That happens when I select the wrong kernel in the systemd boot menu, before that screen. Doing nothing after an upgrade also selects the wrong version by default, it’s kinda annoying. I have to select the most up to date version and press Ctrl-D to make it the default on the next boot.

If that’s also what happens here, maybe a solution could be to keep only one kernel version and its fallback. But idk if you’re using systemd-boot or grub

what the hell does an ISP want with that, that’s nuts

Voiceprinting as an identification for wealthy bank clients grew popular more than a decade ago, with customers typically asked to utter a challenge phrase into the phone to access their accounts.

ha, I thought it was just a movie trope

sometimes it feels like banks will use literally anything but recommended practices for multi-factor authentication

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great, another tool to delegate thinking to a computer program that can’t really think. Exactly what people need.

cries? You mean xeyes?

I’m using xeyes with X11 fwd to compare it with waypipe.

idk, I’m perceiving very similar latency and frame rates in either. xeyes doesn’t report FPS, but I’m seeing under 4 FPS with weston-simple-egl reaching out to a server proxied by cloudflare

So I’d still go with an RDP solution for any session longer than a few minutes.

cool, it works; for those trying it out, the weston package provides simple colorful demo programs like weston-simple-egl and weston-simple-shm that can demonstrate it, like xeyes and xclock can demonstrate an x11 forwarding session.

is there a way to forward wayland windows via SSH like X11 forwarding (one that doesn’t use xwayland)?

That should be the default assumption for every service that hosts user content. Even if it explicitly says they won’t use it for XYZ, they might change it at any time.

yeah, I helped raise hw requirements for two servers recently, an alternative to nvidia wasn’t even on the table

we’re talking GPUs, idk why you’re bringing FPGA and CPUs in the mix

That sounds like a coin flip, but 50% reliability can be really useful.

If a model has 50% chance of completing a task that would cost me an hour - and I can easily check it was completed correctly - on average, I’m saving half of the time it would take to complete this.

That said, exponentials don’t exist in the real world, we’re just seeing the middle of a sigmoid curve, which will soon yield diminishing returns.

this openai partnership really stands out, because the server world is dominated by nvidia, even more than in consumer cards.

they pay because AMD (or any other for that matter) has no product to compete with a 5080 or 5090

probably the owner of the pictured sword phone

personally, I’ve heard a lot more “bottle of water” than “water bottle” in the US

this “reads from left to right” really doesn’t hold up

at least 3

that’s why it’s almost as shitty as TV now

my expectations were really low for this one, but it still exceeded them