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How SUSE Is Replacing Red Hat as the Linux and Open Source Enterprise Standard-Bearer
This article reads like a press release from SUSE.
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How SUSE Is Replacing Red Hat as the Linux and Open Source Enterprise Standard-Bearer
This article reads like a press release from SUSE.
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WSJ: Russia could attack NATO next month
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Putin needs a defeat from NATO, not from Ukraine alone. If he loses to the biggest military alliance of the world, he might be able to somewhat sell it to the public on the home front. It would also play right into the propaganda they've been spewing that Russia is fighting the collective West.
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Scientist says RAM pricing has risen to normalized 2007 levels, AI shortage undid 20 years of progress in a matter of months — memory prices had been falling exponentially for decades
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Those poor fools
Can someone please provide context for us noobs?
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One theory is that he is seeking escalation with a NATO country. Reasoning being that some small scale clash with NATO would feed into the narrative at home that Russia has been fighting against NATO all this time and, counterintuitively this would be a convenient off ramp. He didn't lose against Ukraine, he stalemated against the whole NATO. Or he is simply insane.
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Linux is the only OS to support diagonal PC monitor mode — dev champions the case for 22-degree-rotation computing
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you're a rock star
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France uncovers a vast Russian disinformation campaign in Europe
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Sure, but for Russia it's the actual doctrine: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_military_deception
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CD Projekt Red Not Interested in Being Acquired; Believes They'll Be Bigger and Stronger in a Few Years
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The top level management: CEO, CFO, CTO etc. Basically, the big bosses.
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Telegram for Android redesign goes all-in on Liquid Glass, rolling out now
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You're allowed to say "Russian" here. You are also correct. Perhaps not in the strict sense of it being a honeypot, but it is under Russian control.
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Concord Players Are Jumping Off Cliffs In-Game as They Desperately Grind for the Platinum Trophy Before Shutdown
Both of them?
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Why Is Everyone In Tech So Sad?
I feel exactly like that. I started in tech some 10+ years ago simply because I liked computers and what you could do with them and since then I changed jobs, got promoted several times but i never truly lost the passion. That is, until a couple of years ago, after I was once again promoted in a very senior technical position. Something happened after that, the amount of bullshit I had to endure was just immense. Day in and day out, it was more and more about the perception of doing work, the politics, the positioning against strategic direction, the revenue. BUT, I was still happy every now and then when I managed to do what I loved and what I was good at. And then LLMs happened and it's been downhill ever since. No joy, no purpose, nothing that I can cling to for my own sanity. Almost every day I dream about being a bartender or a mailman or simply not doing anything. Of course, I probably will never actually do it, the amount of money I earn now simply doesn't exist in other jobs and I'm not sure one can live off of "gratitude of a job that's actually useful" and I'm getting older and that's that. No happy ending here.
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One Of The Rust Linux Kernel Maintainers Steps Down - Cites "Nontechnical Nonsense"
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It's people who know they will be irrelevant because they spent decades producing shit software
So the Linux kernel is shit software now? Just because it's not written in the newest programming language? Kind of a hot take.
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Inexperienced, poorly trained and underfed: the North Korean troops heading to Ukraine
That's still 10k bodies to throw in the fight, we shouldn't underestimate or downplay their potential impact. After all, quantity has a quality of it's own. I really really hope Kamala wins the election and the US (and the rest of the world, frankly) go all in helping Ukrainians.
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Starfield has "fewest bugs that any game from Bethesda has ever shipped with", Microsoft says
Would Microsoft say...it just works? :D
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No Man's Sky lead says Light No Fire will let you climb mountains that are "miles high, taller than Everest"
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What mistakes? They got rich with No Mans Sky.
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Russia hired anti-LGBTQ+ U.S. broadcasters to push propaganda to American audiences
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They don't care at all. What they do care is sowing polarization and distrust between western citizens. Russia benefits most when we (the West) are divided on various social issues, which leads to distrust of authorities, election of extremists in office and eventually weak and corrupt states and governments that are easily controlled or countered by Russia.
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GTA VI Might Inspire Other AAA Developers to Price Their Games at $100
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How is GTA5 disappointing? I remember playing it a couple of years after release and it still is one of the best open world games I ever played. Even now, more than 10 years since I played it, I remember the main characters and even some secondary ones and part of the story (even though I only played it once). If anything, I think the GTA5 model is what all "service" games should be -- excellent story and single player campaign and..whatever that online thing is. Frankly, I've never touched the online part in GTA5 but I hear it's quite successful.
Regarding the price, I would personally probably pay a bit more for a really really good game. I don't think the very good games selling for a premium are the problem, but the unfinished, reskinned and shitty games selling for 60-70. Like, how is Elden Ring released at the same price as Skull and Bones or FIFA ? Those should be 10-20 bucks, not the good games (assuming GTA6 will keep the quality bar up).
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Scientists using LLMs will ‘do more, less well’, modelling study predicts
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That would then be 'generative'. It's important to note the concept of "general AI" exists and it means a machine that can actually think and reason (for example, humans have "general intelligence"). The "AI" that exists today is called "generative" because it doesn't actually think, it just generates information based off of extremely large quantities of data and gives the impression of thinking/understanding what it outputs, but it does not.
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Scientist says RAM pricing has risen to normalized 2007 levels, AI shortage undid 20 years of progress in a matter of months — memory prices had been falling exponentially for decades
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