With AI and the GPU boom among us - just like that - no one cares about one CPU being marginally better or less âoepower hungryâ than another.

They could use McBroken - if the machines ever worked to begin with.

When in doubt - report as Spam - and let god figure it out. If that falsely makes it get flagged by spam filters, shame on the. For screwing it up so bad.

Longer than Duke 4?!

Our organization is in the throes of this now. Itâ(TM)s not just that they have bad customer service - itâ(TM)s that the mechanism they have to restore access to our account is buggy and doesnâ(TM)t work. Even when we are the ones listed as the recovery email, we just get errors from their site. Our official Instagram feed has been out of our control for years â" with no way for even our board of directors to restore it. Maybe a lawsuit is the only way?

âoe long with standard immunosuppressionâ - hard pass.

Desktop Apps are barely a thing anymore. If your platform can run a web browser, there is almost nothing you canâ(TM)t do. My high-school and college age kids work exclusively online. When their device dies - they just log in elsewhere.

Car unlocks. Just like the guy pressing the fob wanted. Whatâ(TM)s the problem??

A relay attack doesnâ(TM)t matter in this case. Youâ(TM)re unlocking your car because youâ(TM)re near it and want to use it. PKI is clearly the way to go. All you need is a one second timeout on the challenge/reponse. This is redicukously neglectful to not use this kind of 30 year old technology to secure the cars. But if you think their security is bad - just Google the Kia/haundai engine problems.

...it only sounds good when you listen to a specific 40-year old turntable through it.

I thought that now since IPP is so universally established - Microsoft was going to deprecate all third-party printer drivers????

I assume they meant that IRS is subject to drift - and recalibrates from GPS, with the assumption that GPS may become unavailable, but is (assumed) reliable if present? They also didnâ(TM)t describe the nature of this attack - is it just a delayed/replay attack of/from an otherwise valid GPS signal?

People didnâ(TM)t pay RedHat for their code - they paid them for their support and maintenance.

RMS believes âoeLinuxâ is just a kernel - âoeGNUâ is the Operating System. This - he is basically claiming they are responsible for the OS we call âoeLinuxâ.

Not professionally (very large tech company), personally, and in community (open source projects, makerspace, etc). I have seen what I can only describe as an exodus from Red Hat. Canonical has been the aire apparent. When you abandon your free open source roots - bad things happen.