What SoC?

AI says probably Rockchip RV1103B which is Luckfox Pico Mini

AI is right. All hail AI. :D

Yes and in a year they will ask for a government bailout because of the ban.

The export ban exists to hype the capabilities of the much more expensive but only marginally better model.

The model that they can't currently sell at all because they don't have the capability to limit it to US persons?

Opus was already rate limited. If the capacity isn't there its better just used for hype.

If it had vulnerabilities the marketing copy would already be written and published.

If anything that is an argument for extended magazines.

At a certain point numbers just don't work out that way. Being woken up in the middle of the night and facing seven alert and well-prepared attackers? Good luck.

The real problem is the corrupt politically-motivated DA who declined to even charge most of the perps. Only one of them got any jail time. The others are still out on our streets. Individual action can help mitigate, but it can't make up for the trend of politicians accepting and normalizing violent crime.

full auto, defensive grenades

Plasma rifle might be able to pull it off.

Clearly every household needs a BFG9000.

South africa was able to make a minimum viable weapon on a shoestring budget. They had access to nuclear reactors though.

But physicists today have much more information and compute and could be more productive.

It's a way for AI labs to discuss safety while misdirecting from more mundane but widespread harms such as spam.

There's no kill switch. The F35 advantage is the mission data files that are frequently updated and allow the F35 to classify targets and threats. Essentially the US and partners collect the electronic signatures of enemy radars and package them so in a conflict the het can draw a box with a S400 label.

So it doesn't have a kill switch, it just stops being useful when it can no longer regularly phone home? That sounds awfully close to a killswitch to me...

Countries could generate their own MDFs but what's the point, it's from shared intelligence. Which is the premise of an alliance.

Sometimes variances in manufacture or maintenance of electronic systems allow the F35 to identify not just type of system but exact unit.

Due to political engineering some significant parts are manufactured in partnership countries. That supply chain is also a vulnerability for the US albeit to a lesser degree.