I motorcycled from 2001 to 2018, but towards the end I saw too many incidents with dummies on their smartphones not paying enough attention to their driving (in perhaps an act of judgment by God I went around a woman…
If you’re on the 6.9 Linux kernel, it’s gone EOL unless your distribution is compiling their own custom version with security updates applied, e.g. Proxmox 8 is still running the 6.8 kernel they update. I’ve been running the Xanmod 6.10…
I received an email today that Google was going to opt me into the Find My Device Network. This is where they use your phone to track other people’s phones or devices even if they’re offline using Bluetooth and possibly…
Spook Elon Musk might be about to have his Tesla house of cards come down. I guess that’s why he keeps selling as much stock as he can.
This is pretty promising as a Raspberry Pi sized board that is x86/PC based. I have an old Pi 3B running my home PBX with a couple DIDs and VOIP trunks, but the OS and software is old and the…
Credit to the No Agenda Show for these clips. I haven’t looked into JD Vance that closely as I’m not in Ohio, but I have noticed alternative media pushing stories with him quite a bit making me suspicious. Now we…
Is this YouTube jumping the shark? It’s funny in that they have a successful service if they would just get out of the way, as all their moves to control content creators and what people view is ruining the platform…
This shows you that Russia is doing the same things the OCGFC of the west are, and that is part of the theater of international affairs as the Owners and Controllers of Global Financialized Capital run the entire world. And…
I think he’s being a bit dramatic with the headline, but there is a new advertising API that you need to turn off they opted you into. This advertising scheme is supposed to give you privacy and assist advertisers so…
If you’re on a Arch based distribution you should get this while upgrading in the next couple days. If on Debian or Ubuntu based systems, Xanmod puts them up within a couple hours usually, this being a new version it…
A lot of cover stories for the AT&T hack today including this gem where they negotiated and paid a hacker to delete the data stolen. Yeah, like you can trust a hacker to delete the data. You’d have to think…
I’d be included in this breach as I’m using an AT&T reseller (very cheap MVNO), but the interesting question is why was all this data stored in the cloud? Notice these records go back quite a ways too. I wonder…
