Are these the things Framework use?
Posts by Tom Chiverton 1
1410 publicly visible posts • joined 12 Jun 2009
Samsung wants to push CAMM format into memory mainstream
ROBOT crypto attack on RSA is back as Marvin arrives
UK Online Safety Bill to become law – and encryption busting clause is still there
Ubuntu's 'Mantic Minotaur' peeks out of the labyrinth
"the disk remains unreadable if you boot the machine from a different drive or OS, such as a USB key"
Isn't this fairly common in Linux-land, as opposed to on Windows, for everything from error recovery, hardware upgrades (just lift and shift the drive), to installing a new O/S version from a LiveCD ?
How is this impacted ? There has to be a fallback, right ? Right ?
Scared of flying? Good news! Software glitches keep aircraft on the ground
Decades-old Home Office asylum system misses EOL deadline, no new timetable in place
So you want to save energy? Ditch web apps and go native, boffins say
USENET, the OG social network, rises again like a text-only phoenix
Hands up who wants a PC? Lenovo reports declining returns
NASA, DARPA enlist Lockheed to build nuclear-powered spacecraft
Brits negotiating draft deal to rejoin EU's $100B blockbuster science programme
Mystery Intel bug halts shipments of some Sapphire Rapids Xeons
Alphabet, Bharti Airtel to bridge India's digital divide with frickin' laser beams
Parent discovers the cost of ignoring Roblox: £2,500 and heart palpitations
Samsung's Galaxy S23 Ultra is a worthy heir to the Note
Microsoft will upgrade Windows 10 21H2 users whether they like it or not
EU proposes spyware Tech Lab to keep Big Brother governments in check
Users complain over UK state-owned bank's services as Atos eyes the exit
Tried to access mine yesterday. No 2FA SMS arrived. Navigated their god awful fake-person voice not-recognition IVR phone system, and got to a person after a long wait.
My phone number is wrong. They never asked me to confirm it was right or wrong before enabling 2FA.
Their fix ? Fill in a form on the website and wait for some dead tree to arrive in the post.
DoJ, Treasury accuses 3 men of laundering crypto for North Korea
Central UK govt awards £12M+ contract to leave Google Workspace for Microsoft 365
Ubuntu 23.04 Lunar Lobster scuttles into public view
Thanks for fixing the computer lab. Now tell us why we shouldn’t expel you?
Wrong time to weaken encryption, UK IT chartered institute tells government
Re: Lets start by making all UK politician's calls and messages public.
> Nothing to hide, nothing to fear?
Please, we all have curtains; don't trot this out.
Privacy means being able to choose the audience, timing and manner of revealing something, or choosing to keep it secret forever.
HT Cory Doctorow
Brit cops rapped over app that recorded 200k phone calls
SpaceX feels the pressure, scraps first orbital launch of Starship
Microsoft promises it's made Teams less confusing and resource hungry
India-based cybergang busted for selling fake KFC franchises
Microsoft scrambles to fix Windows 11 'aCropalypse' privacy-battering bug
Aussie tech worker payroll scheme operators found guilty of tax fraud
Ford seeks patent for cars that ditch you if payments missed
Take the morning off because Outlook has already
Google opens arms to VMware in the cloud and Microsoft 365 on ChromeOS
If your DNS queries LoOk liKE tHIs, it's not a ransom note, it's a security improvement
NASA overspent $15m on Oracle software because it was afraid an audit could cost more
This can’t be a real bomb threat: You've called a modem, not a phone
Microsoft to offer unlimited time off for US staff
Security tech chief quits Salesforce as list of top-table departures grows
LastPass admits attackers have a copy of customers’ password vaults
NASA retires Mars InSight mission after it enters ‘dead bus’ condition
Need a video editor, FOSS fans? OpenShot and Kdenlive both refreshed
A dip in Alder Lake with an HP Elitebook is spoiled by avoidable mistakes
AWS gives older EC2 instances a legacy lifeline
The great semiconductor drought may be about to break
Plop. That's the sound of a boot manager booting PCs off media they can't start from
Loads of PostgreSQL systems are sitting on the internet without SSL encryption
USB-C iPhone, anyone? EU finalizes charging standard rule
Firefox 105 is here, and it's faster and more memory-frugal
Yes, with some fiddling, so things like Tab Mix Plus for multi-row horizontal tabs work again: https://github.com/onemen/TabMixPlus/#readme
Though not via Snap, but Snap FireFox has a ton of problems, like saving downloads to '/tmp/' actually being saved to some other folder under the real '/tmp/', so I've moved all our Ubuntu machines off the Snap and onto old school .tgz installs direct from Mozilla.