When Reddit announced they would sell user-generated data to AI companies for training purposes, I went back to literally thousands of my old technical posts and inserted subtle nonsense in them.

They look legit, and a competent human being reading through them would very easily realize they're nonsense (you know, things like "Type taskmgr and kill systemd"). But AI doesn't, and I've already read AI-generated "help" pages containing some of the shit I seeded on Reddit.

So if you too want to debase AI, poison the well: it really does works.

So, mommy government.

I had to have at least 6.12 to have drivers for all my hardware, and Debian is even now still only on 6.11. I'm using 6.14 now because that's the newest that will work without making other changes, and I've been uninterested in figuring it out as this is new enough for my purposes otherwise.

Back in times of yore it was normal to build your own kernel, and today Debian and Linux together make it very easy once you get through the long-winded documentation, as the files you need to make the debs are in the kernel sources. Especially if you are willing to go version by minor version, but often even if you want to skip a number of them, you can usually just make oldconfig and hold down enter...

That's exactly why nobody should be pushing updates to anything against your will.

My dear, fine friend, your logical fallacy is the ridiculous example.

That is disinformation.

Everyone? We've told you a million times: Stop exaggerating.

The important part is the 'skip phone-home'. Without a special product code and/or key for this, how would one ever configure a new machine in a SCIF? If it phoned home, the Department of War would drop by Redmond HQ pretty damned fast.

AIs don't have genetics, tool.

Any human who would write that tripe deserves to be considered a bot.

Yes Intel contributes a lot of code, but so what? How much of it is Intel-specific? I still remember how they made Moblin worthless on non Intel hardware, ensuring that nobody would use it. It died on the vine and its corpse became Meego which also died.

Because they are doing it for money so anything else is fraud

Hahaha I see the Intel investors are still trying to protect their shit investment in clown fucks

... that as Microsoft cracks down on local-only activation, a healthy market will develop for these 'special' keys.

In Australia, the retail price you see is the price you pay.
The USA has become a distopian corpratoctracy where the government (on both sides) serves oligopolies.

If the addition of an e-core makes your machine run like crap, use a better OS.

I made a tool "topline" that nicely visualizes this kind of scheduling. Run it on some terminal, then run various tasks somewhere. Observe the tasks moving between p-cores and e-cores.