Comment A forged BIMI? (Score 1) 11
So, someone forged their Google BIMI logo.
Wow. Just wow.
(BIMI: that signed Google
Logo that appears next to the email listed in your web-based (or Google app) Mail In-Box.
Comment Well within acceptable tolerance (Score 1) 147
At the Panamanian shores, the Pacific Ocean is 8â (20cm) higher than the Atlantic Ocean.
Also, at the entrance to the Panama Canal, the Pacific Ocean can rise as much as 20 feet (609cm), but 45 miles (72km) away, the difference between high tide and low in the Atlantic is just three feet (91cm).
Source:
https://psmsl.org/train_and_in...
https://yourpanama.com/panama-...
Comment I want Chrome sold so fast (Score 1) 180
Need to separate Google from Chrome like lightning fast.
Comment Re: Is it an escalation? Or a mistake? (Score 1) 32
Immaterial on the allegedly.
His last court case already marked him for deportation at US government discretion.
Comment Weasel Wiggle Room Gotcha (Score 1) 44
We see what you did there.
Just change the model numbers and rebrand it as a 2D-printer or something.
Comment Re: Most Republicans hate Mitch McConnell (Score 1) 67
Mitch O'Connell is part of the establishment GOP faction that responds readily to globalists and special foreign factions over Americans.
It's a business model of grifting for more campaign money, not that Mitch needs it anymore but so that Mitch can donate it toward other like-minded anti-American politicians.
Comment Violated prison term (Score 1) 67
Sam violated prison terms and conditions by conducting an illegal interview
As a result, he is back into month-long and dark solitary.
Comment 50 Ohm Terminator (Score 1) 68
Disable the antenna assembly by capping it with a 50 ohm resister.
No more RF signals, no more WiFi.
Peace of Mind.
Submission + - Popular Linux Orgs Freedesktop, Alpine Linux Are Scrambling For New Web Hosting (arstechnica.com)
An anonymous reader writes: In what is becoming a sadly regular occurrence, two popular free software projects, X.org/Freedesktop.org and Alpine Linux, need to rally some of their millions of users so that they can continue operating. Both services have largely depended on free server resources provided by Equinix (formerly Packet.net) and its Metal division for the past few years. Equinix announced recently that it was sunsetting its bare-metal sales and services, or renting out physically distinct single computers rather than virtualized and shared hardware. As reported by the Phoronix blog, both free software organizations have until the end of April to find and fund new hosting, with some fairly demanding bandwidth and development needs.
An issue ticket on Freedesktop.org's GitLab repository provides the story and the nitty-gritty needs of that project. Both the X.org foundation (home of the 40-year-old window system) and Freedesktop.org (a shared base of specifications and technology for free software desktops, including Wayland and many more) used Equinix's donated space. [...] Alpine Linux, a small, security-minded distribution used in many containers and embedded devices, also needs a new home quickly. As detailed in its blog, Alpine Linux uses about 800TB of bandwidth each month and also needs continuous integration runners (or separate job agents), as well as a development box. Alpine states it is seeking co-location space and bare-metal servers near the Netherlands, though it will consider virtual machines if bare metal is not feasible.
An issue ticket on Freedesktop.org's GitLab repository provides the story and the nitty-gritty needs of that project. Both the X.org foundation (home of the 40-year-old window system) and Freedesktop.org (a shared base of specifications and technology for free software desktops, including Wayland and many more) used Equinix's donated space. [...] Alpine Linux, a small, security-minded distribution used in many containers and embedded devices, also needs a new home quickly. As detailed in its blog, Alpine Linux uses about 800TB of bandwidth each month and also needs continuous integration runners (or separate job agents), as well as a development box. Alpine states it is seeking co-location space and bare-metal servers near the Netherlands, though it will consider virtual machines if bare metal is not feasible.
Submission + - Poll: How often do you listen to AM Radio? 1
Thelasko writes: How often do you listen to AM Radio?
- Every Day
- Every Week
- Every Month
- Never
Submission + - DeepSeek is not concerned with user privacy or data safety yet either (theregister.com)
Mr. Dollar Ton writes: DeepSeek's online service has left its user database wide open, according to security researchers, allowing unlimited access to chat histories and more without even a simple admin userID/password.
Great job, AI overlords, we really trust you're open and following the best practices around the world.
Great job, AI overlords, we really trust you're open and following the best practices around the world.
Submission + - Meta agrees to pay $25 million to settle Trump lawsuit over suspended accounts (wsj.com)
An anonymous reader writes: Meta, along with nearly every other major tech company, suspended Trump’s accounts in 2021 after the Capitol attack by his supporters.
Comment Whhhhaaaaaat? (Score 1) 98
YouTube TV's monthly price has increased 137% since its debut:
â 2017 $34.99
â 2019 $49.99
â 2022 $64.99
â 2023 $72.99
â 2025 $82.99
Or some $1,000/year (precisely $995.28/yr).
Their quality of service hasnâ(TM)t changed since 2017, in fact itâ(TM)s gotten worse. There is no way the cost of content has increased that much. So the only thing left is paying for the out of control waste and high salaries! I donâ(TM)t support that so am waiving goodbye to @YouTubeTV!
I kind expect a quad-output of sports channels set-top at that amount.
Comment Re: Rising Concern (Score 1) 80
You can print the Bitcoin hash. There's intrinsic value there (and it is worth more than the paper it is printed on).
Comment Trademark do expire. (Score 1) 64
Ummm, trademark do expire.
Renewal interval is 10 years. True expiration is six years.
Just requires continual usage plus refiling (just to show that you and your legal entity are alive).
https://gearhartlaw.com/how-lo...
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