“Just because the source is now ‘available’ *DOES NOT MEAN IT IS OPEN SOURCE*. You are violating a license if you copy or redistribute the source code, or use their prompts in your next project! Don’t do that"

Don’t worry, we will just use an LLM to slightly rephrase the code before using and redistributing it, so that copyright doesn’t apply any more.

That’s what LLMs are there for, after all.

By now I am curious enough that I consider just writing them a mail and ask…

Edit:
Just did. Will post if they give me an answer…

l would say there is more advanced information tech in 70s era Voyager than in a typical current German public administration office. ;-)

Impressum would only be a necessity if they were targeting the German market, which they (as an English language only site) are clearly not.

Yes, definitely indentional geoblocking on server side.
Direct access from Germany is blocked.
Access via VPN from any other country works just fine (so no VPN blocking).

Had been thinking the same at first.
But France and Austria did work. Only Germany was blocked.
Only thing that is unique to Germany I can think of is the hate speech laws that are very specific towards Nazi symbolism and Holocaust treatment.
Maybe they had some article (or comments from users…) once that collided with that and decided to just block Germany to make their life less stressful.

I have not seen this episode yet (it’s in season 5, just checked).
Definitely looking forward to it!
We just watched the “Nick of time” episode not to long. Came as a surprise that Shatner was in there - it was kind of a culture shock for my son, suddenly seeing “Captain Kirk” as a superstitious groom in a 50s era dinner… :-)

😆

It’s blocked on the server side, though… (nginx message).

Maybe some German “Neuland” shenanigans the page owner doesn’t want to be exposed to …

Funny observation on the side:

This content is geoblocked in Germany.
And, as far as I can tell, trying a few destinations with my VPN: only in Germany…

So what the hell is in there, that we Germans must not see??? 😆

Just tried it - still 403 for me.

50s sci fi movie, actually.

Part of that groundbreaking film stuff starting in that decade, kicking off our modern understanding of the genre.

Twilight Zone also comes to mind.
Currently watching season 2 of it. Totally great stuff, so many “firsts” in there!

But 403 is “Forbidden”.
So…

Yep, same for me…

Link to the recent Al Explained video mainly covering ARC-AGI-3:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s4tptozUJ8Y

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Would be kinda hard for an international company that has several work locations in the US… ;-)

I doubt the fun would last long for you…

My German company has a travel directive to use clean-slate Laptops and virgin burner phones when going to the US for some time now already.
There are reasons for that…

Dream on…
Motorola has continuously been moving headphone jack down to ever lower spec devices.
Has been the reason I bought a used G84 half a year ago, as this has been the last Motorola with at least somewhat decent specs to support those. (On top of it, it runs LineageOS really well!).
But the GrapheneOS phone will be a high-end-device, so you can probably forget about it…

Nice article!

Also mentions the Cavendish torsion pendulum experiment.

That awakens fond memories, as I did that experiment myself some time ago during physics practical training.
Goal wasn’t determining the mass of the Earth though, but the value of the gravitational constant.