Would part of this be addressed by allowing users to actually disable the network connectivity on their devices and vehicles and mandate that the devices and vehicles should be unaffected by disabled network connectivity?

I think that combined with illegal part pairing and parts availability would allow much more control over the products we buy.

Is Mint using Wayland? If not, how well does it work with touchpad gestures? I’m asking because at least on Fedora, when I try it on X11, it does not have the same level of advanced touchpad gestures as on Wayland.

Frankly, anything with KDE Plasma (like Fedora), is a pretty solid choice too for people coming from Windows.

Yes, a bit like the G20, no?

I’m not sure I see the issue to be honest. The development is made in the open, the architecture is pretty flexible and is designed to be rather robust to rug pulls specifically such that less trust is required in the model.

Also, whenever these discussions happen, I can’t stop feeling that it is somehow also meant to imply that mastodon is somehow better. And I am not a fan of that, as if there could only be one good social network. The internet is better with multiple services, multiple of many things. That’s how there is cooperation, compatibility and development for the better.

I hear you, but how much time was Synology given? If it was no time at all (which it seems is what happened here??), that does not even give Synology a chance and that’s what I’m concerned with. If they get a month (give or take), then sure, disclose it and too bad for them if they don’t have a fix, they should have taken it more seriously, but I’m wondering about how much time they were even given in this case.

It’s about online games and anti cheat. Many companies will not allow anti cheat to work on Linux because they “require” kernel level anti cheat, a big security and privacy concern.

You can read more about anti cheat games and their compatibility with Linux here: https://areweanticheatyet.com/

Was it that the talk was a last minute change (replacing another scheduled talk) so the responsible disclosure was made in a rush without giving synology more time to provide the patch before the talk was presented?

If so, who decided it was a good idea to present something regarding a vulnerability without the fix being available yet?

Curious to see what the reasonable entry-level 16GB card will be. In the 4000 series, we had the 4060 To 16GB which ended up being an absolute joke, launched at 500USD, then above that was the 4070 Ti Super, launched at 800USD I believe?

Way too high prices for 16GB. 8GB truly are obsolete today for gaming (and even more so for local LLM inferencing). 12GB is just barely more than 8GB and will not provide with a long life span if bought today…

Edit: just for comparison, the Intel Arc A770 launched at 330 USD with 16GB and the AMD RX 7800 XT launched at 500 USD.

I’m not sure, I read that ZFS can help in the case of ransomware, so I assumed it would extend to accidental formatting but maybe there’s a key difference.

I think these kind of situations are where ZFS snapshots shine: you’re back in a matter of seconds with no data loss (assuming you have a recent snapshot before the mistake).

Edit: yeah no, if you operate at the disk level directly, no local ZFS snapshot could save you…

Really nice to be able to give a call link to another signal user without having to exchange phone numbers or even username. Quite empowering!

One of the features I’d love to see on Signal mobile is screen sharing. Other than that I’m quite satisfied with signal calls all together.

Indeed, totally an Apple approach to modularity: it is a proprietary Apple SSD…

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I see, so there is indeed a broader context to the burning alone, it was also with additional verbal hatred and then possibly the location, and the overall intention. I think this makes it clearer. Thanks

Not familiar with the guy himself who maybe does deserve criticism and prison, but about the Quran burning, is it genuinely fair to sentence someone to prison for that? Is it equivalent to burning the cross? The Swedish flag? I might be mission a broader context, but I don’t feel like someone burning my symbol or flag should be punished with prison. Am I alone? I would hate it, don’t get me wrong, but I still feel it goes in freedom of expression.

The proud dad’s name ends with Unis and the kid remembers the X first digits, hence Unix, hence Linux!

They do mention compatibility a lot, if it’s hardware, I agree with you. But perhaps they mean something else?

This. I will resume my recommendation of Bitwarden.

I didn’t say it can’t. But I’m not sure how well it is optimized for it. From my initial testing it queues queries and submits them one after another to the model, I have not seen it batch compute the queries, but maybe it’s a setup thing on my side. vLLM on the other hand is designed specifically for the multi co current user use case and has multiple optimizations for it.