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Remember VLC Media Player? Its lead developer is taking on robots next

It's rather sad the article and the website are likely generated by "AI agent", too...
What the heck is wrong with this world nowadays...

  1. I see the news, read them;
  2. Open the main website the news refer to - web-archived;
  3. Read the website;
  4. Press on the "View Docs" or "Get the SDK";
  5. Nothing happens;

The reason: No links even exist for these buttons.
There's only: <a href="#">View Docs<a/>.

Did anyone even check the output of these sorrowful awful stupid LLMs?
Why not... you know... verify your work prior publishing...?
Oh... indeed... it's not yours... no human ever at all...
Convenient... No one is responsible for mistakes...

Such fudging sorrowful time to live...

And yes... I regret my time wasted...


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This map shows how hard they jam GPS

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Thank you for the clarification, with more insight!

I get that these lack the energy required to break chemical bonds, alter DNA, or cause damage to brain tissue etc.
The radio waves still pass through a human body, and the energy absorbed cannot cause thermal tissue heating, but...
There are cases I know, from personal life while working at military, of people who worked at military radio stations, including on-ground based jammers with more powerful emitters, got horrible lethal unfortunate accidents... which I'll never forget...

What if we consider radio signal reflections and the changes in the radio environment? Would these interference cause radio difference enough to cause unpredictable issues on the radio perception/safety for human?

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It's likely a higher amplitude, that is. In radio, normally, the electricity current.
Yes, it may be related to the sound signal volume indeed.

Yet, hardware or a human, as a recipient has limits in terms of amplitude, the current, and either ears may get damaged, or brain get fried, or worse, unfortunately.

Six men are likely to have been accidentally exposed to high levels of very high frequency (VHF) radiofrequency radiation (100 MHz) while working on transmission masts; four men in one incident and two in another.

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Human cells die at about 107 degrees Fahrenheit or above, and when contact is made with a strong RF transmitting element the tissues near the point of contact rapidly heat well above this level. In severe cases this can cause an RF burn.

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This map shows how hard they jam GPS

Xona's satellites will use a similar signal, but one that's 100 times stronger, to offer greater resiliency against such deliberate interference. But the Pulsar-0 spacecraft also carries a GPS receiver to make sure the two systems will be able to work together. When the Xona team first turned on that receiver a few months after Pulsar-0's launch last year, they were shocked by the scale of signal degradation the receiver was reporting above Europe and parts of the Middle East.

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Hello? Here are people living, on the planet known as Earth...
Are you sure it's safe to turn your machinery on "x100 times" of power?
Do you even care about human safety in these frequencies ever?

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Chess - since the existing commuity seems dead and hosted on .ml

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Roger that. Thank you for the details! It matches when I got banned from ![email protected], too, for the following single message:
- https://lemmy.world/modlog/57?page=1&actionType=All&userId=19038222

And I never got the actual reason, where I pointed to actual information and viewed the case from accountable attitude.
I do indeed find some of the moderators of lemmy.dbzer0.com and lemmy.ml utterly inadequate, unfortunately...
- https://lemmy.world/modlog?page=1&actionType=All&userId=19038222

Regardless, there are Communities on the main LemmyWorld feed page from that instance, so they probably didn't block it, and I appreciate that heartfelt... since I do not get why block whole instances with so diverse Communities, where a single post by so infinitely unique and ineffably magnificent people may be of interest of someone else, where both have no idea nor care about these politics, ideology, agitations etc. but just try discovering and contributing whenever and however they can.

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Why?

Yes, I prefer an Email/password, too, so to depend less on third-parties, and keep it more transparent.

Yet, OAuth/OpenID is significantly easier legally and financially than Email processing (even via outsourced services as MailChimp) and store someone's personal information as Email address in databases, if compared to a social account ID, in long term.

Not only that, but OAuth providers have APIs to get sufficient User information, and regularly actualize, including: Name, Email (yet, by requested/allowed scope only), activity on that social network as posts/channels/followers count etc., which may be a requirement for their Staff/algorithms to determine the priorities for transactions/support and/or security involved.