Next version: admin privileges will be subscription-walled.
Next version: admin privileges will be subscription-walled.
Fuck cloudflare but kudos to them.
The agreement means that Sable will tell the US Patent and Trademark Office that it is abandoning its patent rights and no further claims based on those patents will be possible.
Gold.
international laws that can’t be broken.
You sweet summer child…
as country TLDs are primarily intended to be used by entities connected to that country
Primarily, sure, but quite a few of them get abused, check the notes column. A glaring one these days is .ai
, as are youtu.be
and, of course, goatse.cx
.
KYC laws demand it?
Still, too much money on .io
to be shutdown.
I for one prefer pick-up spots as there’s “always” someone there, convenient for the driver and myself.
No.
Why would Mauritius turn down a source of revenue?
This compares GNU’s libc with musl (aims at POSIX conformance and being lightweigth), uClibc (size) and dietlibc (size but has no full support?).
It leaves out Google’s bionic, used in Android, which is not compatible with GNU’s libc… go figure…
So most alternatives aim to be smaller and some also focus on standards compliance (GNU’s libc is not fully POSIX-compliant AFAIK).
For instance, technically Debian has the packages to do SELinux, but it’s Fedora (and OpenSUSE, I think?) that actually come out the box with them.
Debian still has to ensure SELinux works if and when the user decides to install it.
There is one point of innovation left, but it highly technical and somewhat risky for everyday users - libc alternatives. The C standard library is one of the few core packages in a distro that can’t really be replaced by the user.
Why would that be innovation? libc is stable and ubiquitous. Ironically, Gentoo would probably pull it off but it’s not for the distros to do, but rather upstream.
Steering-less car that only use camera for their autopilot is gonna be a disaster.
Plus the need to open ports on the home router and ensuring more than 100 GB won’t piss off the ISP.
Oh no, i’m in shock!
/s
Which OSes? Newer windows relies on newer CPU sleep states in that it doesn’t actually suspend to disk/hibernate but just sleeps, trickling the battery.
systemd is essential for moderns Linux systems
And yet moderm linux systems existed prior to systemd, as modern windows exited without recall… Yes i can say the same. You can run linux without systemd (ask Gentoo, Devuan, Slackware and others) and you can run windows without recall. The dependency is forced and artificial.
The promise is lower heat and greater battery life. There was no need to bundle that with AI gimmicks.
But how else are you gonna bring down battery life to be on par with x86?
/s
So they’re expanding… still seems to be not all that much hardware support, weird that they’re pushing it so soon.
If you want the bleeding edge go Sid.