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VM tech has improved since then. Today you'd probably want to use Firecracker or Cloud Hypervisor with virtio-vsock instead of networking.

My point is that the original maintainer can defuse the forks by including the same features. That leaves users no reason to bother using the forks.

"We encourage people who redistribute free software to charge as much as they wish or can. ... So if you are redistributing copies of free software, you might as well charge a substantial fee and make some money. Redistributing free software is a good and legitimate activity; if you do it, you might as well make a profit from it. ... Distributing free software is an opportunity to raise funds for development. Don't waste it!" https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/selling.html

Supposedly OpenAI is paying 2025 prices.

If they're charging one customer $X and another customer $5X for the same chips... there's got to be some law about this.

AMD is also using N2 so it will be interesting to compare Zen 6 against M6.

There are some investigations starting about this but no rulings yet.

Back in the day you'd write the code before the chip came back but I guess today it's faster to wait.

The lawsuit appears to be about consumer devices, not NPUs or ASICs. If you think Jalapeno stole from anyone it would be Google.

Arm sells architecture licenses to anybody these days.

Every now and then there's a blog post or presentation that combines several systemd features to show how the result is a better overall system. The All Systems Go conference https://all-systems-go.io/ is a good place to learn about systemd.

Honestly I think this is an HPC CPU that has been AI-washed. Then you might ask why not use GPUs for HPC and I think the simple answer is that Fujitsu just doesn't want to take on the effort of building a GPU.

Usually strict aliasing.

Nah, packet mirroring is a standard networking feature and ideally every feature is line rate.

They did build redundancy but most of it was bombed.

It was obvious that Apple would make a TV, a car, etc yet they didn't. Apple has a remarkable ability to say no.

Yeah, these hacking incidents appear to come from agent swarms that were doing a penetration testing (hacking) benchmark.

They already stopped running agent swarms and promised to lock down their environment better. Let's see if that happens.

Day to day life in what country? Do you live in Ukraine? Maybe things are wild there and we just don't know about it.

Employees acting on behalf of the company aren't going to be held personally liable.

This is a two-year-old 5090 gaming GPU with extra RAM. The data center GPUs are much more powerful (with correspondingly higher prices).

Do you think his leave of absence was for one day?

I have a lot of basic questions about the CVVDP graph. Is the X axis encoding or decoding speed? Is higher better on the Y axis? What format is Aperture? I assume "aom" is AV1 but it wouldn't hurt to document it.

Progressive rendering is intended for the Web and it does work.

Zip and PNG bombs have been around for a while: https://github.com/0x48piraj/gz-bomb https://libpng.sourceforge.io/decompression_bombs.html

I still think this was a fire drill. They knew it wasn't dangerous but they wanted the public to do their homework and come to the conclusion themselves.

ACR is a documented feature so they can't deny that it exists. https://lgads.tv/technology/ https://www.consumerreports.org/electronics/privacy/how-to-t... (note that this is from a year ago)

Since Sony TVs run Android at least you can probably use ADB to remove a lot of junk.

They want to spend over $200B/year on $100B of revenue so they still need investment.