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  • This Autonomous Snow Blower Shovels on its Own, Recharges Itself, and Keeps Going

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  • Yes but no but yes.. but give me money!

  • Claude Code is suddenly everywhere inside Microsoft

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  • It won't work for hard pay walls

  • How do I avoid becoming one with the botnet?

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  • New Linux Patches Allow More Easily Changing The Tux Kernel Boot Logo

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  • most important patch since 1995.

  • Why Are Cars Getting Rid Of Android Auto?

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  • .? No the information entertainment system is fully proprietary as far as I know. Without any way of flashing something else like Linux on it.

  • Why Are Cars Getting Rid Of Android Auto?

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  • I'm pretty sure the sofware that is running on the information entertainment system from VW is fully proprietary without any way of flashing it with a custom rom or running Linux on it.

    I'm not taking about connecting other devices like apple or android phone to this system.

  • Why Are Cars Getting Rid Of Android Auto?

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  • Of course I'm talking about the information entertainment system. Not the main Can bus that is handling breaking or whatever...

  • Why Are Cars Getting Rid Of Android Auto?

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  • I wish I could develop my own apps on my own car. I mean I own the car.. why can't I "sideload" my own created apps? Their apps are sht anyways.

  • Libxml2 Narrowly Avoids Becoming Unmaintained | Hackaday

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  • Libxml2 Narrowly Avoids Becoming Unmaintained | Hackaday

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  • Switching the license to GPL (ideally GLPv3 or compatible, although IMO we are due for a GPLv4) is a pretty good outcome, hopefully it works.

    Actually that means that no company will use it anymore. Since if you have low-level library like that under GPL, then all the source code need to be GPL compatible as well. And 99% of the source code that is build on top of libxml2 is most likely not GPL / no GPL compatible.

  • When the AI bubble bursts, humans will finally have their chance to take back control | Rafael Behr

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  • Ow well, I'm not surprised haha. And then they claim:

    She's not corrupt, she's just hyperadaptive

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  • Libxml2 Narrowly Avoids Becoming Unmaintained | Hackaday

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  • Also he was getting every week cve issues, which are often not urgent issues. Yet it costs him a lot of time. He also considers security issues now just the same as a normal issue. Not giving it priority anymore, since that doesn't make sense anymore for him.

  • Libxml2 Narrowly Avoids Becoming Unmaintained | Hackaday

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  • Another maintainer already jumped in and he is now maintaining it. The original author forked it actually his own project, and is planning to release it under gpl license (instead of MIT), basically making it open source in a sense I can'tbe used by big tech. Since that was his point, large software projects and companies relied on his work. Yet nobody is paying him.

  • When the AI bubble bursts, humans will finally have their chance to take back control | Rafael Behr

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  • I'm curious to see how it will go with Albania. They have Diella Ai system in place. It's an Ai government.

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  • UK to “encourage” Apple and Google to put nudity-blocking systems on phones

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  • 200% agreed! They have no fking clue what the those "legislators" or "regulators" are doing at all.

    They have zero technical knowledge and they think you can breach encryption or something. Its a lot of incompetence and I hope they get punished by it.

  • UK to “encourage” Apple and Google to put nudity-blocking systems on phones

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  • It's not about nudity. It's about control. The government wants full control over your computer and mobile phones.

  • UK to “encourage” Apple and Google to put nudity-blocking systems on phones

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  • What a joke world we are living in. UK is getting too crazy with their "protection children" and introducing age limits by people providing their password and IDs. And chat control. And now this again, blocking these pictures would require massive privacy issues and closed source operating systems that will lock the user down like North Korea.