Sure, but we shouldn’t normalize searching through phones without a warrant, especially for journalists.

It’s great that the courts are standing up against CBP here.

This is huge! Finally this loophole around the 4th amendment is getting fixed.

Yes, but I would recommend trying out some Linux server stuff too to give yourself some real world applications.

Try installing headless Debian on a second computer and running minecraft or jellyfin in Docker. If you can do that well and scale your server to run dozens of 24/7 containers, you’re basically an entry-level cloud engineer.

Aliexpress has some cheap N100 computers if you don’t have a spare computer to be a server.

ARM laptops don’t support ACPI, which makes them really hard for Linux to support. Having to go back two years to find a laptop with wifi and gpu support on Linux isn’t practical. If Qualcomm and Apple officially supported Linux like Intel and AMD do, it would be a different story. As it is right now, even Android phones are forced to use closed-source blobs just to boot.

Those numbers from Amazon are misleading. Linus Torvalds actually builds on an Ampere machine, but they don’t actually do that well in benchmarks.

https://www.phoronix.com/review/graviton4-96-core

Datacenter cpus are actually really good for NASes considering the explosion of NVMe storage. Most consumer CPUs are limited to just 5 m.2 drives and a 10gbit NIC. But a server mobo will open up for 10+ drives. Something cheap like a first gen Epyc motherboard gives you a ton of flexibility and speed if you’re ok with the idle power consumption.

Arm servers are slow, and arm laptops are not compatible with Linux.

There’s no 100% way until the new microcode is released next month. All affected CPUs are at risk of silicon degradation by the excessive voltage.

The are some power limits and July bios updates you can use that Intel says can help reduce the damage or prevent it entirely in some scenarios. I believe the damage is specifically caused by single threaded spikes, so reducing LLC and running something like prime95 in the background might hold the voltage low enough that it won’t happen. But there is no fix yet, so if your CPU is susceptible, running it will degrade the CPU, at least until the fix is out.

Intel is about to have a lot of lawsuits on their hands if this delay deny deflect strategy doesn’t work out for them. This problem has been going on for over a year and the details Intel lets slip just keep getting worse and worse. The more customers that realize they’re getting defective CPUs, the more outcry there’ll be for a recall. Intel is going to be in a lot of trouble if they wait until regulators force them to have a recall.

Big moment of truth is next month when they have earnings and we see what the performance impact from dropping voltages will be. Hopefully it’ll just be 5% and no more CPUs die. I can’t imagine investors will be happy about the cost, though.

That’s fair. They could probably do something to adapt funding to encourage mixed-use neighborhoods.

Time for Microsoft to learn what Mac OS and Linux have been doing for years.

4x64gb udimms would cost over $1000.

Old Epyc boards are super cheap on eBay. 8 channels of ddr4 and 80-100 lanes of pcie for nvme on an ATX mobo. You pay for the idle power consumption, but it’s pretty cheap overall.

Green new deal has been super popular in Europe.

But still, all she has to do is adapt her climate policy and call it something else. Even just banning new oil development and single family zoning would be a huge step up from Biden. She could also ban new fossil fuel cars by 2030, subsidize local public transport projects, and subsidize grid connections for wind and solar. None of those things are significantly propagandizable.

The argument that the Supreme Court made pretty boils down to “if you let the president go to trial for Navy SEALing a Supreme Court Justice, then the chilling effect of potential litigation would make the president too scared to kill Osama Bin Laden. Therefore the president has legal immunity when Navy SEALing Supreme Court justices”.

So yes, the Supreme Court actually believes that litigating a president could literally cause another 9/11.

The constitution does not block Biden’s scotus reform

Biden is allowed to kill Supreme Court justices because he might need to Navy SEAL people for security reasons. Allowing litigation on Biden’s SEAL powers would irreparably restrict Biden’s agency as commander in chief and would literally cause a 9/11

Dude, you post the most L takes here.

Countries don’t have foreign policies, presidents have foreign policies. For example, Obama was very much against the cynical realpolitik of Bush. Just because the US had 12 years of Bush and Trump doesn’t make America evil. Americans believe in multilateralism, and we will get another president like Obama again.

I doubt this person actually had a computer than could run the 405b model. You need over 200gb of ram, let alone having enough vram to run it with gpu acceleration.

Our nations furniture isn’t safe with a predator like Jizz Daybed Vance in charge.

To be fair, they’re on a similar trajectory.