The AI bubble is actually a cover used by cloud providers to engage in racketeering. I assume that it is encouraged by the alphabet agencies to setup a network that aggregates advertiser data to match up browser fingerprints and spy on Americans in mass without warrants. The ram shortage was engineered to force adoption for the cloud primarily for small business and sectors that have avoided it due to cost. Retail is a casualty and gaming is next. They don’t care about AI, its just the wrench that tightens the bolt

I thought it was cheesy too NGL, but he’s a great character

You’re not the one who gets to decide if you have nothing to hide.

I watched the first episode thought it could go either way, but I liked it. Not sure what the hate is but maybe EP 2 and 3 will suck most first seasons of treks got a lot of hate, even TNG.

In fact the only good first seasons were SNW and TOS

Aw poor Gavin newsome, hell have to displace some of californias most vulnerable people via sweeps to feel better. If only we gave him more power we could have avoided this

Uprisings good, genocide bad

Argonians are the only not awful race change my mind

Paging Dr Parton

Honestly right now food is at an all time high, finding local food banks would be top of the list.

LMAO Ty but no. I had enough adventure towing a 33ft trailer 1000 miles with an old diesel truck over a few mountains.

How freaking heavy is that thing? Surprised that compact SUV can tow it. Is it a diesel?

Glad there are plenty of forks that will eliminate this shit

BMW’d!!!

In TNG Picard was constantly rocking the deep V on his off time too

Lol openSuse → Mint → Manjaro→ Garuda so regressing idc

The takeaway here

Open source has not failed us, we have failed open source. The xz backdoor revealed not a broken development model but a broken economic model, one where we socialize the costs of critical infrastructure while privatizing the benefits. The attack succeeded not because open source is vulnerable, but because we’ve made open source maintainers vulnerable by systematically underfunding the human infrastructure that creates the technical infrastructure we all depend on.

I picked it because I was good at it, and there were multiple facets to expand to. I fell into a niche for a few years and then promoted to a generalist position where I am basically half department head and half principal engineer. I basically quit jobs every 2 years, and had a high track record of being hired back to the same teams I quit when I ran out of money.

I don’t think they have a studio focused flavor, but check out https://garudalinux.org/editions. Coming from windows this has been the easiest transition and great to learn on

And yeah the bear invaded the salmons home but if he hadnt the Salmon would never had a chance to own an iphone

Imagine if courts enforced the law during the Biden admin the media would be running stories non stop about how dangerous it is to politicize the office of the president.