The fix is upstream commit 3bfdc63936dd, landed in April, and distributions are rolling it out now.

Just found a recording of the last meeting he attended: https://youtu.be/I08EpZU8z8M

While that is true, commercial flights aren’t going over those limits (they’re to prevent ICBMs). I used it on my last flight without issue and could see how close to my destination I was, how high the plane was and how fast we were going.

You have GPS, it literally only receives so it can’t affect flight instruments.

https://youtu.be/tU48ouWNr8E

Now is the time to move fast and break things, do it!

Fair enough, I meant consumer demand as in not ai and data centers

Ram demand expected to drop another 40-50% in Q3?

How are you running podman? As a rootful systemd service or as a rootless user systemd services?

If you have an openwrt compatible router then you can use that as the tang server.

Also you can tell clevis to use both tpm and tang and require both to work.

So when the bubble pops they’ll just stop selling while the other sellers continue?

Yeah I don’t think so, unless all sellers “lock in” their prices for 5 years it isn’t happening and they’re just saying this to get more companies to buy at high prices. If all of them do “lock in” their prices then this will probably be the second time the memory cartel is fined.

All things are solved by lowering your standards far enough.

Oh, cry me an ocean

Tbf, he said no one should go in there for a few hours, can he really be blamed for their actions?

…where do you think the salt goes when the water evaporates?

You sure it wasn’t cat?

I know you can use a root shell with cat image.ISO > /dev/[...] for disk images/ISO in disk image Format (so most ISO that aren’t Windows) but using the cp command would be news for me.

Yeah Microsoft Canonical is too quick to go all-in on new things to the depriment of the OS.

https://youtu.be/FZ4qeJly1g0