🤔 Once we've pinpointed our requirements, what functionalities does your software offer, and what is extra development? This is just one of 12 critical questions to pose to a prospective WMS provider. #WMS #TechQuestions buff.ly/2QVhGww

Day 4 of @Tesla denying warranty work under broken functionalities in the car without saying the timeline for a remote fix. Week 8 of two legal functionalities not working. Just “in will be fixed in future update” and it’s a “temporary blockade”. How is this even legal, no software update was needed to block it. Also both finish and polish Tesla service is ignoring bunch of my questions. Mainly trying to get contact to their legal department. Who wants to bet they won’t answer these questions? 🫡

The research pilot site Smart Shell Farm "Šibenka" was opened on Monday in Martinska Bay near Šibenik, with a launch and presentation of its technological functionalities. glashrvatske.hrt.hr/en/domes…

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I really like Solana's functionalities. Overall its Sol for me

I have series X. My wife is currently playing through the Gears of War series on it. I love PlayStation because the controller has all the advanced functionalities, like adaptive triggers and enhanced haptics and better accessible games, but I love gears and fable myself.

In 2026 , remove complex functionalities, governance etc from your smart contracts. Complexity is the enemy of security. #ergo

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1/ Click Add to open the Workbench toolkit. Five structural functionalities: — Add Metric: insert secondary data curves for direct comparison on the active chart. — Add Formula: mathematically modify the current metric — RSI, SMA, EMA, Z-score, plus algebraic crossover between added metrics for unprecedented indicators. — Add Markline: insert horizontal or vertical delimiter lines to mark events or signal threshold values. — Drawing Tools: free annotation resources — text, trendline, arrow, rectangle, Fibonacci retracement, parallel channel. — Add Color Range: modifies the color palette of a specific curve through user-stipulated conditions. A high-impact visual notation for rapid identification of zones of interest.

Breaking: UK will go further to protect kids with world-leading additional restrictions on harmful features online such as live streaming and strangers communicating with children Government action shows clear choice to side with families over tech companies to put power back in parents’ hands and give kids the childhood they deserve Decisive action – backed by 9 in 10 parents – expected to be brought to Parliament before Christmas, with protections expected to come into force in Spring 2027 Children will be given back their childhoods thanks to government action to ban social media platforms from offering services to under-16s, with less time for scrolling and more time for play. The plans will set a new normal for future generations, kickstarting a cultural shift and driving forward the government’s fight to give every child the best start in life. The government plans to use the same model for a social media ban as Australia. This would capture user-to-user platforms, whose purpose is to enable social interaction and which allow users to post material, alongside algorithms. The ban will therefore include platforms like Snapchat, TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and X. We do not intend for messaging services like WhatsApp and Signal to be included in the social media ban. In a move to protect children online and address the scale of the challenge, the government will also go further than a blanket ban on social media with world-leading blocks on harmful functions such as livestreaming and stranger communication with children for under-16s. These restrictions – which together with the ban go further than any other country – will apply to a wider range of online services, including on gaming sites. Restrictions on these functionalities will also be on by default for under 16- and 17-year-olds to prevent a cliff-edge at 16. The government will also be looking in more detail at overnight curfews and breaks in infinite scrolling for under-18-year-olds and will set out more detail in July. Prime Minister Keir Starmer said: Parents want to keep their kids safe and happy, but the online world has made that harder than ever. I’ve heard first hand from families crying out for change and we will do right by them. That’s why we’re going further than any country in the world by banning social media for under-16s and putting wider protections in place to give kids their childhood back. This is a line in the sand. Tech giants had their chance and failed, but we’re stepping in to protect children, back parents and set a new normal for future generations. So-called AI ‘romantic companion’ chatbots – designed to simulate sexual relationships or roleplay with users – will have to enforce a minimum age of 18. Similar intimate functionalities will be restricted for under-18s on AI chatbots more widely. Taken together, these measures will mean a much more comprehensive model than just a blanket ban on social media — one that responds to how children experience harm online, rather than just where it happens. The changes will back parents grappling with the risks for children that come from the online world and help empower them by providing a clear decision on what is safe and age-appropriate for children. This is a decisive first step by the government which marks a clear choice to put children’s wellbeing first and give them a healthy life online. We stand ready to take further measures in the future. Technology Secretary Liz Kendall said: Today we take a bold and significant step, towards creating a safer, healthier life online, for our children and future generations. Tech companies have had countless opportunities to keep children safe, yet they have failed to act. That is why we are a taking power away from the tech giants and putting it back in parents’ hands. My driving force has always been to give every child, from every background, the best possible start in life. That is what these regulations will deliver. The government will also learn the lessons from Australia’s experience by introducing more highly effective age assurance (HEAA) measures to support compliance, making it far harder for children to bypass safeguards. Ofcom will conduct a rapid study on what is effective age assurance for verifying whether someone is over 16. The Secretary of State has also written to the new Chair of Ofcom to ask for an urgent review of Ofcom’s enforcement capabilities with a clear enforcement strategy to be published as soon as possible. In her letter, the Secretary of State confirmed the government will ensure Ofcom has the funding it needs to carry out its new responsibilities – as well as continue its vital work to enforce the existing provisions of the Online Safety Act, including protecting women and girls online, tackling harmful content that puts vulnerable people at risk, and taking action against serious illegal activity such as child sexual abuse material and online fraud and scams. Today’s announcement follows one of the biggest national conversations held by this government, with more than 116,000 responses submitted by parents, children and experts across the country. The responses showed overwhelming public backing for tougher action. 9 in 10 parents said they would support a social media ban for children under 16. The majority of young people also backed action, with two-thirds agreeing that children younger than 16 should not be allowed to use at least some social media platforms. On social media services, real-time content makes harmful material harder to moderate, and algorithmic feeds can intensify exposure to dangerous, distressing or overly engaging material. Parents rightly expect government to take action as quickly as possible, which is why the government has already taken powers through the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Act to act fast — using secondary legislation to introduce targeted protections without needing to wait to bring in a whole new Act. This means the first set of regulations could be in effect in Spring 2027. Today’s action builds on the government’s work to date to go further and faster to protect children online and fight for their wellbeing. Last week, the Prime Minister challenged tech companies so that Britain will be the first country in the world to make it impossible for children to take, share or view nude images – with a 3-month deadline to make meaningful progress. This watershed moment will come alongside the government’s drive to remove barriers to opportunity and set every child up for happy, fulfilling lives. Yesterday, the government set out further steps to make sure children in every part of the country get greater access to enrichment opportunities in sport, creative activities, nature and the arts both in and out of school. This builds on wider work to halve the participation gap and reclaim childhood for all young people, including through reforms to the curriculum so that every child gets the skills they need to get on in life, and support throughout their school years to explore and develop their talents, regardless of their background or where they live. #UK

