eleijeep

the broadcom module is always significantly behind the kernel

Right, but if it’s not unmaintained then you only have to wait a finite amount of time before you get to update your kernel again yes?

but held packages like your kernel impact other software as well

Well… I’d be interested to hear what user-space impacts you’ve experienced from running a kernel that’s “weeks or even months behind the latest kernel .”

Do you use a browser extension for this? Can you share it? Thanks!

Ironically, I had to turn on reader mode to read his website because the black text on white background is just too harsh on my eyes. My reader mode settings have a contrast ratio of 6.16 according to the site that he links.

Remember when “Chia coin” came for our HDDs too?

https://www.tomshardware.com/news/hard-drive-prices-skyrocket-asia-scalpers-making-bank

Oh it’s the transphobic billionaire’s game. Nice 👍

The FreedomBox project started in 2010, and it’s a Debian-based plug and play device that lets you easily self-host useful network services.

This is just an ad for “Viduli, The AI-native cloud platform”

The discussion itself is off-topic for this community anyway. Who would even think about using “serverless” for self-hosting?

Ah, docker compose makes it easy! Thanks.

I just configure them to use the network stack from that container.

Can you explain how you do this (or link to a guide that you found useful)? Thanks

You need to learn about e and E motions, but also $ will take you to the end of the line.

It’s not as impressive when they’ve already crossed the 1, 2, 3 trillion marks.

Call me when they hit 1 quadrillion dollars market cap.

This is a brilliant presentation. I heard about his paper that demonstrated integer factorisation with an abacus, a VIC-20 and a dog, but I hadn’t seen this before.

Aside: The Quantum Supremacy Drinking Game – Open a new bottle of wine every time quantum supremacy is announced – Requires a well-stocked wine cellar

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Vulnerable to going extinct.

If you read the article it briefly touches on how the “doom spiral” could affect the trajectory of a language that is not widely spoken. It’s not a great article though, it just repeats the same thing for several pages, points the finger at wikipedia instead of the content-generation farms and then fails to properly conclude the argument of their presumed hypothesis.

Could you please use the cross-post feature instead of making a separate post in each community? That way our front-ends can consolidate multiple cross-posts into one post instead of it being listed multiple times.

Honestly, doing it your way looks like spam. This is what I see in my feed:

Maybe you didn’t see the link, but the PDF of the original paper is linked by the page in the post: https://eprint.iacr.org/2022/639.pdf

The paper that you found is also interesting and references the 2022 paper.

Reading the article, I don’t think they’re trying to imply what is suggested by the headline, ie. that the real-name registration system is being abused somehow to scam people.

Rather it’s an article pointing out that the real-name registration system did not help to combat the already rising number of scams, which was the reason that the government gave for passing the law.

It doesn’t seem to be phone-specific either:

Hong Kong has seen a sharp increase in overall scam-related crime figures in recent years. Between 2020 and 2024, the number of scams reported to police almost tripled.

It’s a useful data point to argue against any similar initiatives in other countries, where they may use the same reasoning to justify the law. It doesn’t seem to make a difference, as criminals will always find a way regardless of the hoops that you make law-abiding citizens jump through.