Shedding heat in space is hard since you transfer most heat by direct contact and space is super empty, so more likely the former than the latter. Or could be just for the flex of it, I guess, prove it's possible because it's hard.

It's true that you can in a sense say that space is absurdly cold, like near absolute zero if I remember right, but it doesn't really help because there's nearly nothing in the vacuum of space to shed heat to. That was a huge criticism of recent suggestions to put data centers in space. As far as I can tell, the article doesn't even say anything about putting quantum computers in space. I think they're planning to use them to optimize some satellite problems.

You 100% don't deserve it, but that's sorta the thing, you shouldn't have to keep up with tech blogs to know about this. Sony installing rootkits on people's machines without permission is flagrantly illegal, and people should have gone to fucking prison. It should have either been the noose around Sony's neck or the catalyst for major change. It was neither, really, although as far as I'm aware, they didn't do anything that stupid/illegal again.

Such trafficking is among the primary causes of the loss of biodiversity on the planet.

Look, I'm certainly not going to argue in favor of it, but is it really even that big a factor compared to pollution, climate change, and habitat destruction?

For the love of god, do not take legal advice from the hallucination machine.

But passwords need to be enabled for SSH. You must submit a faulty password of a specific kind, and the SSH server misinterprets it for passwordless accounts, which means the server must be configured to allow you to attempt a password.

There’s a strong economic incentive to have a legislative majority rein in the Presidential power to levy tariffs.

The courts have repeatedly ruled that he doesn't even have the power to levy the tariffs he has, and yet people are still having to pay them.

I've seen a short list before of a few things programmers really shouldn't try to implement themselves, and I forget what the other 2-3 were, but times and dates was definitely one of them. It's so incredibly nuanced, I'm impressed anyone gets it right.

If I recall correctly, and I might not so feel free to correct me, they basically sell ads at a discount relative to data miners like Google. They can't target as well, so they don't get to collect that premium, but they can still sell ads targeted at your search keywords.

the goal is to reduce future suffering

Yeah, that's what some of them said last time eugenics got popular.

but I have some ideas that might be called fascist here

That's a hell of a thing to just gloss over when asking for more nuance, especially these days.

I don't think Keepass does syncing. I just leave the database in my Nextcloud sync folder on my desktop, and I can always pull the latest version to my phone. It'd be a bit more annoying if I routinely added new entries from my phone since Android won't let the NC app maintain bidirectional sync, but I pretty much always do it from my desktop, so the workflow is fine for me personally. If you do it on your phone, you can upload the changed version, but I think you'd have to do it manually, so not a great flow, but if it's a rarity, not too big a deal to me.