And why you never buy from a third party, and going forward why clear cases are going to become a necessity so you can make sure there is no piggybacked hardware. And compared to Ledger and Coinkite, this is a…
Are they properly getting vetted? And Linus’ promoting of AI so voraciously has been looking pretty suspect, and I ponder if it’s his employer, the captured and corrupt Linux Foundation? An AI free BSD is looking like it’s going to…
Coinbase was always a crappy company, and there is probably no end to the scams they pull, but this one is really bad, especially when they’ve included conditions in their user agreement to steal from customers. I tried them out…
Manjaro is an interesting project in that it’s built on Arch, but it holds back packages for longer testing to add stability for enterprise use, not that mainline Arch has many issues these days. I was running it on my…
It looks like our corrupt city council is feeling the heat and trying to appease residents resisting the onslaught of data center projects in the pipeline. I find the article interesting for the commercial entities complaining about the noise restrictions,…
What is up with Tom’s Hardware article titles? I had to split this where the em dash was, also a sign of AI. And just look at the link length below. And I’m really concerned about the Linux Kernel as…
Canada is also part of the crown with the UK, Australia, and New Zealand, though each has their own political systems and laws, which can ultimately be set aside for the interests of the crown. But this blurb below is…
And they keep inching towards digital ID and on device agentic AI to scan all your activity, and all you have to do is look at how the UK treats citizens that are fighting against the Great Replacement, jailing people…
(Headline article below) There are a couple new tidbits, but most is already known. And blocking ads is a security feature these days as they can feed you malware as well as the bidding process reveal, and just look at…
A pretty extreme phone for gaming with liquid cooling, huge battery, and they’re giving away four of them, with one given away to someone for liking and posting a comment on the video. They retail from $899 to $1,199 depending…
The interesting question is why? As Google risks losing ground in education if they won’t cooperate with schools, and regular users still using Google will move to another search engine if they can’t disable their AI trash, losing ground there…
I think we’ll see more people be skeptical about what AI is sneaking into software it codes, because a lot of projects don’t come close to auditing the code as they’re caught up in the AI distortion field and getting…
