Updates to one of my favorite tools for checking kernels and system details on various computers. And it’s been getting steady updates. Fastfetch 2.36 system information tool enhances CPU/GPU detection, improves OS support, and adds new logo updates for…
A very interesting report. I’d argue that proprietary software encryption can’t really be trusted along with backing up that data to the cloud unless you control the open source software and server. And with AI taking over code writing, as…
A compelling article though the terminology leaves something to be desired. My particular favorite part of the article, is the writers discussing the main point with these AI systems, and it’s the lack of being factual actually listed in Google’s…
A wonderful look at one of the premium trucks used in the EU, which should be offered over here in the states. Currently, a YouTube influencer has this truck from the manufacturer to bring to truck shows. let people test…
I highlight this article because it’s not very good reporting and I suspect a hit piece for Microsoft or Apple (would have to look at their advertising to figure out). Interestingly, the PIRG group mentioned was involved in the credit…
NSFW: Unfortunately Louis Rossman uses too much unnecessary profanity, but the insight about NYC and price gouging is worth a watch and is quite fascinating. And this is what everyone is saying Krogers is up to with electronic shelve pricing.…
He had me starting with a great Bible account. Not really elaborated, is the OCGFC are behind the tax increases so they can take the money because of their loans and austerity. And the OCGFC have always tried to keep…
An update on the Californian battery storage facility that burned for days, and how it has poisoned the nature reserve nearby. Also notice that they used the media to cover it up. Lithium batteries are just dangerous for the reasons…
Pretty slick. Though modern smart chip cards were supposed to use a unique number per transaction, though supposedly they can pull information from the chip to make a magnetic strip card for fraudulent transactions. I did some searches, but couldn’t…
An interesting way that the distributed network of Bitcoin limits government censorship. An interesting backlash of such conduct is these mining pools are made up of a lot of regular folks running mining equipment in their homes (I did this…
This is a repost from Reclaim the Net which is subscription based, hence the link to Infowars which I don’t like to post as it’s a controlled opposition operation along with Alex Jones. They have good content on occasion, but…
Update Jan 30, 2025: This flagging of Distrowatch and people mentioning Distrowatch appears to be related to a link to an archive that was flagged by antivirus software. Still odd that the mention of Distrowatch got your post blocked. Consequently,…
