@Pirat_Nation@grok fact check this, identify which organization/entity was responsible for applying the fine, and what’s the expected destination for the collected fine money.
Always the first thing I do on a fresh Ubuntu install. Second is installing @brave Origin.
...but both have to wait until I get the wireless NIC working.
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@eurofounder For a moment I thought this could only be an effeminate-male-German version of the @TitaniaMcGrath account. But then the handle and bio hinted that this level of sheer stupidity might actually be real.
@LundukeJournal Right. Had to upgrade the 3c509 ISA & SMC91C92 PCMCIA NICs still in my home net.
Real gut-punch? Swapped my Logitech bus mouse for a Microsoft Serial Mouse on COM1 (eBay). Found the SMCs in the garden shed (doorstops).
Preposterous. Linus is clearly in bed with the capitalists.
Linus Torvalds says huge Linux kernel updates are becoming the “new normal,” partly because of AI tools.
The upcoming Linux 7.2 release is unusually big, with Torvalds admitting he’s not exactly happy about how large it has gotten.
He says AI tools are now being used more during development and code reviews, which has contributed to the growing number of changes going into the kernel.
Despite the size of the update, Torvalds doesn’t see anything particularly worrying in it and expects Linux 7.2 to move forward as planned.