Every critter in the barn has already run out into the barnyard. Closing the barn door to keep them in the barn will not work. It's too late. Do we honestly think we really *know* about all the frontier models? Think China, Japan, South Korea, and other tech savvy regions in the world with the capability and drive to do such without bill boarding it.
Especially China.
Think high rise office buildings where the electric is included as part of the lease and not billed separately.
Will this change have any change in performance for running multiple KVM machines in a cluster?
Or is this more for a more reliable code maintenance setup?
Any money programming for Z-80 based systems?
More than 128 bytes of RAM is wasteful, really. #Team2600
Yeesh
That's the ticket to truly getting a hang of create more efficient assembler code. Compiled by hand with paper and pencil of course.
Or they are assuming stupid humans will use tech not suited for the purpose of thinking like a human to replace thinking humans. How much do we "assume" by our own nature and life long learned lessons that is missing from LLMs is being ignored by the forcing everyone to adopt people? Humans have a learned set of "institutional knowledge" that is learned in an incremental way along with wired instincts for group survival that LLMs don't have. So what happens when you put this type of tech in charge of things like "identifying potential criminals" and "pre-calling the police because of maybes"? What about inappropriate use of using various neural networks for things like replacing human in loop kill switches? How many other ways could the neural networks be adopted into areas to replace (instead of augmenting) human thinking with incomplete non-learning automatic reasoning cycles? How many different ways could this technology be adopted into things that could very easily end up with a total apocalypse? Dominoes anyone?
Aren't these things a form of unauthorized privacy invading surveillance? I understand they claim it's legal to track your every move, your every purchase, your every breath, whom you have sex with, whom you associate with,
Anthropic's latest move: recruiting Christian leaders to steer Claude's moral compass — as if Christianity's track record on moral guidance were spotless. The same tradition that looked away while indigenous peoples were systematically erased from a continent now gets a seat at the table shaping AI ethics. Nothing says "responsible AI alignment" quite like handing the wheel to the institution that perfected the art of blessing conquest.
Meh.... no one should be considered illegal on stolen land. Unless almost all of your ancestors come from Europe. Then yeah, no birthright citizenship for you! Mine came from here, 30,000 years+. Not 400 years like most of the colonial descendants. There used to be several hundred full nations here, that are never taught about in U.S. history books for the most part..
The Native Nations also did *NOT* ask for being force-ably absorbed into the U.S. via their "Manifest Destiny of Slaughter"...
The Native Nations did not ask for citizenship. it was forced, and their governments and their choices ignored.
Just think about it for a bit... old white men run everything these days... and they almost have the early death at 100 issue worked out with organ transplants and the like the hot mike Ref: Putin + Xi conversation indicates...
Meh... my BE 19000 just popped this up:
```
Authorize Third-Party Services
Once enabled, we will share your clients' information to a third-party services to identify your clients better. We won't save your private information.
```
Like I really believe that...
We made the mistake of buying a TP-LInk Onada switch for the office.
We use VLANs.
We setup the VLANs.
The switch immediately began sending VLAN 1 traffic to VLAN 2 and vice-versa. Apparently they expect you to setup L3 routing to prevent this? Doesn't this sound like a device which should be recalled and the company fined heavily for falsely claiming VLAN compliant?
Imagine you doing this and you rely on the L3 routing for the VLAN seperation. What about non-IP traffic? What about pretending to be on a different IP network? Does it move you to the other VLAN no matter what port you are on?
We sent it back and got a TRENDnet instead.
Took us most of the day to figure out the switch was mixing VLAN traffic between VLANs as if they were all one single VLAN.
If we could figure out how to charge them for false product and associated costs to recover from it?
Bigger impact than you think. Not everyone has updated to the buggy versions yet in their various dev cycles.
A new bug was filed just last week where when they updated the Java to run in their Windows Containers: https://github.com/adoptium/ad...
16 Hours ago the was the comment added: We have several customers affected by this issue on an eclipse RCP based application + RDP. on the ticket https://github.com/adoptium/ad....
Note, these issues are getting file via github and not openjdk site.... that appears to be invite only.
And no this is not a "minor" bug. It was causing absolute havoc at my office where we are constantly connecting and disconnecting to various systems during the day via RDP to startup and monitor various tasks that require human interaction. If `tech a` connects to `tech b`'s session, the session switch can cause the headless exception as well.
Issues like this don't help. A *breaking* change introduced in a minor dot release?
Java + Windows RDP disconnect causes Java Headless Exception
> Starting with Java 17.0.12 and 21.0.4 Java fails with a Headless exception when running a full GUI app via RDP and the RDP session is disconnected. The remote desktop is running and can be reconnected with. All non-Java apps are still running and updating their UI's just fine. It is only Java GUI apps that are crashing.
> If the Java program attempts to do GUI operations such as create a modal progress bar while the RDP session is disconnected, a Headless exception is thrown, even though the environment is not headless, just disconnected.
At my office we use XCP-ng, though it lacks support for nested virtualization with Windows guests, which breaks WSL2, Docker on Windows, etc. They are supposed to be working on a fix. See [https://github.com/xcp-ng/xcp/issues/105](https://github.com/xcp-ng/xcp/issues/105).
Generally, setup is easy, clustering is a thing, you can live migrate VMs to other hosts, and you can live migrate VM disks to other storage arrays as well. There is also support for vTPM in the upcoming 8.3 release and it the current LTS 8.2 supports secure boot.
AT&T should hire staff and fix the nested virtualization issue and release their work as part of the open source setup. Maybe REALLY screw over Broadcom that way.
-Mike/NewsRx
Mathematics is the only science where one never knows what one is talking about nor whether what is said is true. -- Russell
