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> Is it highly available like more regular DIMM or SODIMM ram? I imagine it will be kind of like USB-C. It's new and uncommon for a few years until suddenly everywhere you look has piles of it. Edge connector RAM may one day be look
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I'm excited to see a CAMM socket on a Thinkpad. I remember reading about CAMM a few years ago and thinking "wow looks futuristic, when will I start seeing it in hardware I care about?" and that day finally arrived.
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"Quietly" is another watermark word I've noticed lately (though not in TFA to be clear).
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Looks pretty cool. I feel they got some features right for their target demographics: - 2 fun colors + 2 regular - The Magic Keyboard looks like it has a decent amount of travel and should hold up well - Headphone port, recognizing that wir
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Very cool! I have a DX4-100 system with an empty CF card calling for Linux, I'll have to give SuSE 5.3 a try. I see it has KDE 1.0 which will be fun to explore. I had similar experiences with the Am486DX5, I could only run it at 100MHz
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> At least OpenBSD, when it says it supports a platform, _actually supports that platform_ I always thought it was cool OpenBSD compiled on each arch itself. IIRC, there is or was a rack of servers, each with a unique architecture that a
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Beyonce is currently in the news for firing a stage manager of 20 years with no severance.
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It's an (understandable) bummer that the latest phones and iDevices require the latest iOS/macOS. My friend was trying to stay on Sequoia but then couldn't interface with their new AirPods, so they had to upgrade.
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This is brilliant. It could be fun to redo the process every 6 months and hang them up in a gallery. Maybe someday (soon) an embodied LLM could do their self-portrait with pen and paper.
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I wouldn't call it easy, but it's conceptually simple to cut a square hole in some drywall to access behind it, and then pop the piece back in with screws, mud, and tape, then paint.
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This is essentially what some industrial-style lofts do.
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Brick is mentioned near the top: > a method of constructing walls that has been a mainstay for at least 6,000 years, predating mud bricks To be fair the article is about drywall and its history, not the history of all walls in general.
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Switched to KDE Plasma last month and very pleased I can have square-corner windows again.
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This is amazing work, thank you!
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Not GP, but my local Ministral 3 14B and GPT-OSS 20B didn't catch anything unless I gave some hints.
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I wonder if simply moving to a nearby port would work. I assume only port TCP/23 is filtered instead of filtering the telnet protocol itself.
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What stood out as AI written? It felt like a well-written article by an SME to me.
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Yes, but changing users is a function of the shell (or maybe more specifically /usr/bin/login), not the SSH daemon.
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> ssh needs a capability to let root logins One can disable root login via SSH in /etc/ssh/sshd_config. sshd also drops root priviledges once it's running IIRC. I use use sudo or doas as a regular user once logged in.
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It's also not DNS!
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It might be the telnet filtering in action. The host responds to ping but I get nothing back on TCP/23, not even a reset.
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It'd be interesting to see the logs or data on how the physical movement falls out of sync. It probably even correlates with temperature and humidity.
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> Someone bring back AOL instant messenger! >:( There's an actively developed open source server that allows the clients to connect! https://github.com/mk6i/open-oscar-server I wish Smarter Child was still a
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I suspect it could be due to Japan requiring that cameras play a sound when taking a photo or video. Here's some background: https://japandaily.jp/why-you-cant-turn-off-the-camera-shutt... > Japan’s requirement for
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It looks like these cameras are infrared and intended to see gestures from the wearer. There are some more details in the linked article: https://www.macrumors.com/2024/06/30/new-airpods-to-feature-... > T
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Indeed, the article basically says as much in more pacifying terms: > driven by an international legal push for age checks and stronger child safety measures
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Especially if it's presented as a pop-up upon launching the app that suggests the user won't be able to talk to their friends/servers without showing ID. Carefully worded language would could spur some % of users to panic at
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Here's the October 2025 Discord data breach mentioned at the end of the article: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c8jmzd972leo > Discord, a messaging platform popular with gamers, says official ID photos
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Agree targeting happiness is the wrong approach. Happiness comes and goes. We should raise the baseline, not the ceiling.
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New to KDE and .desktop shortcuts were something I really liked coming from Windows. I can enter in whatever terms I want to use for an item to appear in search, no relying on filename.

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