I assume you mean 1 or a couple specific (big) newspapers. Obviously not every newspaper is the same. Also not in âThe Westâ(TM).

This article is about the impact of AI on the quality of his studies, not what job he can get afterwards. And he is correct: probably lower quality and what is he (or his parents or the government) paying for in these studies, if it is mainly AI generated? That seems greed before quality.

I'm happy there is another X-like alternative for political stuff etc. Maybe some had too much expectations of its potential for more. BlueSky can have its purpose, depending on the use case.

A disadvantage that has to be mentioned: an electric car has more weight that has to be slowed down by the breaks. That can be improved, of course.

How many airports (relatively / percentage) are in the same situation: that localisers need to be elevated? I've read that apparently this 17 year old airport is only international (like this Muan-Bangkok route) for 3 weeks. I guest that means more flights and/or bigger airplanes... Maybe indeed something that can't be solved. Or level the whole runway/airfield (if realistic, probably not), or make this airfield not international anymore.

From what I understand he was late and grabbed that jeans, which was laying in sight in his hotel room. He had allowed trousers: I think this was the 2nd day of the championships and 1st day no problems. He was informed on time (a couple of hours) to replace the jeans and the hotel was closeby.

Maybe Bluesky say they it will never train generative AI on its users' data, so that users know they don't have an incentive to make Bluesky more suitable for that. Of course, because in the open, it is difficult to prevent 3d parties scraping for whatever reason (legal or not). If everybody clearly knows about all that: they can act as they see fit. Like not posting stuff on Bluesky that should remain more private.

Maybe long term RISCV?

It makes that Linus has extra unpleasant work. So it easy to think he accepts that without some critical questions if the hardware canâ(TM)t be better.

I doubt there are a lot of Brazilians X users like you describe. The public they can reach will certainly be smaller than before.

True and that is how I found out. But I had to follow link to original article on Ars Technica. Shouldnâ(TM)t be necessary, certainly if the abbreviation is used so much.

A less old potential President will probably be a bit more savvy with 'newer' tech. E.g.: maybe ASML will be allowed to do more business with China, should the democrats win. Who knows.

I wasn't thinking about LTS kernel version > 2 years concerning the support of new HW. I'm more concerned about discovered security bugs the remain unpatched after 2 years. Do these security bugs not occur that often and if they do: will the most important still be patched? I guess the distributions have time to adapt, if necessary. The new LTS kernel beginning next year is the first with only 2 instead of 6 years of support. It seems that Ubuntu 'HWE' kernel is indeed also applicable for Linux Mint (not surprising).

One of the most popular Linux distributions, Linux Mint latest version at the moment (21.2, Victoria) uses Linux kernel lts version 5.15, which is almost 2 years old... Maybe I'm missing something, but are they claiming almost everyone one is upgrading most of their Linux distributions fairly regularly to the latest version (or use a newer, non OS default kernel)?

Maybe chess.com has some proof he cheated online a couple of times years ago, but that doesnâ(TM)t equal to proof Hans cheated over the board against Magnus earlier this year. Sure the lawsuit is exaggerated and Hans will probably loose it, but speaking of making accusations without proof: Magnus started here. Letâ(TM)s hope he wonâ(TM)t be able to force organisers to not invite Hans for chess tournaments where Magnus is also playing. That would be a bad example IMHO