mrbluecoat

Ah, now it makes sense why my AI prompt last week for "Create a Spock moist towlette image" was so realistic.

I had the same meh reaction. Why put content behind a wall if you're a content distributor platform?

Feels way too over-engineered

https://github.com/in-toto/specification/blob/v1.0/in-toto-s...

Very helpful, thank you. But it does remind me of that Yzma quote in The Emperor's New Groove: "Why do we even have that lever?"

try squinting to see it

Cool effect. Reminds me of those board games that use red cellophane to reveal a secret message.

What a cool idea! Need something similar for Korean - perhaps the EverLine light rail line in Yongin.

Seems low considering the wide impact, but maybe the only thing corporations throw big money at is remote exploits?

..and YouTube Music

cause havoc, and put people first

An odd pairing

I had a hunch that would be the case. I'm always nervous pointing any AI tool at my email, browser, and finances. Any similar solution that's truly local-first?

Curious what the percentage would be when you include Visa, MasterCard, PayPal, and Shopify...

We'll see. They purposely dropped all server/console support and now only offer a Debian desktop image, which seems crazy for an SBC. Not exactly a welcome mat:

Other variants that were previously provided AS-IS are no longer provided. Interested users need to build those by themselves.

https://github.com/radxa-build/radxa-dragon-q6a

AI / NPU use cases have been severely hampered as well:

https://gist.github.com/Foadsf/3cc2e0ed357c3ac7180589701bf83...

I've personally been wrestling with their broken I2C for a couple weeks.

Really want to love this board but lots of sharp edges at the moment. Hopefully Qualcomm keeps dedicating resources to improving things - I know it's hard work!

Sometimes I won on points and lost the person.

So, so true. Not worth it.

Reminds me of the book "The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind: Creating Currents of Electricity and Hope" by William Kamkwamba. Good read.

I especially liked the aurora demo. Nice example!

the following features work everywhere. YMMV.

Amusing pair of statements.

A surprising amount of documentation if the actor was just LLM-dropping these..

Ship to the US with GrapheneOS and I'll be first in line :)

We implemented DNSSEC with NSEC Black Lies

That's pretty cool. Learned something new today.

Best wishes in your new business model!

Canada also has cold weather, which makes Nvidia's pairing of closed-loop liquid coolant and passive cooling datacenter design more attractive.

written entirely by-hand in ARM64 assembly as a fun project. It's probably got a lot of vulnerabilities I'm unaware of

Impressive, but that second part worries me. I hope one day AI security scans upon commit (or integrated in the IDE) will alleviate that risk.

What's the current security gold standard for web servers? Hiawatha? https://hiawatha.leisink.net/

I'm surprised they don't partner with some antivirus company to at least scan "releases" for malware

...like Windows Defender? Oh, the irony :D

TL;DR "roughly 14"

I don't. GrapheneOS is worth the effort of pulling a card out of my wallet.

Better title: “Google Chrome's Next Update Will Drive Privacy-Minded Users To Other Browsers“

the linux kernel configuration menu, a wonderful text menu system with a thousand options which has been baffling new users for about 30 years now.

So true.

In addition to C in the article and Rust linked to in the article, Go fans can use the similar https://gokrazy.org/ project.

Surprising you don't support golang

This.

Who needs social engineering NPM maintainers when there are thousands of freebie AUR ones.

Could have called it AIpaca, since many fonts would make it look like Alpaca.

While I tend to be cynical with big tech, if this statement is indeed true we owe them some thanks for staving off a zero day tsunami.

50 initial partners ... found more than 10,000 high- or critical-severity security flaws.