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  Let's detox together

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  Microsoft announces Project Zenith, a clutter-free Windows experience meant to entice developers - Engadget But you’ll need a powerful system with 64GB of RAM to use it. Microslop thinks that “Clutter free” means “bundled with an always on LLM” 😸

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  PSA: Don't rely on AI to plan anything that could put your life at risk... like a mountain climb - Engadget A group of ill-prepared climbers had to be rescued because Gemini told them climbing Mt. Shasta would only take 8 hours.

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  I saw on a YouTube video that they have some "quick, it's a limited deal!" events that pop up all the time where you're forced to get 3 items or more in order to get the free bonus and you need to do it QUICKLY and can only choose from a limited pool of items that the algorithm chose for you according to what it thinks you like, so people is buying shit for FOMO

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  The IDF "ai" targeting approach

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  Not a sysadmin but just an hobbyist: is it ok to have such a large install bare metal and not containerized? For example the issue of MySQL 5 being unavailable would be a non-issue with a container

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  Inaccurate, they don't ask, just take down, and have the implicit permission of every western country

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  I can't imagine any single company licensing this stuff

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  In Italy if you get fired (not if you quit voluntarily) it's mandatory by law to get 75% of salary for 104 weeks (but from the six month it will get reduced by a 3% monthly) plus the severance package is at least 6.9% of the yearly gross salary multiplied by the number of years worked there. On top of that, most union contracts (97% of workers in the country) increase that amount of money that the company has to pay. Finally, it's a bureaucratic mess. You can't just fire employees...

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  Even *cars* Ford is cancelling their electric pickup because they will convert their ev battery factory in a factory that makes batteries for datacenters https://arstechnica.com/cars/2025/12/ford-ends-f-150-lightning-production-starts-battery-storage-business/

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  If it's called "parents decide" why they implement it as "government and corps decide"? 🤔

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  > Even the older Windows XP managed 50 tabs, and that's because it kept crashing past that number because of its paging file failing to keep up, not because it had hit the 5GB memory ceiling. Windows XP 32bit can't hit 5gb memory ceiling, the 32bit memory addresses don't allow that

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  It's ok because the binance CEO guy purchased a pardon in helping Iran laundering their BTC

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  Oh. I thought he made them sharper so it becomes a double use laptop: 

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  Nissan proposed to make a street lamp with a used car battery module in the base, so each lamp can hold 10 kWh distributed neatly all around the city

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  False, italian has a word for toe that is separate from the fingers of the feet (alluce)

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  just the default encoder. I tried it only once and when I saw the FPS I gave up almost immediately

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  My conspiracy theory: those signing keys are very "tasty" maybe Microsoft was aware that some state-sponsored attacker got hold on them and blacklisted for everyone's safety. Imagine what would happen if NSA or that other Israeli spy company could sign fake veracrypt or Wireshark binaries

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  It's the same stuff if you ask it to help you master a foreign language in dialogue mode - Help me practicing English pronunciation" - Sure thing! Now say "travel" - \*user just belches in the mic\* - great job! You really aced the accent!

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  IMHO if they just give them bibi, then they will reopen it

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