Enrico is pretty funny with labeling Red Hat employees the Red Skirts, an obvious slam of their DEI and racist exclusion of white heterosexual men in favor of sexual deviants. And Red Hat since being acquired by IBM has been…
Interesting that they create the problem for their digital ID solution. And a great example of how the OCGFC are playing 3D chess while the world looks at a 2D chessboard. As they’re using Muslim immigrants to bully their native…
The general reporting has been that Wayland was a more modern replacement to the decades old legacy X.Org (X, X11, X Server) Windowing System. Most of the GNU/Linux distributions with certain desktop environments have been switching to Wayland, and some…
An interesting post from Slashdot for a distributed encryption system to be developed from someone that has done similar work at Google. In light of the push for backdoors in all encryption and I think the admission they are in…
I have an old post on Flatpak that highlighted all that is wrong with the platform, and why I don’t use Flatpak or Ubuntu’s Snap packages. Flatpak was being promoted by Red Hat, but according to this article a couple…
Interesting study, but I have a post on brain transparency with a video presentation by the WEF that will blow your mind with where they want to take such technology. And supposedly they already have brain scanning headphones in use,…
I have a post where I posit that the Antichrist will be the Muslim Messiah and possibly the crown prince of Dubai, a member state of the United Arab Emirates, UAE. I also have talked about AI being the image…
Is Elon’s X everything app is developing the makings of a digital ID platform? And remember a lot of money went into developing the persona of Elon Musk, the spook. I had just watched the UFC pay per view from…
Arch seems to be delaying Linux Kernel 6.14.8, so perhaps preparing for a jump to 6.15, though I am running the hardened version of 6.14.8 on my Arch laptop. My Debian VMs I use daily use the Xanmod kernel which…
The slow incremental march towards digital ID. Worth noting, parents can already control their children’s devices, if they even allow them to have one in the first place. It’s interesting that they’re doing this incrementally state by state, which you’d…
The linked article has three videos, the first being the most interesting, showing a successful interception since it doesn’t have an explosive and you can see the target triggered to explode. Cheap drones are taking over warfare from the expensive…
So much for all the AI hype. I guess people are wising up and getting tired of the “hallucinations” or more plainly lies. There was one AI effort that was going to give citations for the information it presented, but…
