IT professionals only get a say when the C-suite accepts that IT is a necessity, not a burden. This is extremely uncommon.
Working in enterprise IT sucks. I’ve had jobs where we had to have CFO approval to buy a bag of zipties (the request was denied, BTW)
Government systems should be locked down and limited.
Linux is already what a decent chunk of servers run, so I don’t really see it increasing malware.
You can get ones that are pretty small, too.
1GB is so 2010s. Now it’s all about 10GB
Or release a SteamOS image so I can install it on my gaming rig.
I use the *arr suite to manage things for me. There’s lidarr for music, radarr for movies, sonarr for TV, readarr for ebooks, bazarr for subtitles, and prowlarr to manage trackers/usenet.
For sure. There always needs to be a human in the loop. But this notion people seem to have that all AI is completely worthless just isn’t true.
What’s scary is the hospital administration that will use AI to deny care to unprofitable patients (I’ve listened in on these conversations).
Hasn’t AI already been shown to be better at catching things like cancer than humans?
There are some things that computers can be better at than humans.
The worst that can happen is they don’t return the disk
There are none. This is game over for Palestinians, Ukranians, and 99% of Americans. Mango Hitler controls all branches of the government, and every check and balance has been removed.
Even if there was evidence of massive voter fraud on Trump’s part, it wouldn’t matter. Anyone who could do anything about it is on his team.
The US democracy is dead.
Throw those bulbs away. They’re likely Tuya bulbs, and everything Tuya is a major security vulnerability. Worse than TikTok
Go with TP-Link. Their products work well, work with home kit, and work with things like home assistant. They’re also creating matter devices now.
Also, I’d recommend getting a smart light switch instead of a smart bulb since the Led controller in the bulb is what will fail first. But, I get that this isn’t an option for a lamp, or if your overhead light and fan are tied together.
For the lamp, a smart outlet would work, and for the fan you can probably rig up a Shelly relay at the fan so you don’t have to do a drop for the fan control cable (if it has that capability).
Reporting bugs isn’t the same as getting personal assistance from a dev to fix an issue specific to you.
They’re not bogus. The emulator that shut down were selling a product using a proprietary encryption key owned by Nintendo.
That’s why Dolphin still exists.
Emulation is perfectly legal if you own the game.
I think the definition has even been updated to reflect this.
DDG uses Bing on the backend, and they have to pay for each query, so Bing affects DDG
It’s not like they haven’t caused Linux outages in the past.
And here I am having to deal with 4 environments.
No one was discussing users transitioning on their home computers.