is this really news?! every smart device does this everyone should already know this by now smart ppl buy dumb crap smart crap sells dumb ppl

This is the worst I've ever heard about.

capability == intent

treat ur lan like the public internet

every internet enabled device with recording hardware, will use it against

everything u do with and around a compromised device, can and will be used against u in every possible way within capability

why internet verification using biometrics needs to be outright illegal, and/or liability for a leaks as high as 7figures per victim

the best thing about freebsd in 2026, is no goddamn systemd virus

> the best thing about freebsd in 2026, is no goddamn systemd virus

Yup. And with FreeBSD's bhyve you can run VMs. My plan to be, at long last, entirely systemd free again is FreeBSD/bhyve/Linux VM (a distro without systemd)/(podman) containers.

The amazing thing with containers is that, by definition, PID1 ain't systemd and they're minimal: no room for systemd and its tentacles meddling everywhere in a container.

Now I could go all Linux (a systemd-less distro) but sadly IMO the Linux ecosystem is way too cosy with systemd, so I prefer a safer bet with FreeBSD.

I wonder how many of us are beginning to use FreeBSD because of our sheer hate of the poetteringization of the Linux ecosystem?

> Everytime u stream or buy, records of ur activity are created, and profiles are shared with brokers.

Unfortunately this applies even if you pirate. Your own TV you bought with your own money spies on you these days through automatic content recognition.

This article is just bait.

it says ... decades ago, 10%, now 20%, vapes 70%.

this is a bullshit fact.

if older weeds were half as "strong", the user could just smoke 2x as much and become just as high as with newer weeds. So everyone had access to the same highs, some might just need to take an extra hit or two. so its bad faith to say weed is too strong.

heres the kicker, they try to scare u even harder with 70% vapes... oooo 70 is way bigger than 10. But vapes give micro doses, so the user has to suck on the vape all day to get the same high as 10% flower.

This is the same bs arguments the authorities always make againt ending prohibitions...

This aint even ur daddys weed , its waaaay stronger and more dangerous.... so we should continue to treat smokers as criminals.

> if older weeds were half as "strong", the user could just smoke 2x as much and become just as high as with newer weeds

I'm definitely not versed enough in this, but I don't think 9 women can make a baby in one month in this scenario.

> But vapes give micro doses

My vape pen can absolutely incapacitate me from a single hoot, the user is in control of the dosage.

need a good system for cross compiling linux for arm

rpiOS is a pain to use, everything is bloated and janky

this pilfs thing is about local compilation, how long will it take an entire system on a rpi5, let alone just ff or chrome

need a convenient way to cross compile from x86-64,and be able to compile updates and security patches.

also please no systemd, sysVinit openrc, seriously, systemd is a liability, how can we remove this cancer from the ecosystem.

what is the boot environment like for these type of platforms?

is it opensource or megs of blob?

It varies a lot by vendor. The older SiFive P550 is pretty good, see these forum threads: https://forums.sifive.com/t/where-is-the-source-code-of-the-... https://forums.sifive.com/t/building-opensbi-and-uboot/7681/...

is there anyway to download the entire map, and play with it locally

5.6 trillion pixels uncompressed is somewhere in the range of 16TB

but check out https://viewer.legacysurvey.org/#PGC3097688 and https://datalab.noirlab.edu/data/legacy-surveys

This is beautiful and terrifying. Thank you for sharing.

js is web remote code execution. we need to return to an html only browser world.

theres no reason for a browser to be an OS/compiler/abi, for remote code.

this is the dumbest shit in the history of computers. why didnt everyone have they torches and pitchforks, when web2.0 became a thing?