Not sure how this is relevant, these numbers are routinely shared with clients and suppliers.

Gotta say, the level of innovation and quality at Apple appears to be on a very steep decline.

What on earth are those in charge of certification standards thinking they’ll achieve with requirements like this?

Consider the machine being on 24/7 and cooling.

Furthermore, depending on the current power supply, you might need to upgrade it to keep everything running.

Link to the actual forum announcement:

https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/401475/

Quote from it:

On Sunday 16th March 2025 (the last day prior to the Act taking effect) I will delete the virtual servers hosting LFGSS and other communities, and effectively immediately end the approximately 300 small communities that I run, and the few large communities such as LFGSS.

Link to the actual forum announcement:

https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/401475/

Quote from it:

On Sunday 16th March 2025 (the last day prior to the Act taking effect) I will delete the virtual servers hosting LFGSS and other communities, and effectively immediately end the approximately 300 small communities that I run, and the few large communities such as LFGSS.

Link to the actual forum announcement:

https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/401475/

Quote from it:

On Sunday 16th March 2025 (the last day prior to the Act taking effect) I will delete the virtual servers hosting LFGSS and other communities, and effectively immediately end the approximately 300 small communities that I run, and the few large communities such as LFGSS.

The article is a breathless advertisement and the comments below it tell the real story.

It did cross my mind, but I find that giving actual answers is more productive :)

Have fun with your terminal adventures!

• elm
• mutt
• mail

And plenty more: https://www.tecmint.com/best-commandline-email-clients-for-linux/

In my school we were treated as adults and were expected to behave accordingly. Bathroom breaks did not require permission.

Welcome to the “brand new world” of IOT hardware where you are the product and continued service depends entirely on how you can be monetized.

Storytelling is about anticipation. Setting up the environment in which the narrative can unexpectedly take you somewhere.

When you next read anything, look at the mechanics of the process, what is revealed, when, how and why.

The OP screenshot is from the TV series “Criminal Minds”. My comment is about a TV series “Bones”.

The UI in the OP screenshot looks like an X11 window manager from the mid to late 1990’s.

Bones shows an “Amiga”, that looks suspiciously like an IBM PC-AT complete with 5.25” floppy playing Doom.

The Nokia X20 I’m typing this on is part of the Android One program and the handset is still going strong, so much so that I bought another one.

The reason that insurance companies currently exist is to make money. That’s the ONLY reason. Until that changes, the system is likely to get worse, not better.

I don’t believe that this is the path to actual AI, but not for any of the reasons stated in the article.

The level of energy consumption alone is eye watering and unsustainable. A human can eat a banana and function for a while, in contrast, the current AI offering requirements are now getting dedicated power plants.

That seems adequate.

You say that phones and mobile devices stream fine. Os that from your media server, or the internet?

How does internet streaming work on the Google TV and Apple TV?

Essentially you need to keep eliminating causes until there’s one left.

Which type of Wi-Fi and what type of wired connection?

I suspect that there’s not enough bandwidth available.