
Install windows 11 or better it said
I did
Any kind of desktop Linux will do.
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Apples bona fide intentions.
Why would they search without including time, date and location?
It is absurd to believe that.
What makes them think they can use my bandwidth?
Nothing.
Time to rip them for at least a cool 10.000 euro p phone. Per photo.
That will teach these thieves, and criminals.
which is kind of sad...
"immutable" simply means you cannot login / become root and screw up the system by accident.
because / is mounted readonly.
mount -o rw will fix that. that requires an action that cannot happen accidentally. so no excuses anymore, system operators.. :-)
the tech is called snapper. it makes snapshots of filesystem. its been there for 10 years.
you will need to use the transaction mechanism. knowing suse since ages, this is probably going to be automagic, *unless* you turn it off. just like snapper snapshots are right now.
updates / installs become a transaction. which you can roll back. works like a charm. and that is nothing new; its been there (in suse) for a looong time.
its not btrfs only. snapper also used to work with ext4 but will be / is discontinued.
really dont see the issue here. unless one's idea of freedom is the freedom to screw up a system due to blissful ignorance.
this is just the so manieth attempt of redhat to make live difficult who want to use their source and build a distro from it.
this already had one incarnation, LOOOOOONG before IBM stepped in.
https://www.theregister.com/2011/03/04/red_hat_twarts_oracle_and_novell_with_change_to_source_code_packaging/
that was 12 years ago.
nothing changed much.
anyway.
who wants a linux with a backported kernel based on code from 5 years ago ? you ? really ? are you sure ? Paid your enterprise license then ?
think what ever you like :-)
this is just the so manieth attempt of redhat to make live difficult who want to use their source and build a distro from it.
this already had one incarnation, LOOOOOONG before IBM stepped in.
https://www.theregister.com/2011/03/04/red_hat_twarts_oracle_and_novell_with_change_to_source_code_packaging/
anyway.
who wants a linux with a backported kernel based on code from 5 years ago ? You ? really ? paid your enterprise subscription fee for your 5 year old software ?
think what ever you like :-)
sounds like either you internet is dog slow (==internot), or
you have a hardware issue
e.g. disks still functioning, but resetting every second operation... this happened to me once;
since we do not expect that digital hardware is a "little broken": it s broken or it is ok;
this is really hard to detect (in linux one can at least see what the kernel is muttering in such a case... hundreds of errors per second... )
I wonder what these folks are smoking / drinking..
had this issue already 10 yrs ago on a very nice asus laptop...
It took the X and MS folks a year to "discover" that the hardware also supports simple 1080P instead of 4K
since then.. always shunned this 4K nonsense (on a less than 20 inch screen, it IS nonsense.. )
people have been killed with breadknives.. and with drones equipped with common off the shelf web-cams (thats you, logitech... )
lets put them on the forbidden list for russia, saudi arabia, israel, the USA and china ( add your favourite repressive regime here <.....> )
why ?
they do not acknowledge the international court of justice, or simply ignore it. in common english : they think they are above the law.
sorry guys. no more bread cutting for you with my knives.. and no more logitech cams...
really ? anyone think this is realistic, effective or even theoretical logical ?
put the restriction in the license, if you want. "use of this code in order to invoke damage, hurt, death on anything, or anyone living or dead creature, including humans, is strictly prohibited"
this is forbiden anyway by any law, national or international, but go ahead. lets make sure.
thats enough. it will standup in court if the perp can be brought to justice. if not, we need to fix that. (exactly whats going on in ukraine right now ) , not the export list.
I read your quoted article a bit..
https://www.servethehome.com/arm-based-alibaba-cloud-t-head-yitian-710-crushes-specrate2017_int_base/
"...... an ASUS AMD EPYC 7773X (“Milan-X”) CPU with 64 cores has published results of 440 or 6.875/ core, but with half as many cores and older generation DDR4 (albeit with a larger L3 cache.) ....."
301 vs 440 *but* half the cores / half the energy or worse.
actually 150.5 vs 440
chip architecture is a piece of paper, that might be briliant.
actually building a chip that implements the architecture, is a veeeery difficult job, and china / india / etc
do not have the brains walking around to do that
*with*
the necessary ecosystem / tools AND experience.
there is no 5 day course for "experience"
There is enough smart people in these countries, without a doubt. but experience / tools / etc is not for sale.
And last but not least: ASML does not sell the Ultra violet machinery to China. fullstop.
this is nonsense.
things were bad in the UK. worse than most other places, by the way.
after the speech of Kwasi Kwarteng, the UK economy has collapsed.
a very precise , easily pinpointed fact.
since that speech, and nothing else,
mortgages going through the roof
GBP devaluated, causing even higher prices in the supermarket
peoples pensions saved by a 65 Billion GBP action by BOE, which is fortunately not controlled by idiots..
a 15 min speech.
hopefully the man never says something again.
or gets a court injunction to shut up for ever after, until he leaves the job. should be soon enough.
the equality point that IMF is making is fairly simple and based on historical, cold, hard evidence :
moneys used to filling the pockets of rich people does not get invested in economic activity that *might* give us jobs, security etc.
it tends to end up in buying bonds, luxury boats, jewelry or simply disappears in the cayman islands somewhere..
lol
visual means you have to look hard to see any benefit of using it.
linux for windows is a me too thing. useless. cygwin does a better job.
powershell is a useless obfuscation mess, does not even work well with windows. slow, error prone.
on the bright side, windows is now contained to what it hardly does.... being a very slow desktop environment, full of security wormholes...
disclaimer: i earned good money making microsoft windows apps. but it is imo still a hopeless bloated mess.
this technology is designed as computer democracy ... 51% of a unknown subset of the nodes in the network.....
.... might be 1 (one) single person or organisation behind these nodes .... who knows.... there is no trustworthy registry of computer owners... :-)
thus, any malicious player (all state actors, therefore, plus Bezos, Musk et all .... ) with deep pockets can control bitcoin and < ... your fav crypto coin(s) ....>
and of course, (malignant ) version of the software ... unknown
it simply will not work for any real world scenario where trust is crucial.
period.
they could have switched to libre office.
its a clone ? yes.
does it turn sep1 or SEP1 into a date ? no.
actually, excel does not do that either.
the spelling help ( this kind of help kills people, yes.... )
first sees SEP1, decides for you that it is SEP 1 (with a space) and then excel kicks in and says "hey, that is a date, let me help you... "
and there you have the real problem: use common word processing functions stupidly and non-context aware for anything. even in a spreadsheet's data cells....
and that indeed proves that MS doesnt give a damn. which we can fix by upgrading to something less dismal...
and here you touch the reason why AMD will get off the hook :
"This means that all the cores could end up sharing an FPU and caches, although I would expect a decent chip to give each core its own L1 cache."
- intel : yes. most of them, but not all. (i X versus Xeon xxxx )
- sparc : it depends. old stuff yes, newer stuff sometimes yes, sometimes no
- ibm POWER : no. never shared anything processing : prefetcher, predictor, fp unit, integer units: all dedicated. cost you something, but hey....