As a general rule, you should control access to your computers and not leave them somewhere public and unattended. And with big tech cooperating with governments, are these exploits left on purpose? By Marcus Mendes Researchers at Paradigm Shift…
A good reminder to be very careful with USB drives, and perhaps not use Windows. And why you keep important seed phrases off computers connected to the internet. And if you do utilize a hot wallet, don’t keep large sums…
Usually this is never covered in how megacorps buy board seats and exert control over projects. OpenAI not only has a creepy liar as CEO, but recently hired someone just about as creepy. And lets not forget OpenAI using African…
This reminds me of OpenAI using an African firm to input CSAM material into their product so it could filter out that type of material. I think the material is there for people with special access, and we learn this…
It’s hard to find chocolate that isn’t poisoned with unnecessary GMO soybean ingredients, now they’re going to use lab grown gunk for that candy. And the key takeaway is this is not going to be adequately tested, which tells me…
They want to take the kids away from parents so they can have sex with them, so normalizing pedophilia will be next up on their wicked agenda. And it looks like their wickedest state senator is coming to the US…
As has been reported, this would apply to any transaction. So just moving crypto from your wallet to another one would incur the .2% tax. At the moment your only tax you would have to pay with cryptocurrency is capital…
Coverage on SonicDE which will keep KDE alive for people that want to stay on X.Org and XLibre, and not take up IBM/Red Hat’s Wayland for AI hooks. Keep in mind they’re working towards age verification and scanning on your…
Yay update which allows you to update regular repo files and packages from the Arch User Repository, AUR. I’ve taken to looking up the packages and manually reviewing the diffs of the pkgbuild files. Yay 13.0 adds Lua hooks,…
[Update] A new version, Firefox 152.0.1-1, out this morning in Arch fixed the memory leak issue I was having. Firefox 152 has some issues. It’s stable on my Arch desktop with Nvidia proprietary drivers, but on my Arch former Chromebook…
Quality control problems aren’t just with passenger cars and trucks. Beware driving alongside brand new Volvo and Mack trucks on the freeway. By Ashley Truck makers are recalling certain newer-model Mack and Volvo commercial trucks for a defect that…
Community platforms for sharing mods and build scripts have been under heavy attack this week. First it was the Arch User Repository and now Steam’s Community Workshop. I do use the Steam Workshop for some mods for one particular game,…
