The most common ones were books that you'd flip east/west through, or skip to the indicated page for north/south, right?
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Band-limiting is indeed a term used in some CNN topologies, but what visual effect would it have?
A werewolf is part human, part wolf, so a werehouse would be part human, part house.
It's not 🌙 wolf / 🌕 werewolf. Unless there's a different kind werewolves I don't know about.
I was expecting that they would find too few degrees of separation from Epstein
USB host devices are cheap and easy to come across. You can use a crap old PC with a fresh OS install, then wipe it. Or an old phone with microUSB OTG. Or a DVD player if you only need the file list (those can usually only open JPGs, GIFs, MP3s, and MPGs or AVIs with one of the video codecs allowed on VCDs/DVDs). Even some microcontrollers will have USB host capabilities and software libraries that will let you get the file list or contents slowly over serial.
If you're worried about "killer USBs" (data line zappers), open it and check for capacitors (and antennas in case they use Find My or LoRa for exfiltration but that would be super unlikely). Generating overvoltage inside normal-looking chips is technically possible with charge pumps and embedded capacitors but very expensive to pull off.
Unfortunately, copyright is purposefully designed so that most works going into the public domain are irrelevant by then and nobody's willing to convert them.
Time to make the AI boom crumble.
I forgot to archive my favorite Flash game... I asked the studio behind it and they don't have it anymore :( (There's still the publisher and perhaps people with rare CDs...)
The wavelength has negligible effect on shadow geometry (yes, there is chromatic aberration, refraction, interference but those are very minor in normal lighting, you need special prisms, tiny slits and perhaps lasers to really observe them). What do you even mean?
Also, sunlight (6000K) and daylight (6500K) is pretty much the same color because direct sunlight is >90 % of daylight (the rest is the blue sky and white clouds).


Um... That part is concave so adding material (area) decreases circumference.