maybe a garuda svg cursor 
Gotta love it since on average it only cost ISP’s around 7 dollars to maintain and expand service. The rest is pure profit.
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Intel and AMD engineers have stepped in at the eleventh hour to deal with a code contribution from a Microsoft developer that could have broken Linux 6.13 on some systems.
The change, made in the autumn, was a useful improvement at face value. It was a modification to Linux x86_64 to use large read-only execute (ROX) pages for caching executable pages. The theory was that the alteration would result in increased performance.
However, the code caused problems on some setups and an urgent patch from Intel’s Peter Zijlstra was committed yesterday to disable it. The stable release of the 6.13 kernel was due this coming weekend.
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I know the kernel is big corporation funded. But let’s kick Microsoft out so they can just ruin their own kernel lol. They’re good intentions are not wanted 
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Sadly, money talks, and M$ has money to burn.
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Good intentions I seriously doubt it.
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I used the past tense of the word use. Used. As in no longer use. Garuda Hyprland is what I use now…
Although I am forced to use Winblows 11 for work.
This save tool needs to be built into heroic its perfect since epic games don’t sync to the cloud.
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News about the Databroker Files:
Summary in English:
Wow…Texas has privacy laws:
New record since 2017…Microsoft fixes 160 security holes on a single patch day:
When I think Cyber Security, I think MICROS~1 
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FYI SavvyNik on Odysee did a concise deep dive showing what MS actually did to mess up the Arch linux kernel code (EXECMEM_ROX):
Hopefully this was not just a trial balloon for them for making more mischief!
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Linux reportedly not tested for this report but CLI code for users to check Linux system is included at the end.
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Interesting, I wonder what kind of data is being sent to them. I can’t imagine what kind of abuses would be waiting for the users of these apps.
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…and that is why I own a 38 year old military truck like this…
even if they catch fire, they are still drivable and no matter how good you are with computers and networking, you can’t screw this up on the driver
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This has got to be one of the worst names for a new organization/initiative.
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I added SearxNG to my browser start pages yesterday. Just check the app and both the chaotic-aur and aur versions are down right now.
You can keep your Whoogle instance going for now with user agent spoofing. See the relevant comments in the GitHub issue starting here:
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How touching, heavyweight scammers, oh of course i mean investors like a16z Crypto and Blockchain Capital selflessly take care of the open source developers.