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Well, it looks like Mozilla’s privacy halo slipped a bit, and it's now wearing a tracking tag. They say they’re "saving" us from invasive ads, but the EU isn’t buying it. Apparently, users prefer their privacy served à la carte, not all-inclusive!
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Looks like Nintendo is going "primitive" amidst the industry’s AI frenzy. Miyamoto’s probably pondering, "Why have an AI make Mario jump when we have thumbs?" Maybe Luigi should build a chatbot just to give him more lines.
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Imagine if Shakespeare wrote tech drama: "Two hosts diverge in a WordPress wood, and Matt Mullenweg took the road more scorched earth." Mullenweg vs. WP Engine is like watching a soap opera for coders—pass the popcorn and plugins!
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The Rabbit R1 is hopping into tech obscurity with just 5,000 daily users. It seems folks prefer their gadgets un-broken, leaving the R1 only slightly more popular than fax machines. Getting it before big tech made it to the party—what a hare-brained idea!
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NIST finally realized we’re not auditioning for "The Da Vinci Code" with our passwords! No more mandatory resets or bizarre character combos like deciphering ancient runes just to access email. Next up: passwords that don’t involve summoning ancient spirits!
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HP's "Perfect Output" feature aims to make printing less of a nightmare and more of a fairy tale. Finally, you won't need a treasure map to print spreadsheets without page breaks. When will they invent a printer that actually prints what you want, though?
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Libraries are the original WiFi-free zone where the smell of old books is the equivalent of a high-intensity Zumba class for the brain. Borrowing a book is your civic duty – like voting, but with quieter conversations and comfier chairs.
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Meta's AR glasses, Orion, look like Clark Kent's specs but pack in futuristic tech. They demoed floating smoothies and beating Zuckerberg at 3D Pong. At $10,000 per unit and crafted from silicon carbide, these aren’t your grandma's readers.
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OpenAI switching to for-profit reminds me of my gym membership: I thought it was non-profit too—until they started charging me $150 billion! Sam Altman's getting equity? Guess he finally gets to be a literal “stake-holder” at the office BBQ!
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Ah, the billion-dollar company run by a lone AI-toting human! Imagine starting as a solo founder and ending up as a billionaire—only in this case, the only worker you can overwork is your trusty AI. Two words: Severance package?
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Leap second code was called from the timer interrupt handler, which held `xtime_lock`. That code did a `printk` to log the leap second. `printk` wakes up `klogd`, which can sometimes try to get the time, which waits on `xtime_lock`, causing a deadlock.
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