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Detailed synchrotron-based XPS and x-ray absorption near-edge spectroscopy (XANES) in Fig. 3 show that pronounced peaks due to the presence of –OH emerge in the metallic phase after gating treatment at 1.0 to 1.5 V. In addition, the peak becomes much stronger with higher voltage and longer treatment time (Fig. 3A), reflecting a higher H-doping concentration in the newly formed insulating state. Specifically, the V2p3/2 peaks in the XPS curves become broader and slightly shift toward the low binding energy direction after gating treatment, indicating the appearance of a small amount of V3+ state due to the charge transfer induced by H atoms (38). Synchrotron-based XANES for V L-edge in Fig. 3B confirms the electronic structure variations induced by H-doping during the gating treatment. The V LIII-edge undergoes a pronounced shift to lower energy after gating, indicating that the V atoms are in a lower valence state (39, 40). The O K-edges in Fig. 3C show the transitions from O1s to O2p states, in which two distinct features of the t2g and eg peaks reflect the unoccupied states. The intensity ratio of t2g/eg decreased substantially with the gating treatment, which is caused by the increased H-doping concentration and reflects the fact that t2g levels including the d//* and π* orbitals are gradually filled by electrons.

To address these inconsistencies, the privacy board recommended that the National Security Council and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence “issue criteria for determining which activities or types of data will be subject to PPD-28’s requirements.” It is unclear whether these agencies ever issued those much-needed clarifications about the directive’s scope.

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But, as big tech companies continue to struggle with protecting privacy, experts have highlighted the dangers of the new plan, and answers to their questions have not yet been adequately answered. In an op-ed for the Guardian last year, Jathan Sadowski, a lecturer on the ethics of technology, wrote that handing over public entities like cities to corporations could have negative side-effects.

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The Microsoft Surface Go is a low-power Pentium model with a sample of the lighter-hitting UHD Graphics 615 solution, usually seen only in less expensive systems, or extremely thin designs. The Pentium itself may lead to some CPU-limited situations in graphics tests. Fully expect it to underperform relative to the rest of this pack.

The next year, President Lyndon Johnson’s administration proposed merging hundreds of federal databases into one centralized National Data Bank. Congress, concerned about possible surveillance, pushed back and organized a Special Subcommittee on the Invasion of Privacy. Lawmakers worried the data bank, which would “pool statistics on millions of Americans,” could “possibly violate their secret lives,” The New York Times reported at the time. The project was never realized. Instead, Congress passed a series of laws governing the use of personal data, including the Fair Credit Reporting Act in 1970 and the Privacy Act in 1974. The regulations mandated transparency but did nothing to prevent the government and corporations from collecting information in the first place, argues technology historian Margaret O’Mara.

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We demonstrated widefield photothermal imaging of a thin PMMA film (486.89 ± 0.16 nm) and evaluated the SNR as a function of imaging speed (Fig. 5). A total of 1054 frames was captured in 410 ms, i.e., 0.39-ms exposure time per frame, with a field of view of 136 μm by 108.8 μm. This results in a WPS imaging speed of 1250 frames/s. For noise measurement, a reference experiment was performed, with the pump turned off. Therefore, the subtracted results were pure noise from the camera and the probe photon fluctuation. The SNR was calculated from the center region (25 pixels) by the ratio of the mean difference between the signal and reference to the SD of the noise. Figure 5A shows a single frame from the time trace, with the SNR calculated to be 2.3. Notably, the single-frame chemical image was based on only eight IR pump pulses. To further improve SNR, frame averaging was used as a trade-off of imaging speed (Fig. 5, B to E). We measured and calculated the SNR of each frame and fitted the results with a power function (Fig. 5F). The solid curve was the fitting result of different accumulating frames. The exponent term was 0.48, close to the theoretical limit of 0.5, indicating that the setup has been optimized for working near shot-noise limit. A video with an imaging speed of 1250 frames/s is available (movie S2). The signal intensities were relatively stable during the 0.42-s recording period, implying no sign of sample damage or photobleaching.