I found one for the Senate also:

https://www.change.org/p/replace-chuck-schumer-as-senate-majority-leader

The Pi Zero was $5. It was also literally included on the cover of an official Raspberry Pi magazine. I kinda wish I had gotten one.

My main issue with hibernation in Linux is that it by default uses the same swap as ram overflow, so it fails if ram+swap is close to full - such as having a huge project of some kind in progress which would be a pain to reopen, one of the situations where hibernation would be very helpful.

This is fixable, I did it on my own laptop, and really wish I wrote everything down because it was a complex and unintuitive process, both getting it to save to a separate swap file from the swap partition (switched on/off in the systemd hibernation scripts), and getting it to boot from said file.

I really wish this was a supported scenario that was easy to set up. It drives me nuts for a feature where failure can mean data loss to have a failure mode easily reached by regular usage.

By contrast, Windows has always had separate swap and hibernation files, and generally works if drivers don’t mess it up (which they can on Linux too, Nvidia.)

Download/source links?

Apparently “architecture decision records”, I found that in START-HERE.md - It looks to me like an internal ticket system.

Well, I’ve been trying to avoid calling those systems “AI” (outside of quotes and such) for years. Because they aren’t intelligent. They are LLMs and diffusion models.

I’m still the enemy of course.

Nowhere in the article did I find the link to actually file a comment on this. The public comment period is mentioned, but no link.

Edit: Ah, it’s not as straightforward as a direct link, but I found the info on how to file here:

https://www.nclc.org/stop-efforts-to-greenlight-ai-robocalls-ahead-of-the-midterms/

That’s not true. It’s only legal if you are rich enough.

And diffusion models.

And here I thought his job was to legislate.

The headline should clearly be read as him rejecting the claim he’s a Democrat.

So that’s like 10 seconds if it’s slow RAM, right?

True, the old passworded zip or rar was along those lines, Something modern might do the job. Just make sure the filenames are random also.

I don’t know enough about that one to say, but if it’s properly E2E than yes. But even then there’s still the possibility that metadata might not be encrypted and the user could get banned for filenames, etc.

In my opinion, it is no longer suitable for private or confidential data of any kind.

Really it never was. No centralized service is.

I’ve even had Mega block my own access to files I uploaded (and didn’t share) when it deems them to be copyright infringement, and files there are supposedly encrypted.

Seems like your links answer the question: it’s up to the app playing music, and there are some suggestions of apps that let you choose.

Malware isn’t the same as viruses. Anyway, just don’t log in to anything on it until you can wipe and install Graphene. That will fix the issue.

Why would you download the Graphene image from a place that might have viruses, instead of the official site?

Just now?

“close to room temperature” is said a bunch in the article, but they never say how close.

The actual paper says 280 K in the abstract, which is about 7°C or 44°F. How hard would that have been to mention?

So even before refining it, this is freezer temp and not liquid nitrogen temp like I was expecting from them avoiding the answer.