Expansive Senate map tightens in 2024 home stretch (Tal Axelrod/ABC News)
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Inside the Battle for America's Most Consequential Battleground State (Shane Goldmacher/New York Times)
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More Americans Identify as Republican Than Democrat. Here's What That Means for the Election. (Aaron Zitner/Wall Street Journal)
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Kremlin Says Trump Sent Putin Covid Tests While President (Greg Sullivan/Bloomberg)
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Trump Holds Up Transition Process, Skirting Ethics and Fund-Raising Rules (Ken Bensinger/New York Times)
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The Commission presented a proposal yesterday for Digital Travel Credentials ec.europa.eu/commission/pressc…
With "digitalisation" the border check can be reduced from 30 to 8 seconds. BUT.. to save 22 seconds, people must
- Install an eu-LISA app
- Scan their passport (NFC) and do an annoying liveliness check
- Send their passport data and #biometrics to a central server with all the privacy risks that entail
- Manually enter additional travel route info
Is that making our travel easier? (NO)
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GNOME Triple Buffering May Need To Be Re-Engineered - Helping NVIDIA Performance
The long-in-development GNOME triple buffering support that is patched into the Ubuntu and Debian builds and available for years in patch form might need to undergo a redesign. That's to better accommodate the NVIDIA Linux driver and likely help other non-Mesa graphics drivers too...
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So in principle Linux needs to build fully:
1. In GCC
2. In LLVM
This because there is need to be agile and robust with toolchains and it is higher priority than language support.
And the existing problem with Rust is that a kernel compiles either with:
1. In GCC + LLVM
2. In LLVM
This blocks Rust features from defconfigs, which simply mean that they cannot turned by default on.
Fixing this problem is more important than fixing any other possible problem with Rust because it is environmental constraint.
This is exactly why gccrs is important and it is good to see substantial progress being made:
The progress in gccrs factor over any Rust code in kernel in my opinion because it enables the *production value* for it.
PS. Just wanted to point out the actual issue because I did not spot anything at all from Plumbers 
Weird because this is something that actually matters, not the stuff how people feel about programming language X.
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