In what was a severely belated response to acts of violence by immigration enforcement officers, “Border Czar” (who seems far more interested in raiding inland cities than patrolling the border) Tom Homan assured the nation that all ICE officers would soon be wearing body cameras. The only holdup, he said,Continue Reading
Two flaws have available mitigations, too, but it’s best to patch up…Read MoreContinue Reading
The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) is warning that hackers are exploiting three Linux kernel vulnerabilities, one of them rated critical. …Read MoreContinue Reading
System Data taking up too much space on your Mac? Learn what you can safely remove, how to clear caches, and ways to reclaim storage without damaging macOS. If your Mac is warning that you are running out of storage, you need room for a macOS update, or your Mac simply seems to be slowingContinue Reading
Elon’s 250 kW Starlink satellites will bring multi-gigabit satellite internet and 5G satellite cellphone everywhere even high density cities. 250 kilowatts per satellite, 10 terabits per second in both directions, and a path to more than 100 terabits per second. WHY build satellites this powerful? Serving everyone and leveraging the huge solar and thermal radiatorsContinue Reading
Data Center Cooling Technologies are no longer a nice-to-have. They’re what separates a facility running at peak performance from one quietly bleeding energy costs while GPU workloads push rack temperatures past safe thresholds. Managing exponentially increasing heat densities, cutting water consumption under growing environmental pressure, and updating legacy infrastructure withoutContinue Reading
The developer behind the first Windows Task Manager app has vibe-coded a new system monitor app – and it works on macOS and Linux too. TMOG (Task Manager OG) is the work of David Plummer, who, in the 1990s, developed the original Task Manager tool for Windows. While it doesContinue Reading
OpenAI published a detailed list of priorities and principles on Tuesday designed to govern its third-party model assessors, a list that industry observers agreed was a good one. But they also stressed that it lacked any enforceable controls to truly maintain safety. If the goal is to encourage enterprise CIOsContinue Reading
Contrary to what you might expect of a newly launched Linux distribution, Gravity Linux has a long-term goal of not existing as a distro. The project is a Fedora Remix for Apple Silicon Macs that ships with KDE Plasma on Wayland as the default desktop. Everything in it is builtContinue Reading
📋 I mistakenly sent the Local AI Weekly to the subscribers of FOSS Weekly. My bad. A long, tiring day led to this mishap. Won’t happen again (hopefully). Welcome to issue #3. I said weekly last time and here we are, one week later. Small victories. This issue has aContinue Reading
The Boeing 777-9 was supposed to enter airline service in 2020. Instead, Boeing now expects the first delivery in 2027. Among other program problems, the manufacturer currently has roughly 30 completed 777-9 airframes that had been built years before the aircraft reaches its final certified configuration. Those airframes are notContinue Reading
Boeing is one of the largest commercial aircraft manufacturers in the world. It was founded in 1916, and, since then, the company has produced a wide variety of aircraft, such as the Boeing 707, which helped usher the commercial aviation industry into the jet age. The company currently produces oneContinue Reading
UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The heads of major artificial intelligence firms pleaded with the United Nations on Wednesday to save the world or at least its people — in the form of somehow regulating the burgeoning technology that they have been designing. “If managed poorly, I even believe AI couldContinue Reading