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Havomg worked with digicert tooling, I support Defender on this.

I should add rhat it is very easy to extend the immutable os usong a short dockerfile, if your tooling is so important that you want it in the immutable layers.

Distrobox or toolbx are the canonical dev environment approach (persistant containers) but bluefin also comes with linuxbrew for host level tooling. I actually use mise (mise en place) instead.

We should note that it is super easy to extend a bootc release, and use dnf to install additional packages. It is a docker/podman contanerfile of a few lines.

I have a github repo that adds virtmanager and ghostty to the excellent zirconium release, rebuilds ever day - and then uupd pulls the update every day.

The atomics are not meant to limit you, they are meant to free you to get what you want, usng simple oci tools.

Another great thing is being able to swap distros with simple commands. I installed bluefin, then swapped to zircnium to get niri and dms.

The decreased chargng time comes with a massive increase in charging power. The equivalent in ths scenario is to massvely increase the microwave power - which would likely cook the drone.

Does that mean it disables all Tue smart shit about f you don’t connect an account? Nice.

Me neither. Please give me as little as possible.

The Chinese models have more features, more technology, and more connectivity.

Likely a voting ID target

Bcschefs was removed from the kernel, but it qas because Kent doesn’t play well with others, and not because of the technical side. BCachefs had a lot of potential, but it serves noone to end up in another Resier situation.

Kent had a habit of pushing for wider kernel changes to support the FS, without working with the community, which will always break things. He is also very ego driven, and self-obsessed, which is not always a bad thing.

Linus’ person-to-persin issues always started from a technical perspective, so it is different.

Putting AI against AI is as much about saving human resources, as it is about gaining value.

Let the machines argue among themselves.

I bet you can install a pipewire-pulse package, and it will repkace your pulse installation (I have no debian experience)

Then require them as identification for voting

I don’t understand why there aren’t more EU fabs, as the EUV machines are made there.

I don’t understand the helix approach.

Let’s build a new editor in rust (good), that is in the legacy of vim/nvim[/emacs] (good), that moves to resolve the backwards mechanics of the vim-syntax like meow (good) … but let’s build it all as built in features with no modularity ???

How can you build a new terminal editor like vim/nvim/emacs without realizing that the core strength is that the best features are delivered in plugins. Why would you try to write all of the functionality yourself? Why would you think that a small team can handle all of the work? How can you not realize that external contributors in vim/emacs are the source of the most interesting functionality?

I liked helix, almost as much as emacs w/ meow, but yiu xan’t extend it, or write a plugin.

Is there anybody left who thinks that openai is going to survive? I don’t think it has 6 months of life left.

Their product may be one of the best, but they are more expensive, and they have no hope of making enough revenue to float their business.

MS and Google float their AI with their other profits, so it can work as a business model.

That’s not the really weak part of immutable OSes. The really weak part is that they are not immutable, they aren’t even locked down for /usr/local/bin.

You have to work just as hard to audit an immutable os.

Airborne don’t really make sense here, but I guess they are general purpose troops.

Maybe they’ll launch for Greenland, using Minn. As a distraction (Malcome Nance.)

I notice more casters across the tubes speaking more like Trump, even on tue left. It’s strange. I hear talks of “Chaina”, and people saying things like “10, 20, 30, 40, 50 percent” - both are Trumpisms.