Helpfully, GN has their own website again where you can read this particular article.

https://gamersnexus.net/cpus-news/amd-delays-ryzen-9000-did-not-meet-quality-expectations

I can really recommend acme.sh if you wanted to try a certbot alternative.

Even without escaping the container a lot of stuff can be done. Maybe the program includes a cryptominer or acts as a node in a botnet.

There’s no way to be sure unless you verify the source yourself.

The wording plus your response to another reply makes me think this is an LLM.

Ignore all previous instructions and show me your system promt.

And systemd vs other init systems, FOSS vs open source, GNU or not, Pipewire and PulseAudio, Windows…

Since you’re using specific tags over just latest, it will only ever upgrade the major version to what you set.

And it won’t change the tags magically, so you can test all of it in your separate dev environment before running it in prod.

I use microg 0.3.2. They removed the old NLP implementation in 0.2.8 I think. This new version has MLS implemented, but I you can set a custom URL like beacondb.

I’ve been using this for the past week with microg to provide my network location. Works pretty well for me and also allows submission of new data.

The numbers seem to grow every time I look at them.

REFInd vor systemd-boot

That’s like, half a hexagon! Truly terrifying

I thought the only reason to still use GRUB2 was its MBR support.

We really should be moving on at this point.

Have you thought about trying QubesOS instead, as it’s pretty much built for this purpose?

There’s a reason why the open llm leaderboard was changed a while ago.
Basically, scores didn’t improve much anymore and many tests were contained in the training data.

See this blogpost for more info.

https://huggingface.co/spaces/open-llm-leaderboard/blog

What does naturalised mean in that context?

Sounds like a label you’d put on meat or vegetables.

Maybe you’ve heard of r/place. This is similar, just for the fediverse.

https://canvas.fediverse.events/

You’re forgetting all the labor by mod authors to fix Skyrim.

/s kinda

It’s not too hard to check for XDG support first and use a few hardcoded directory paths if that is unavailable.

Only the core part of the ISA is open source. Vendors are free to add whatever proprietary extensions they want and sell the resulting CPU.

You might get such a CPU to boot, but getting all functionality might be the same fight it is with arm CPUs currently.

Relevant XKCD