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J'aimerais tout de même pointer une chose, au moins tout aussi essentielle et dont on parle peu : l'open hardware.
Il n'existe pas dans le commerce de processeur serieux qui soient libres (car les processeurs sont des programmes). Et aucune possibilité d'en produire un.
Si on ajoute à ça que les puces peuvent être par construction backdoor-ée. On est bien avancé avec le typon du circuit imprimé «open source».
In this school’s election, it’s pizza vs. chicken nuggets, with democracy as the winner
At an Arizona tribal school, it's a fierce campaign to pick the top school lunch, as students learn about making their voice count
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These Tiny Doodles May Be William Blake’s Earliest Engravings, Overlooked for Nearly 250 Years
By Julia Binswanger via @smithsonianmag
Ondsel is shutting down its operation. The company couldn't find a product-market fit before it ran out of funding.
Most team members, including myself, are likely to continue contributing to @FreeCAD in some way.
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Miniot’s split-flap clock is what nostalgia sounds like
Klapklok makes paying more for less resolution justifiable.
🎉 We’re thrilled to welcome the 3rd Batch of NGI Evangelists!
Dr Leonard Anderson and Kasia Odrozek bring exciting expertise to NGI’s mission.
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ICYMI OpenMetrics is archived, merged into Prometheus
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Forget Electronics: Here Come “Orbitronics”
Electronic devices like phones, tablets, and laptops can contribute to the worldwide problem of electronic waste, or e-waste. While experts are working to make these devices more environmentally friendly, a new advancement at the fundamental level of the electron could provide a much-needed solution. Enter “Orbitronics.”Researchers at the Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI) in Switzerland and the Max Planck Institutes in Germany have found a way to harness a property of electrons known as “orbital angular momentum,” which could open the door to a whole new type of technology known as “orbitronics.” This result, which was achieved using experiments conducted at the Swiss Light Source (SLS) and was published in Nature Physics, could help make electronic devices of the future more environmentally friendly.
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Electrons move around the nucleus of an atom in certain paths or “orbits,”
How does this differ from electron valence? And if it is valence we are talking about, we have entered the world of chemistry.
they discovered that the signal wasn’t just reflecting the orbital motion directly. Instead, it was rotating around the monopoles in a predictable pattern.
This is interesting. It seems somewhat analogous to magnetism - but it's at a lower level of operation.
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