Those Temu sellers invent all kinds of crazy shit.

It's just 90% of people are not triggered so easily. Those are warnings for the rest 10%, which do avoid viewing the materials.

I was pissed when Netvibes shut down recently. I've just migrated to them because Google killed Reader!
But it let me refresh my setup and move to self-hosted Miniflux. Works like a charm, no one will pull the rug from under me and new integrations are possible. One-click sending to Kindle? I'm bought!

If he extracted part of that valuation, this job is basically a retirement with something to do.

Those tools must be mediocre, if after over a year after being attacked Israel have not dealt with all the terrorists. Israel actions looks like normal, although not very effective, conventional warfare.

Only in US people equate *public transport* with *private rental scooters*...

Without arguments it was using configuration files.

Ceph docs shows no such release (https://docs.ceph.com/en/latest/releases/). Is this and AI-hallucinated press release?

No they aren't, those are regular AM5 desktop CPUs.

Stadia got shut down this year, taking my Linux gaming time with it. Recently Geforce Now filled the niche, but it feels much more clunky.

Police have many years of locating thieves and stolen goods, even before GPS tracker existed.

And the CentOS Stream they mention IS RHEL source code.

It's even problematic to run transit node. Some webpages (Ryan Air, I'm looking at you!) will only preset you simple error page if your IP is on transit nodes list.

Maybe Microsoft will define some generic RGB controlling protocol? This will force manufacturers to implement the protocol, making life of OpenRGB easier.

Alexey should have thought twice before invading another country.