Everyone in the UK is being banned from social media unless they DOX themselves and beg for access. You shall not browse anonymously. The vast majority of the people harmed by this are those over 16, for they will spend all their time complying their rights away. How ironic is it that the under 16's whos freedom of association with each other is being violated wouldn't even be able to see this public press release the UK primer minister released on, you guessed it, social media... The government says it will go "further than a blanket ban on social media" by blocking "harmful functions such as livestreaming and stranger communication with children for under-16s". "These restrictions – which together with the ban go further than any other country – will apply to a wider range of online services, including on gaming sites," it says. "Restrictions on these functionalities will also be on by default for under 16 and 17-year-olds to prevent a cliff-edge at 16. The government will also be looking in more detail at overnight curfews and breaks in infinite scrolling for under-18-year-olds and will set out more detail in July." "This would capture user-to-user platforms, whose purpose is to enable social interaction and which allow users to post material, alongside algorithms. The ban will therefore include platforms like Snapchat, TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and X." "We have agency", Starmer said, adding that the government "can" and "will" change things. "Yes it's hard" to legislate for, regulate and enforce but that's why the government "listened to people" and learned from countries like Australia, he says, where a similar ban has already been introduced. "We're not just bringing forward a ban" but "going further" with "world-leading action" on gaming services and live streaming platforms, Starmer said. ProveX.com tech can relieve some of this suck using zk proofs, but man, I don't think people understand what no internet for you without Doxing yourself on every single website looks like. You guys all know the data you give is going to be stolen by hackers on some portion of the regulated sites right?

Five functionalities, from the driver's cab: 🚆 Automatic train composition 🛑 Digital brake test — in minutes, not an hour trackside ⚠️ On-track brake anomaly detection 📡 Vibration monitoring ⚙️ Axle monitoring

I agree that these are all unique aspects to video games but that’s not really what the original topic was about, it was just about whether or not vns are games, which is why I was talking about what constitutes something as a video game, instead of features and functionalities.

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