Did Orwell teach anything? What will they do with the next Visitors' spaceship photo?

A "top" position in a small company could be a mid one in a big tech but with a narrow field compared to the small one when sometimes you need to refill the coffee machine. At same time the flexibility of small one helps to solve problems of big ones.

History teaches us governments are the best at protecting children.

Right now I'm on an ESP32 with free RTOS, will I need to add a keyboard and display just for age verification?

This conflates identity verification with criminal deterrence, they're not the same thing.

Same pattern will play out with RAM and SSD. In 3-5 years, it won't be 'Samsung' on the label, it'll be 'Li Tech' or equivalent.

Western manufacturers ceded the market through strategic choice; Chinese companies are filling it systematically.

Chinese manufacturers are now capturing that entire segment with full vertical integration. When this bubble stabilizes, because it will (it's not going to grow to infinite), Western companies won't recapture those markets.

They've already ceded competitive advantage for the next decade. This is a structural shift, not a cyclical shortage.

It's another step in the transformation of Western industry that began in the '80s: the shift from real economy and human-centric production to financialized operations.

This principle applies directly to search engines and data processors. When Courtsdesk was deleted before reaching AI companies, the government recognized the constraint: AI systems can't apply this "completeness" standard. They preserve raw archives without contextual updates. They can't distinguish between "investigato" (under investigation) and "assolto" (aquitted). They can't enforce the court's requirement that information must be "correttamente aggiornata con la notizia dell'esito favorevole" (properly updated to reflect the favorable resolution of the proceedings).

The UK government prevented the structural violation the Cassazione just identified: permanent archival of incomplete truth. This isn't about suppressing information, it's about refusing to embed factually false contexts into systems designed for eternity.

Ironically, now I'm using an ESP32-S3, 10x more powerful, just to run Iot devices.

Just speculation, but it suggests how practical problem-solving builds on existing techniques rather than appearing fully formed.

Meetings, phone calls are distractions, especially in the morning, they could also bring different thoughts far from current task.

To have the best result we must reorganize the company according to this, because most organizations prioritize visibility over results, but compensation, promotion and trust structures reward deep work instead of meeting attendance.

I think the problem is elsewhere. The real advantage of big cloud players isn't their individual services. It's seamless integration and simplicity. We need a service integration standard for infrastructure that enables:

- Service discovery

- Networking

- Observability

- Configuration

This benefits everyone: EU companies, US startups, enterprises anywhere avoiding vendor lock-in. A standard letting services integrate regardless of who provides them.

Not just container orchestration (Kubernetes), but something working across bare metal, VPS, containers, and remote machines.

I also prefer to design solutions that are portable and platform independent, cloud providers simplify and hide something to you, it has a cost (not just money) that you cannot quantify on long term and that's clear for who has experience in both worlds.

It helps to empower control over population and fits perfectly in the social and historical context: the emperor blessed by God, the evolution theory, the epic poems, theory of race, the industrial revolution, and modern times don't escape these patterns too, we just suppose to be neutral.

Anyway I think we have a lot to learn from our ancestors, how were they able to move such heavy megaliths?

Gartner’s EAP category shifts focus from CVE volume to real attack paths across cloud and identity. Most alerts never reach critical assets. EAPs show what actually matters.

For the practical 'how-to,' I recommend studying GNU Radio and SDR++; they show how to process IQ data or raw audio streams directly, and for sure there are other libraries. On the 'ancestor' side, look at the AX.25 Packet Radio protocol and AFSK (Audio Frequency Shift Keying). These are the same 'softmodem' principles used in FidoNet nodes decades ago.

GSM Arena can help you find phones with integrated FM receivers. You'll notice that many features are market-dependent, meaning: the receiver is often physically present but simply disabled by software.