I tried it. Not even as smart as Alexa. It felt like the old âoeElizaâ (was it?) Eithet tried to just change the subject to something completely different when I said anything - or would try to respond with what looked like the results of a web search on a somewhat related word. Dumbest chat bot ever.

What this article never disclosed was - what was the initial attack vector here? How was any of this stuff installed in the first place? Where did the vulnerability exist, and what methods were immune to this? (Secure boot? Boot guard?) etc..???

Over the past few years Iâ(TM)ve seen an abandonment of RedHat-based distros being used. What once was CoreOS, RHEL, Fedora and CentOS seems to now have shifted almost exclusively to Ubuntu. Iâ(TM)ll leave reasons âoewhyâ to speculationâ¦.

If only there was something better than 4G around the cornerâ¦

https://www.rt.com/on-air/

Here's my ONE wish for AMD/Xilinx: Clean up your toolchain mess. The kunky and cumbersome multitude of toolchains has IMHO always been the #1 deterrent for using FPGAs more widely. Look what happened with "graphics cards" once people had the tools they needed to use them for more than just video games...

So, not an NVIDIA fan?

Why does this feel like a giant money laundering ploy. Transfer large sums of wealth in a transparent in exchange for nothing of value, in a manner that arouses no suspicionâ¦.

...so - toxic Linux development environment is more than just Linus I guess...

I think he/she meant - the exact kernel doesnâ(TM)t really define if an OS is âoeUNIXâ or not. There is truth and fallicy to that. A POSIX kernel presents a single file tree, and plain, directory,, block and character files. Those are pretty germaine to itâ(TM)s definition. It also provides file descriptors, (pipe primitives) and a well-defined set of basic syscall interfaces. It would be hard to argue a kernel supplying all this wasnâ(TM)t âoeLinuxâ. That said - there are a ton of user-space programs which are accustomed to âoeUNIXâ systems. And they all obey a central philosophy of having many small programs which can/do communicate by standard file descriptors, etc. But in any respect - to the original point - MacOS obeys every one of the things I mention verbatim.

My experience as a BOATER is that attempting to use a touchscreen (iPad) for navigation in a vehicle which is bouncing around is not only highly problematic - but Iâ(TM)ve even gone off an written my own navigation software to HELP work around this. But even still - there is no substitute for physical controls with real tactile feedback when your vehicle is bouncing around. Rookie mistake to think otherwise.

#amirhgit?

Health code violations, Building code violations, Zoning violations, etc etc etc. Business have ALWAYS been held to such standards (emphasizing the HEALTH one) - and been subject to fines or closures if/when violated. Everyone is acting like this is a new and unprecedented thing. It's not.

I would kill or die to get a good version of AoE for my phone. I bought a Windows Mobile phone years ago because the ported AoE to it. There were promises of an iPhone port years ago, but it devolved into bad pay-to-play knockoff.

Yep. I know a guy that lost 3 fingers in an EMACS accident.