Ridiculous – Supercharged Liter Bike
I had a Kawasaki ZX-6R for 18 years with 98 HP at the rear wheel as measured on a dyno, and it was plenty. But this bike is around 197 HP with 101 lb-ft of torque. The big plus sounds…
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North Dakota Media Outlet Caught Suppressing News, Audio Clips Show Attempt to Broker Extortion Deal with U.S. Senator
This is related to the previous article, and this whole thing is getting interesting with exposing the corruption going on in North Dakota. by Assistant Editor BEK TV owns three broadcast stations in North Dakota. It is based out…
Press Conf. for Developing North Dakota Aviation Scandal Reveals Media had Facts for Over a Year, Yet NO COVERAGE, Associated Press Reportedly Planned to Smear Whistleblower
This is an interesting story. A bunch of classified documents and materials related to military manufacturing that took place at the facility were discovered supposedly implicating government officials and holding up his RV manufacturing business. The lack of criminal prosecutions…
300 Percent Price Hikes Push Disgruntled VMware Customers Toward Broadcom Rivals
Broadcom is doing the greedy megacorp move after buying VMware. Consequently, I have ProxMox on an old Dell 12 CPU Xeon server running a Bitcoin node and Docker server, and it works great. So Proxmox has a wonderful opportunity to…
Microsoft Recall is NOT Mandatory?!?
I don’t run Windows 11, nor do I plan to, but it’s interesting to see where the megacorp that is Microsoft is up to as they’re in on Agenda 2030 and the inbound globalist technocracy. And you can’t disable all…
Local Privilege Escalation Vulnerability Affecting X.Org Server For 18 Years
Make sure you’re updated, and the headline is a bit sensationalist. As these buffer overflow errors are due to bad programming practices and not checking data size and directing addressing memory. This is just a consequence of programmers being responsible…
More Than a Quarter of New Code at Google Is Generated by AI
This might explain why some of their stuff stinks these days. Using a lot of coders fresh out of school wasn’t that great either. I’ve been concerned that this AI push is a way to give free reign to the…
Putin Signs Second Russian Crypto Mining Law as Nation Prepares to Tax Miners
This is what governments do in controlling on-ramps and off-ramps along with mining production. The actual cryptocurrency payment protocol is distributed around the world and controlled by the software people choose to run, so no one government has control over…
End-to-End Encrypted Cloud Storage in the Wild
Their website it more interactive and provided below with more information, and I’ve linked to their paper at bottom. But it goes to show you that you just can’t trust third parties with important data. Run your own solutions you…
How To Run Debian Sid (Relatively) Safely
As an experiment because VMware Workstation has issues with some of the latest GNU/Linux distributions, I’ve been running Debian Stable, Debian Testing and Debian Unstable. And running Unstable can be extremely interesting if you try to use full-upgrade or dist-upgrade…
Introducing Defense against AI-guided Traffic Analysis (DAITA)
Deep packet analysis has been a thing for a long time even before the AI hype train, and though this article below is implying your ISP is the threat, the truth is the government is the real threat. From long…
Arm to Scrap Qualcomm Chip Design License in Feud Escalation
Maybe this will push things towards RISC-V and more development there. As Arm was an innovation over X86 and now taking over servers, RISC-V is an open platform without these encumbrances, which looks to be an even better option for…