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Thanks to the brilliant Climate Regulation changes by Trump, this will not happen. he assures us. How do we know ? Climate Stats where eliminated, that means the Average Temp will never change.
Thanks Trump
Thanks to the brilliant Climate Regulation changes by Trump, this will not happen. he assures us. How do we know ? Climate Stats where eliminated, that means the Average Temp will never change.
Thanks Trump
They want to be Nvidia, I think Intel wants to lock-down their GPU and follow Nvidia's lead.
Right now, Intel's Video works great on the *BSDs, so my guess their someday new GPU will be locked-down just like Nvidia. If that happens, *BSDs will probably be SOL, especially OpenBSD.
BTW, I wish Linux would follow OpenBSD's lead when it comes to Nvidia, if they did we would not be seeing this. But Linux is now owned by the corporate world and does not care if the blobs they need to use could have hidden code that breaks your privacy.
Who believes this ?
and the reality that five-year-old laptops do not cut it anymore
I am on a 10 year old Laptop running Slackware. It is fast and very useful. I would say no one would see a speed difference between my system and any new Laptop. Maybe heavy GPU gamers might see some difference.
Me, I am looking forward to very cheap used laptops
No, last I heard (today), China and ByteDance did not agree with this yet. It could very well be Trump talking out of his a**, which we all know he does a lot.
Glad I did not buy the "Edge is great" posts I have seen, but to be fair there were only a very few of them. That means I never install that on my Linux system.
I still use Firefox, and a big warning to Mozilla. If you put this in Firefox, you will loose your last remaining market you are a player in, Linux and *BSD. I will use dillo 100% of the time before I deal with anything associated with AI.
Unfortunately they seem to be really trying to get X to go away in favour of Wayland
Hoping I never have to use Wayland. But I expect the only GUI app I use, Firefox, will force Wayland upon us in a year or 2. Hoping I am wrong. If that does happen, I might as well go to a MAC or Windows
To me, Wayland is a power grab by Red Hat similar to systemd. But IBM being IBM, I can see IBM defunding Wayland as they have done with many other things. One can hope
Do not know why you were down-voted. But you can create a fake gmail/yahoo/whatever account for one/short time use. Encrypt your article and name it article.doc then email it. Plus all communication is sent as attachments as a fake doc too.
This will make people think it is a word doc and if they cannot "open" it they may think it is corrupted document and move on.
Earth has warmed and cooled of its own volition in the past...
Are you dense or a fossil fuel shill ?
It is the speed of the warming, not the fact warming is happening. There is no question CO2 emissions from Fossil Fuel use is causing this crisis.
Also, the sun "warming" has absolutely no impact on the Earth in any measurable amount. After millions of years the sun will have some impact, not after 100 years. Earth's tilt has a greater impact and that tilt changes over many thousands of years, over 100 years, no impact at all.
Lotus was dying because they'd failed to keep their cash cow 123 competitive in the face of Excel.
Yes and no, I was at Lotus. Microsoft told Lotus that DOS and Windows is dead. M/S said you should develop for OS/2. Lotus being a small company focused on OS/2 and from what I remember, their 123 fo OS/2 was quite good.
During that time, Microsoft was enhancing Excel and Word for Windows/Windows 95, pretty much ignoring OS/2. When Windows 95 was released, M/S had Excel ready for use with Windows 95. Lotus had nothing. So the hype around W95 killed Lotus lead in spreadsheets. IIRC, it too an additional year for Lotus to have something for W95. The same move by M/S probably killed of Word Perfect too.
I wonder if this means they will stop providing 32 bit binaries only, but you can still compile it yourself. Or are they going to start using 64 bit only statements.
NetBSD and Slackware still compiles Firefox for their 32 bit systems. Will that be able to will continue ? OpenBSD dropped Firefox of i386 a release or 2 ago. FreeBSD is dropping 32 bit support, so a non-issue there.
Interesting, hopefully this can be found in other areas. Where this was found, that area enough fresh water. The only issue is water treatment. Many places need to build more treatment plants. So, the expense of getting it for the NE US is not really worth it at this point.
Now, the southwest US, or other such areas, this water would be a big help. But I wonder if the water is in that area because the Atlantic is spreading, where in the SW with subduction, this could be hard find.
I know little about geology, so my guess could be 100% crazy
What's the Government's Strategy?
Simple, launder some of the money Intel makes from Stock Buy Backs into Trump's + some of his lackeys pockets.
Build a system that even a fool can use and only a fool will want to use it.