Since military service is mandatory for all Israeli citizens, you can’t really separate their politics from art.

Imagine losing a carrier because a major world power’s military IT security is so incompetent they’re allowing sailors on active deployment to have unfettered internet access.

Failing to renew TLS certificates on time multiple times is enough to never touch it again, but there’s also been a lot of other problems with Manjaro.

When I used Manjaro, it never made it more than 6 weeks before something would catastrophically break and I’d have to roll back using snapshots.

I also started with Manjaro, but it’s broken mess. I moved to Garuda and it has been completely solid and stable for over a year.

You could read the article and find out more.

The use of recording devices and cameras is generally banned in Los Angeles County Superior Court.

Directly from the article.

Read the article.

Judge ordered no cameras in the court, and even if they were allowed, why would a judge allow one party to bring their own cameras that have facial recognition capabilities?

Camera in courtrooms are for transparency with the public, not for the defense to get facial scans of jurors and witnesses.

The judge made it clear no cameras or recording equipment were allowed in the session and they brought wearable cameras that have facial recognition capabilities. That is the definition of contempt of court.

I love the idea but I don’t see how it will be enforceable. Companies routinely ignore California laws if they only exist in California.

No, news networks are not algorithmically curating content specifically for each individual person, based on personal traits that they record based on usage.

The RX 7900xtx is 24gb and sells right now for around $900.

Sony is a true pioneer at inventing new reasons to not buy their shit.