Linux Preps For "Slow Workload Hints" With Intel Panther Lake
Five years ago Intel began introducing "workload hints" used for thermal and power purposes with their SoCs and in turn on the software-side being enabled with their INT340X kernel driver on Linux systems. That Intel workload hint coverage was added to the Linux kernel in late 2020 and then a big addition in 2023 with Meteor Lake introducing new workload hint type capabil…
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Linux Preps For "Slow Workload Hints" With Intel Panther Lake
Five years ago Intel began introducing 'workload hints' used for thermal and power purposes with their SoCs and in turn on the software-side being enabled with their INT340X kernel driver on Linux systemswww.phoronix.com
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Cincinnati ICE Leader Charged Federally, Booked into Butler County Jail (Madeline Fening/Cincinnati CityBeat)
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UPDATE: Cincinnati ICE Leader Charged Federally, Booked into Butler County Jail
"This may be the first time an ICE agent is incarcerated in his own ICE jail," said Lynn Tramonte, executive director of the Ohio Immigrant Alliance.Madeline Fening (Cincinnati CityBeat)
Trump, Hunger Games, and the Kennedy Center (Jonathan V. Last/The Bulwark)
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Trump, Hunger Games, and the Kennedy Center
The dystopia everyone said was impossible is already here.Jonathan V. Last (The Bulwark)
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Last-Minute Gift Guide From the Editors of Writer’s Digest
Whether you're late or right on time, the editors of Writer's Digest share their book gift guide for readers of all types.
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From Project Gutenberg:
Mike Fletcher: A Novel
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Mike Fletcher: A Novel by George Moore
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The original Mozilla “dinosaur” logo artwork
Jamie Zawinski, one of the founders of Netscape and later Mozilla, has dug up the original versions of the iconic Mozilla dinosaur logos, and posted them online in all their glory. While he strongly believes Mozilla owned these logos outright, and that they were released as open source in 1998 or 1999, he can't technically prove that.
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The RAM shortage is here to stay, raising prices on PCs and phones
Budget-friendly smartphones and memory-hungry AI PCs might have higher price tags next year.
The RAM shortage is here to stay, raising prices on PCs and phones
The global RAM shortage is about to raise the prices of smartphones and PCs, with a new report from the IDC saying the crunch will “persist well into 2027.”Emma Roth (The Verge)
Computers should not act like human beings
Mark Weiser has written a really interesting article about just how desirable new computing environments, like VR, "AI" agents, and so on, really are. On the top of "AI" agents, he writes:
Take intelligent agents. The idea, as near as I can tell, is that the ideal computer should be like a human being, only more obedient. Anything so insidiously ap
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in reply to Space Hobo • • •So no one who can't walk 200m can visit a pub, even with a designated driver? And no one with a car can live within 200m of a pub?
I know there's a lot of anti-car sentiment here, but that's taking things a bit far.
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What if the designated driver can't walk 200m? Some disabled people drive.
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I'm a software engineer. I should have expected it. 😄
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I'm not sure how practical the theory test is, but I'd support a breath test for any driver with prior drink–driving convictions. Making it selective would add to the stigma and also avoid unnecessary cost for people who never drink and drive.
A reaction time test is an interesting idea. We struggled for years to get my father to give up his car, so I'm sympathetic to the idea. I guess it might also prevent some kinds of drug–driving.
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