Here's a sneak peek into a management review meeting in the near future: "Why is our AI browsing porn in the middle of the workday and constantly writing 'It fucking sucks ass here' in corporate documents?"

I'd need a reason to use Edge. If it used a different browser engine, that would be a compelling reason.

"evil maid" attacks need to be renamed to "evil students" attack.

Fucking retarded.

For some reason its very popular in Asia, according to my partner who is Thai and 23 years old. Facebook subsidized mobile internet access specifically to facebook properties for a decade or so in many parts of the world. If you went to Google.com you'd get charged for mobile data. if you went to any Facebook company sites, it was free data. This is also why Whatapp is so embedded in many parts of the world. Text messages were charged, while Whatapp messages were free.

Fuck Reddit and Fuck Spez.

For ARM Linux comparison, I ran the Speedometer 3.0 benchmark the author uses on my daily driver Macbook Air M2 (24GB RAM) running Asahi Linux Fedora Remix 42 (KDE). I used FF 149 which is just what I had installed. It scored 22.0 which apparently was better than this Zenbook and even beat out several Ryzen 7 and Core i7 offerings: [image: 77a43481-bdf5-4fe3-8302-a3c58789d33f.png] A used M2 Air with my spec mine (24GB RAM 2TB SSD) is $800-$900, which is a fraction of the $1600 Asus wants for their slower unit new, but the Asus does have more RAM.

Even India assassinated a Canadian on Canadian soil. .

Any posts that I come across that mentions or is connected to that site, gets my comment.

but I’d argue this is only because alternatives have been too effectively suppressed by the sociopaths benefiting from the status quo. Can you talk about what are those effective alternatives that have been suppressed you are referring to as a replacement for the current IP scheme?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Changan_Lumin It exists (50 hp though). I drove it yesterday

I certainly understand why folks don't what that in their backyard. However, that sounds like a really great source of free heat to tap for commercial scale greenhouses in the winter time. I see theres a small deployment of this in Paris.

Fuck Reddit and Fuck Spez.

Fuck Reddit and Fuck Spez.

I'm not just an average rando.

Surely there has to be some way of mitigating the ecological damage. Absolutely there is for most rare Earths or critical minerals! Although I’m sure it’s “too expensive”. Yep. Or rather, it is far cheaper to accomplish if you don't give a shit about the environment.

This is “open” source and it was the main reason it got forked (lots of proprietary bits included as binary, impossible to send a PR, obfuscated code) Wasn't this methodology the whole reason GPL 2 evolved to GPL 3 because Tivo was doing this exact thing? They used the underlying open source free work of others, but then wrap their own contributions in priopriatry binaries not distributed with source code. This method wasn't in violation of the letter of GPL rules even though it was clearly a violation of the spirit of the GPL rules. How are they able to skirt the GPL 3 rules this time?

First, I think we both don't like the Pi5. So we are in agreement on that. If you want we can stop right there on the same page. I’m not sure why you’re referring to the Pi4 My first post in this thread was talking about Pi low power and small physical size. I was talking about all Raspberry Pis in general. I never put forth the Pi5. You did when you raised the 5V5A requirement. That exists only on the Pi5. You'll also see in that first post of mine is where I disavowed any recommendation of Pi5. You then went on in your next post about Raspberry Pis needing active cooling and heat sinks. Again, that is only the Pi5, which again, I said I don't support. So if you're wondering why I keep talking about Pi4 and below is because those are the ones I like. In this thread you keep posting facts about Pi5 (without pointing out that those only apply to Pi5), and so that's why I keep referring to Pi4 (and below). You say you don’t use or recommend the Pi5 and yet you’re seemingly arguing that its power supply requirements aren’t a big deal and that improvements should absolutely not be made to it. I'm arguing power supply requirements shouldn't be made to Pi4 (or below). I don't use Pi5.

I mean, that wasn't the first rename for silly reasons. There is a long tradition of this for Oracle DB naming. That "c" in 23c meant "cloud". Nothing about the DB 23c required it to installed or run in the cloud. That was in 2012 with DB 12c. Before that in 2003 it was "g" in DB 10g for "grid" (remember the grid computing hype?). Before that in 1998 it was "i" in DB 8i for "internet".