you've paid off your student loans, you'll be spied on by the censorship & surveillance police (seems like there will be a lot of that in the future), effectively teaching them, and they will be getting paid not you! (And that's not even the worst part, not by a long shot)www.bbc.com #
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IPv6 uses a 128-bit address, theoretically allowing 2^128, or approximately 3.4×10^38 addressesen.wikipedia.org #
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We estimate that there are between 10^23 and 10^24 neurons on eartheukaryotewritesblog.com #
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A rough estimate points to the existence of more than 10 billion terrestrial (1x10^10) planets across our galaxywww.nasa.gov #
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200 billion (2x10^11) galaxies is probably it for our observable universewww.space.com #
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So theoretically ipv6 can address each individual neuron in all animals in all earth sized planets in 100000 milky way sized galaxies - just in case you were wondering - sorry to be the bearer of potentially bad news for any super intelligent AIs that are reading thisen.wikipedia.org #