This one needs microcode, kernel, and hypervisor patches, the latter two needing to flush cache when transitioning between trusted and untrusted code.

Bulletin: https://www.amd.com/content/da...

When the bubble pops, and it will, we will be hearing all of those Wall Street people crying.

Sounds like they moved on almost immediately from Wiles to Rubio.

Chief of Staff, NatSec/State -- DoD should be next (Hegseth). Rattcliff might be more powerful but they probably don't want to cross CIA. Or the call is coming from inside the house.

https://apnews.com/article/sus...

> lawns came over from the UK but really took off in the US during the post WW2 housing boom

I either have grass or mud and weeds. So I reseed any bare spots every Spring.

Do you mean people tolerated slippery mud and thicket all summer before the 50's?

I get that motorized mowers make everything easier but I see plenty of pictures of nice homes and parks from the 19th century with cut grass at the Historical Society.

> You're the reason pests creep into other people's homes or invasive weeds overrun people's properties by forcing out native plants.

Why would anybody think not using herbicides is the same thing as not mowing your lawn and not weeding?

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Opt-out isn't legal here.

When malicious apps make it onto the big stores, people keep demanding that the default be to not allow just anything to get installed. So, it makes sense that Google(which already has an option to allow installing from untrusted sources), and Samsung will both default to, "no, you can't just install stuff from ANYWHERE without manually turning that ability on". Epic just doesn't like that people need to turn on the ability to install their store. By saying you want to allow installing from an another source, you now can no longer complain or sue if your device gets malicious apps installed.

What you were looking for instead of a paywall:

https://github.com/TecharoHQ/a...

404 Media is misleading - it should be called 402 Media.

Some of these people just want to replace Humans in every way possible, no matter the reliability of the systems.

Wimbledon is not necessary. We don't need tennis tournaments to survive. People enjoy them and being a part of them gives some people meaning in life.

The people who want to take that all away can screw off. Today the line judges, tomorrow the players - and the day after the War Machine.

Many people are up in arms about the use of AI, but one thing I didn't see mentioned is if this is using AI to restore the quality/enhance the visual/audio quality without making changes to the films in question. I know a lot of movies and shows from the 1960s through 90s have a somewhat washed out look to the color when you see them these days, so if AI can enhance the quality without changing the actual content, that would be a big positive.

I agree that making CHANGES just to satisfy some political agenda is a bad thing, so to change the dialog I'd also be against, and since it is the Chinese government, then yes, I'd be suspicious about the goal. I just know that a lot has been lost, also due to changes from CRT to modern displays has the potential to harm the appearance. A remaster when the original film(before the move to digital) has degraded would also make using AI to restore things to how it originally looked would be a big positive as well if done right.

Americans: Fireworks are illegal? Fuckoff, I'm lighting them in the street then.

Worse: some dumbass caused a fire near LA by buying professional show grade fireworks without knowing how to use them.

If he had access to a fireworks store (like I shop at in New Hampshire) he probably would have just bought those.

I buy consumer mortars and those are *plenty* big for home use.

Much kudos to the Chinese who make very reliable pyrotechnics at quite a fair price. I only spent $160 this year despite the tariffs.

Two theories that seem reasonable from what I've been hearing:

1. Contaminated fuel combined with high temps causing the fuel to become gaseous before getting to the engine.

2. Apparently a solar storm hit exactly at the time of the crash, raising questions about induced currents causing an electrical failure.

The emergency turbine shouldn't have deployed if it were bad gas, so that leads to the sudden electrical failure causing the crash.

That turbine works fine at altitude but not at take-off because at least you can glide to a landing if you have electrical/hydraulic power.

The systemd version takes a similar approach - only handling the 99.9% use case of running a local command as a different user based on some basic rules and only really providing a userspace implementation without suid.

IIRC that use case is about 15% of OG sudo's code but most distros carry around all the features. I dunno, maybe it can be compiled without those but I don't see that in distros I've used.

Corporatism is a distinct concept from Capitalism. That's the one you're describing. There's been a psyop by Socialists to describe corporatism as capitalism so they get more of a merger of business and State (fascism).

Corporations are creations of a government in which governments get a cut and politicians get bribes in exchange for protection from justice for the corporate actors' crimes.

If you read Adam Smith he described this as Mercantilism in his time and recommended free market capitalism as its antidote with an emphasis on the accumulation of capital and investment into more competitive production.

Von Mises fleshed this out more a couple centuries later (followed by Hayek and Rothbard). The definitive work is /Man, Economy, and State/ which breaks it all down in tremendous detail.

Notably corporations in the early USA were limited to public works projects and had time-limited grants (e.g. for building a bridge or later the railroads).

JD Rockefeller bribed Congress during Reconstruction to make corporations permanent, so he wouldn't lose his charter for Standard Oil. He later wrote the Sherman Anti-trust Act to hurt his competition.

Today we have immortal psychopathic corporations with a legal mandate to be depraved and with legal personhood. The Dulles brothers created the CIA to fight wars and conduct assassinations on behalf of the corporations. cf. United Fruit or the Pepsi War.

After the Revolution remember to forbid corporations. The Gini Coefficient is too damn high.

Hot dog on a bun with glyphosate, chips with BHT, ketchup with HFCS, pickles with Polysorbate 80, and a large Coke.

Hot dog caused Diabetes! Q.E.D.

This is why every civilization for thousands of years have made sausages. To make everybody fat and insulin dependent!

TRUST THE EXPERTS.