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  • "L'etat, c'est moi"

    • Louis XIV
  • Thanks to Microsoft's legendary approach to quality control, installing Windows patches these days is getting to be less like Russian Roulette and more like accidentally stepping on a rake left in the grass.

    I like the second metaphor:

    The whole neighborhood is going to hear you swearing and shouting 🤬

  • Once upon a time there was .edu

    But such limitations usually have failed.

  • They throw buzzwords

    Now I understands why the CEO thinks AI could replace everybody.

  • replacing nearly 80% of staff

    So the title seems a little misleading. Maybe even clickbaity? 😉

  • "You pay us, and we will protect you"

    Don't they usually smash a few Windows before they say this sentence?

  • ... but only for the purpose of f..ing you over :)

  • Should've thought about quite many things before getting buried ...

  • No, the similar law for EU has just been made.

  • On GitHub, Gitlab, and Codeberg, if I even see as little as a typo in the readme file, I open a pull request. I will not sign up on a hundred different git hosters for stuff like that.

    So we need a free & federated identity provider to sign us up as easy as 123 there.

  • ARMs are coming. RISCV are coming. Some Chinese brands have been seen, too.

  • The PC was new. There were only Intels in PCs. Linux was made for the PC.

    Backstory: Prof. Tanenbaum was teaching operating systems. His example was MINIX (his own academic example). This motivated one student to try to make a new operating system for PCs, doing some things like the professor, and other things quite differently. This student knew the specifics of the Intels and used them good for performance etc.

  • Without Intel processors, Linux wouldn't have been possible in the first place.

    But today we have good processors from many different manufacturers. The Linux community must, and can, stay alive even without the support of one major player.

  • I don't believe you! (that it is coincidential)

    :)

  • I'd like to lower my power usage, if possible

    40 cores of Xeon E5-2680

    So there are your power whores. TDP 4 x 115 W. But they are old and very poor....

    my load average is less than 1

    ... because nobody ever comes to visit them. Kindly give them the boot.

    my knowledge of desktop technology

    No worries. You don't need to go that far :) At least don't touch things that have "Gaming" as their firstname. Just look for some (nearly) modern CPU(s) because they are so much more power efficient, and spend some hours at https://www.cpubenchmark.net/

    An example from the other end: my current server runs an Intel G4560T (35W). My next server will get 1 or 2 Ryzen 5825U's (15W each).

  • That's because it's mostly blah, blah.

  • Florida inmates have access to emails

    abundant luxury there....

  • in a flat dry desert

    Hopefully you are free not to live there...

  • everything else we've used so far (nearly all Lithium based).

    We have used water before lithium, and it isn't bad at all.