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That's good news. Hopefully there will be more affordable replacements for x86 PCs.

Quite the contrary, the fragmented ecosystem is holding RISC-V back.

There are currently 3 variants of LoongArch ISA. The reduced 32-bit version targets MCUs. And LoongArch64 ATX/MATX motherboards with UEFI support is readily available. This makes it far more easier to develop with LoongArch.

openSUSE does.

I think live attenuated vaccines produce a stronger and more durable immune response than inactivated vaccines.

RPM Fusion does not give me uncrippled crypto libraries. It’s caused by their paranoia about export restrictions, not patents.

Fedora removes elliptic curve algorithms from the source code level [1] and disables hardware acceleration for H.264 / H.265 [2].

[1] https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=615372

[2] https://www.phoronix.com/news/Fedora-Disable-Bad-VA-API

It is hard to recommend Google Cloud https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41614795

Then why not cut imports now. Time will only make them more resistant.

It's better than an OS that you have no control from top to bottom. But sure, it isn't ideal.

As if there are guarantees that gTLDs won't be sold to shady entities.

HK is part of China.

Obviously

Or if you want your solar panel to work.

Why this is downvoted? Propaganda from Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs?

Why do they use kanji now?

How do they know he is from the US?

But they are sucking people's lifes.

Sea dumping?

Your are blaming others for your own failure.

You mean the Korean War?

Do you really think those outdated weapons can do them any harm? They are just used to show an attitude.

Those extra memory will cost you an arm and a leg.

But for a closed source one there’s definitely no way to audit the source code.

Better than trusting a black box from a single business.

Even the i9s don't support it.

AMT is not available with their Z, B and H chipsets. Leave us with only the downsides.

So this is a good feature for fighting against DRM.

Delivering only 12V has its own pros, so I will give them the benefit of doubt. But I think this move will increase my cost of building desktops.

This will make motherboards more expensive and fragile. Desktop chipsets from Intel can only support two generations of processors. While a good PSU can have ten years of warranty.

For Linux userland, there are also musl and uClibc-ng. Other platforms have their own libcs.