HDHomerun is the commercial solution that is relatively painless assuming you have something that can run a client that supports it
Open source, you probably want to look at tvheadend and a USB DVB-T tuner (hauppauge still make decent ones I believe) attached as the next most straightforward option, it can take a little bit to get set up but it’s pretty seamless once it is. Same caveat about clients
Do we reckon this is the regular wonk or a new one
Frankly, pretty cheap for a coffin, I believe
I wonder if it’s second hand
TBF that’s kinda what I meant by poverty and slums, that’s not the outcome of a demographic that has any semblance of power in their political/economic system.
It comes down to ownership as it always has. If the thing taking all the jobs is owned by a handful of people, it will only benefit them ultimately. If it’s owned by the many, the outcome for the many is improved.
Americans need to quickly get over a lot of brainwashing for us to stand a chance of the good end though
I don’t think that’s a requirement
I mean yes, but also no
The job apocalypse is absolutely not something to forget.
It’s a much greater threat given it will require us to change the world economic system to one that doesn’t require everyone to have a job to survive. The alternative? Everyone in slums and poverty.
The media will be desperate to point you to anything other than that because it’s an existential threat to their owners.
A little surprising to see this from the Guardian given they have a different ownership model to most outlets, but I guess it’s a good reminder that all media will defend money if push comes to shove
https://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-dont-be-evil/254019/
We’re two years from a decade since “don’t be evil” was last on the cards
We do everyone a disservice if we pretend they didn’t do that
Sleeping well (no bad dreams) No paranoia
That’s a bit world war-y, now isn’t it
Why have they released drawings of Stephen miller
You can do it with any language where whitespace doesn’t matter and Whitespace
I don’t know if I’m typical, but neither desktop or laptop are ever fully off for me under normal circumstances, sleep mode is the default
Yeah, doesn’t feel like a great outcome to have this now pretty gargantuan conglomerate in music tech, but at I guess least it keeps the tools people use supported for now
The fixes were supposed to be in place by the originally planned disclosure date in a week, however someone independently released details of the exploit so they were forced to disclose early and now we’ve got this situation
Basically all running versions of Linux.
Fixed versions (from here):
More detail from AWS: https://aws.amazon.com/security/security-bulletins/rss/2026-027-aws/
I’m not sure which distros have managed to build and release the new versions of the kernel yet (if any). Most of the big ones have posted mitigations
Yes, always keep your shit updated
But, that wouldn’t help here, this vulnerability was just dropped without fixes released in the past 12h or so
Given I think even the highest end of SSD is only just touching 15GB/s and RAM about 100GB/s I think?
I do wonder how long it will be before we actually see these transfer speeds
Makes sense I suppose
Who is buying a new motherboard if all the other components are significantly overpriced?
At least for me, I only get a new motherboard if I want a new CPU that my current doesn’t support
Creative accounting would just make the margin zero for the purposes of the calculation. It’s a lot harder to magic away total revenue
Also the purpose of the fine is not intended to be a slap on the wrist, it’s intended to be a strong deterrent to ensure companies do everything they can to ensure the law is followed. Most companies won’t take the risk of skipping compliance on something that could wipe the business out
Cortisol addicts, all of them