We're so excited for Project Hail Mary; we got our March 21st assigned recliner-seating tickets already. The book's ending gave me the feels.
#ProjectHailMary
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We're so excited for Project Hail Mary; we got our March 21st assigned recliner-seating tickets already. The book's ending gave me the feels.
#ProjectHailMary
So glad to see you have time for jokes, since you replaced your support email with horrible AI.
Screenshot of the writing credits for "Ride The Lightning". Written By: Cliff Burton, Dave Mustaine, James Hetfield, Lars Ulrich.
Happy new Megadeth album day to all who celebrate!
music.youtube.com/playlist?lis...
That last track :)
#Megadeth
Believe it.
The anti-AI people are angry again.
gregdonald.com/pages/the-an...
#ai #llm #intel #amd #silicon #eda #opensource #software
Which brand of CPU do you plan to switch to?
www.eeworldonline.com/how-do-gener...
What about EDA and CPUs?
deepmind.google/blog/how-alp...
www.intel.com/content/www/...
www.wing.vc/content/how-...
Better get a PR up to add CPUs to the naughty list!
That's the dumbest waste of time I've seen in forever. I predict the list gets so big they give up and delete the repo.
Tim Walz should be using his state police force to arrest every single ICE agent. Every single one.
I wasted a lot of years recompiling Gentoo. Coworkers are the worst!
Home server hostnames
I usually name my servers after space entities. I used to work at a place where the theme was The Wizard of Oz.
Are you sure you're not just experiencing the VM's write-back cache? Hypervisors use aggressive caching so the VM can report a copy as "finished" the moment the data hits the host's RAM.
Is it possible the VM is lying to you to keep its UI fluid?
"a third time"
I feel seen 😂
Happy Festivus! To celebrate the holiday season, a charitable donation in your name has been made to: The Human Fund Money for People.
Happy Festivus, to all who celebrate! #festivus2025 #festivusfortherestofus
Good luck with your audits.
Wrong? Nah. Paranoid beyond reason? Well...
Nothing is secure.
Probably best to just avoid software, and the Internet, and computers. Unplug, get a remote cabin in the woods, and be safe from all those package managers' transitive software dependency graphs.
npm, pip, gem, maven, homebrew, terraform, ansible, Dockerfile, Podman, github use actions, IDE plugins, browser exts, <script src="https://cdnjs..., curl|sh, Ubuntu PPAs, Arch AUR, add-apt-repository, Nvidia|Intel|Dell "tools", AI Agents.
Cargo is not the exception, it is the standard.
I realize you've announced that you've given up and quit Rust, but just in case you ever decide to give up on your giving up:
cargo tree
doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/comman...
Great.
AMD is using a "value-first" strategy to gain market share against a dominant competitor. Capitalism 101.
Feel free to petition the Rust creators. No one is stopping you from trying to help evolve the project.
The dependencies are listed in the Cargo.toml and Cargo.lock files. This is where the implied consent you are unaware of is located.
I can't wait to hear about it. I have an old i7 MBP that's soon to be something not-macOS.
My first co-lo web server ran FreeBSD. I guess that was about 1996 or so.
Doesn't everyone?
It's like, right there, on the cabextract page:
www.cabextract.org.uk#install
Diablo IV*: Now with a horse no one asked for.
* Lord of Terror not actually included.
It did not work for me a lot of the time. I eventually gave up.