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  • I would have considered a folding book-style phone if I wanted a tablet. I agree that they're likely the only viable use case that isn't a complete gimmick.

  • Admittedly, I don't know much about the ins and outs of GPUs, but perhaps it's a GTX vs. RTX issue. They're different enough that the NVK project is targeting only RTX and up.

  • But again, most people aren't running Linux, and for people who are, they're likely more conscientious about connectivity and security patches.

    I agree that most people aren't paying attention to every little thing, but the likelihood of someone invading your home network for a tiny payoff, especially when it requires the rare activity of printing something, is probably low-risk.

  • As other articles pointed out, this is only a problem if:

    • You expose port 631 to the internet.
      • Why would anyone do that?
    • You have a malicious actor on your trusted network.
      • If so, you have bigger problems.
    • You hit "Print" on a compromised network, such as a public library, while using CUPS.

    Only the last one is potentially problematic for more people, and even then, the number of people using Linux is still very small. Some libraries don't allow printing or only printing via their computers.

    It's good to know this flaw exists, but it doesn't seem like a particularly concerning attack vector.

  • Sounds like some firmware updates are in order.

  • I hope he eventually dyes his hair the same color, too.

    Either one of them. It would be weird either way.

  • Well, now I'm gonna. You can't tell me what to do! /s

  • This "article" reads like a long-form cover letter for a job application. Thanks for enshittifying everything, Jagan, and using your bullshit "skills" to go for that cash grab before the bubble pops.

    If this article wasn't written by one of Jagan's LLMs and was in fact written by a real person (and I would be shocked to find that it was), the author should feel bad and demand a refund on their education.

  • The response is wrong. AI isn't recognizing people's emotions, it's inferring them. It's not "smart" enough to recognize emotions, and we don't need the dystopian nightmare of a computer thinking you're malicious when you're annoyed or being sarcastic.

  • Sounds pretty reasonable to me. Avoid sites like Fiver, though. Lots of AI bullshit pretending to be real art.

  • Even if it is minor (and like you, I don't know whether it is or not), Nvidia opening their source, even if only little by little, is probably still a good thing.

  • It is a stupid world where people pay to have a megalomaniac billionaire's megaphone inserted into their daily lives.

  • What? The "strongman defender of freedum of spech" Melon Husk is actually a weak little baby that folded like a wet cardboard box? Wow, I'm shocked.

  • Maybe connecting a server to your network, giving it implicit trust, and leaving the default login credentials was a dumb move...

  • There's at least eight AITA communities.

  • I'm just thankful that there's actual adults in charge this time around. Unlike last time, they no longer have the benefit of a co-conspirator in the Oval Office.

  • Why go door to door, doing something that doesn't promise results, when you could simply take the money and guarantee the outcome!

  • Sounds like something from Warhammer 40k.