To me it’s like a password, or login token. Who has it owns that machine. The issue is definitely that industry is scamming people out of essentially their password and changing it on us so it’s there’s and not ours.
To me it’s like a password, or login token. Who has it owns that machine. The issue is definitely that industry is scamming people out of essentially their password and changing it on us so it’s there’s and not ours.


Its crazy to me how this lines with cloud engineering so much. The phrase was “data has gravity” because the further the data is from the processing the more you have to spend to move it around and the more latency you’ll get from it
Even the idea of ECS has so many parallels to kubernetes declarative model and various actors within it.
I do feel like putting an intentional, obvious, but non-issue causing bug in a code base now. Make a contrib guide. Mention needing to read the docs first and check previous issues/discussions first, and make a closed ticket explaining that that bug is nothing but an example bug and that will ban anyone that attempts to fix or report it.
Like a green mnm test for a code base


And that it self is measurable. Never understood the attempt to have total control on byod setups. Its never going to happen lol


Worse yet is gaming is normally a lot PCIe data, that encryption is still very expensive performance wise.


Ahh, it’s a got a system called Memory Guard but that is just brand name for Transparent SME. Which still, freaking finally, that’s awesome. Though in the context of confidential computing, where container/VM memory spaces are assured through encryption it doesn’t help since there is no granular page control just the entire memory system transparently to the system above.
Though I’m not sure if that is a hardware, firmware, or driver limitation (I think below driver because of the reports I saw of fedora failing to boot with the kernel flag set to use it).


Ooohh, awesome! I gotta check that out then.


Oh I guess I meant the open KDE Plasma Desktop Env. I would think it’s grub bootloader with Arch base again so I would expect other distros to load.
I could be wrong, but it would to more work to make it not work tbh


You absolutely can have that and more, what we in industry, attestation on Linux. Though the most obvious adaptation of that would the confidential computing space for key bits of the game data instead of the whole fucking OS. Though hardware level memory encryption is a server CPU feature that I don’t think any desktop ones support yet
The VR desktop space already had some traction. This is probably just a heap of fuel on that fire. I’m excited tbh
Another thing thing they did as a side quest to make this happen is apparently massive improvements for x86 on arm emulation. Crazy cool work from them all
The SimulaVR headset is more that target (AR and spatial computing stuff). This is more standalone and PCVR streaming (monochrome cameras).
Though all their work opensource wise should make both headsets better
Considering they pressured the AstraZenica vaccine to not be open source I am biased against believing it was alturism.


They did put a desktop is on the VR headset, right?


Tor and the Snowflake projects have a lot of work they do on that fight


Git-lfs go brrr I hope


They also have been tapping Code weavers or just serendipity but there is a lot of movement on the open source x86 to arm translation space too. Which for games on VR headsets is a big deal. https://www.codeweavers.com/blog/mjohnson/2025/11/6/twist-our-arm64-heres-the-latest-crossover-preview
I really don’t understand why this gets so complicated. Like don’t we all just make a micro service when ever we make a job or proccess in a project, and then slap those in a namespace and behind a service on k8s when you want to expose it out to the cluster, and ingress for the world?
If that gets complicated, then you refactor just like any other code base, and debug it like any other multi threaded app. Make sure actions are atomic. Functional programing helps a lot too, cause you know streaming vs stateful, but you can have stateful stuff in k8s.


I really like the specification of petrochemicals. Thats make a significant difference. That is awesome, the more places we can cut those industries out the better.
Any project that messes with the license because lols
Like IDGF license. Haha very fun, but wtf is my actual legal rights using this software