The real problem is yet to come.
Miniaturizing the components until they can be integrated into normal glasses frames. Then it’ll be impossible to distinguish a normal spectacles wearer from a glasshole.
It’s not far away, many fashion brands of frames are already chunky enough to do so.
Came here to say this one.
Steve Balmer is a pill.
What is it with Steves in technology being just the worst (Woz is Woz, not Steve).
It surprises me. Rather it’s not SELinux it’s userland stuff that reports the wrong error.
Say I try to mount a directory into a podman container and try to read a file. I get some variety of file not found (it’s right there, I can see it) or permission denied error (its permissions are 777) but in reality its label is wrong.
While this is just AI circlejerk from blogspammer17… LLM’s are reasonably good at lossy encoding of text and having very flexible keys (prompts and context) to extract something that looks a lot like the originals.
So, rather than wading through the mire of blog spam about fixing any (in this case) Linux driver issues is a good application. Especially as you can feed in your configuration as context.
ISP issues a prefix that I delegate.
Also delegate an ULA prefix, intended for stake local addresses but d actually just use ipv4 for those (also had difficulty getting ipv6 to work with microk8s and multus due to inexperience).
SLAAC.
It’s that Meta treats every human it engages with as an object to extract value from: customers, users, employees.
WTF are they doing with fifteen thousand employees?
This is why I think executives should get about 26 weeks of leave every year, perhaps even more.
But it looks like you’re solving problems to shareholders and politicians, which is generally the only thing that matters to those making these decisions.
Even then, it’s probably predicated on the idea that a reasonable person would realize that it was sent in error and that even though they’ve received the email they’re not authorized to access the systems that the link points to.
It’s still ridiculous the penalties, globally, for ‘hacking’ wya out of proportion.
Thousands of CEO’s just realized they’re the prime candidate for replacement by an LLM.
Yeah. It was magically resolved by providing ID.
Hmmm.
It makes more sense when they say ‘tech worker’ you read it as ‘magical internet executive’
It’s an affectation of The Register they like reporting real news with a sometimes quirky voice. It’s also British so some of the language and humour doesn’t quite work as well in other parts of the world.
If you start the ‘cancel’ subscription process it’ll offer a non-ai option back at the original price.
Or at least it used to closer to when they pulled that stunt.
Oh that is clever.
Does curl send a different useragent when it’s piped?
Searching for those words just vomits ‘hOW to SeT cUrL’s UseRaGenT’ blog spam.
Fedora offers
kickstart.Others have
cloudinitorignition.Those are the ones if used personally.