Fedora is not IBM. IBM pays about 1/3 of developers, rest is pure voluntary effort.
IBM pays for 100% of RHEL engineers, who take Fedora build RHEL out of it. If you know Ubuntu, the agreement is similar to to Fedora = Debian, RHEL = Ubuntu, IBM = Canonical.

The aren't, wirelessly charged devices are exempt from the directive.

The chip is the backup. Primary usage of a card contactless payment. Recently I see more and more people importing their cards to Google Pay, they don't even carry a plastic anymore.
For past decade I can remember only one situation when I had to use magnetic stripe - to buy train tickets in Israel. I was really shocked, I had to get open app on my phone to enable processing magnetic stripe information for my card.

I just hope technical sites will be puting the real number next to Intel's marketing-speech. So "Intel 7 (10 nm)", "Intel 5 (7 nm)","Intel 20A (5nm)" etc.

60 million people is "a small country"? Come on, Italy is on top 25 countries by population.

That's what catholic church already does, isn't it?

How on earth Microsoft's LINUX repositories have anything to do with Windows??

Ubuntu 21.04 ships with GNOME 3.38. There was no "GNOME 39" version. This puts the whole article in BS category.

Every unix shell parse number as octal when they start with 0. And every widely-used programming language. Including C, Python and JAVASCRIPT.

USB4 is literally Thunderbolt.There's no competition at this point.

Saw it today in RSS:
https://www.anandtech.com/show...

ECC and non-ECC memory supported.

As an European, I'm struck by depending on media outlets announcements. Here we have official government committee, which gathers official results from all districts, sums the results and proclaims winner.
Does USA have official, federal bureau for election results?

It suprises me SIMLock is still a fact in some countries. Telecoms in Poland stopped this practice about a decade ago. I assumed this was due to EU intervention (like banning most of the roaming charges). Did UK had some exception?

Actually, POWER10 has PCIe 5.0.

I've read the entire series last year. The experience was jarring. "Foundation" is set in the future, but many themes were so backwards it was painful. Completely unrealistic treating of women and such. Unfortunately, this was quite plausible when the books were written. But it's not fitting future society from our current vantage point. Unless we expect to recess greatly.
I'm all for modernisation and bringing more women and nonbinary characters. just to make it a bit more realistic.
Oh, and I'm middle aged white male, as it matters for some people.