Comment Re:Fade Away (Score 1) 113
I guarantee he'll be looking for work ina year's time.
Or maybe he'll take up golf... Poettering, pottering, puttering, putting.
I guarantee he'll be looking for work ina year's time.
Or maybe he'll take up golf... Poettering, pottering, puttering, putting.
Remind me again what was wrong with sysinit scripts?
I think the idea of systemd, like most of the runtime systems, is fine, but I take issue with the expanse of systemd and it directly incorporating things, like date/time and resolver, it doesn't need to simply manage a system and its startup. The developers seem to have a not invented here attitude about things. Also, would it kill them to have it run as PID 2 instead of 1?
Sounds like a sleep medication.
Scientists Found a Way To Cool Quantum Computers Using Noise
Scientists find a use for the Melania movie.
"Col-der is be-tter for En-tang-gle-ment."
Can We Slow Global Warming By Phasing Out Super-Pollutant HFCs?
Wow, I knew high-fructose corn syrup was a dietary problem, but
is really going to pay off.
They have the Solar System distribution and screening rights for it..
"Remove the advertising"?
Isn't advertising the whole business model of most tech companies nowadays?
That or "something, something, Future AI, something, something."
Microsoft is Experimenting With a Top Menu Bar for Windows 11
The Windows 11 menu bar will always be a bottom.
the TPM requirement is for very old PCs
Noting that while the TPM was created ostensibly for security, it also supports and is used for DRM and vendor lock-in. Making it a "requirement" allows better implementation and enforcement of all those goals. There's no technical operational requirement for it and what it supports for most users. The end result is that requiring a TPM, and newer CPUs that also support some of these goals, simply forced people to discard perfectly good systems running Windows 10 and purchase new hardware for Windows 11, which requires a MS cloud account -- with that new hardware and software providing more benefit to Microsoft than the end-user.
Donning a tinfoil hat I'll add that that by default new Windows 11 systems come with Bitlocker enabled and Microsoft saves those keys in the users' (required) cloud accounts, where they can easily be turned over to law enforcement (presumably with a warrant, but who knows?).
yay for consulting old irrelevant laws from a dead paradigm that were poorly thought out, poorly worded and poorly implemented in the first place
That description could easily apply to things like the Second Amendment. Just sayin'
Meta, calls the claims "false and absurd."
Meta also says they routinely see false claims and speculation like this in lots of users' WhatsApp messages - and none are true.
On the down side it only has 60 km range.
So, 37.28 freedom units? That's only about 7 miles more range than my e-scooter.
How much fun is that scooter with 3 bags of groceries and/or in the rain/snow? I had a motorcycle for a while and it sucked in all those cases. Granted, I wasn't allowed to take in on train, but it would have fit.
They are so dumb and ignorant that they think being 'faithful' will somehow spare them from the same treatment.
MAGA is an ever decreasing circle of those arbitrarily deemed "MAGA enough" (mainly by Trump) and past performance is no guarantee of future/continuing acceptance. (I imagine it's the same for all the White Nationalists in that group and ICE.)
Happy now?
Well, the new owners and the Administration probably are. Even more data in the hands of billionaire sycophants that will (probably) be enthusiastically turned over to the Feds whenever they ask. Can't wait to see how the relationship evolves if/when there's a democrat administration. Thankfully, I've never had a TikTok account and never will... And, in any case, I never put social media (or banking) apps on my phone.
Neutrinos have bad breadth.