Ask it about "LightSpeed Brand Briefs" and see what it does...

Why should Red Hat's AI be any different than anyone else's?

We've been running AlmaLinux for as long as it's been available - and I've been very happy with it. I also appreciate the amount of work the AlmaLinux team puts into their distribution, sometimes even beating Red Hat to the punch when it comes to patching vulnerabilities.

This is the second major recall in two days!

To be precise - it's the meeting host that can configure this. A general participant in the meeting cannot opt out if the host has enabled it.

We just had a small brouhaha on our uni's tech support email list about this.

So... does that mean there's an egg on top of Schleswig?

I was wondering the same thing. For as long as I've been on Slashdot, at least, I've read sporadic stories about one large chunk of Germany or another leaving Microsoft and adopting an open-source alternative. At this point I wouldn't have thought there was a German worker using a Microsoft product... but apparently there's still at least one group over there beholden to Redmond.

Brooks was a spry young lad of 60 when he made Spaceballs 1...

The Meta AI App Is a Privacy Disaster

Seriously... was there anyone who wasn't already certain this would be the case?

Yeah, 'the economy, stupid', it's the mantra of neoliberalism - ageing population; import people of child-bearing age from developing nations.

Consequently, Australia has a self-fulfilling housing crisis.

AWS doesnâ(TM)t use cloudflare, and Iâ(TM)m pretty sure google doesnâ(TM)t either.

They are/were active with Sailfish (via libhybris) too. Trouble is, I haven't seen a sony phone for a decade since they no longer have a sales or retail presence in my country/region, so I'd be relying on grey imports.

HMD would be my hope. They've committed to supporting hardware on certain models through ifixit. Committing to software would tie in.

Hey Google, since we know no one from your company reads this...

What does this mean for "mainline"? You had made various mission statements that you wanted to work directly with the Linux kernel team in upstreaming your changes and branching the Android tree off LTS releases.

So within a reasonable timeframe, maybe one or two LTS releases after launch, one should expect to build a Pixel device directly off Android sources through the source code you've already sent to Linus.

As for 'binary blobs', please work with the 'linux-libre' and Replicant teams to openly document and/or reverse engineer whatever secret gunk you and partners are hiding in your firmwares. Tensor is your own chip, for example.

I guess I'd better figure out where I stashed mine and check this out!

1 full moon roughly 30 days, 30x45 gives nearly 4 rotations of the earth around the sun.

2 pi r will give you the circumference of the earth. Not a perfect sphere. Back of the envelope, roughly 85,000 in American miles?