That's essentially the point, it's ironic that they've put an article that already criticizes paywalls in the headline behind a paywall.
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And, much more surprising to me: https://salsa.debian.org/ci-team/debci Was not aware that Debian have their own test automation system!
That sentence triggers me on so many levels. Down below in the article it says that cameras are sampling the motion. So, ultimately the setup is connected to something, and it is being actively used as a quality source of entropy for cryptography. Brilliant, actually, but this is not what "keeps the internet safe". Strong encryption is a source of trust, nothing more. Proper security needs to rely on a few things that we have to assume to be unbreakable. Only then we can build on top of that. Sadly, even unbreakable encryption, if used incorrectly, can bring the whole thing down. I really don´t like articles that sensationalize "neat details" and by that distort the bigger picture.
Seems like I am not alone. If the problem does not affect you much, does not mean it does not exist.
Yeah, the usual "works for me" attitude has had never helped anyone. So, good for you.
Google is working on making a premium internet based on their services that permeate the whole web which they plan to serve only to "trusted devices" running Chrome - I do not think this is going to work out well for them.
Also the SOC with built-in AI engine. Oh boy, I wonder how long it will take for AI-assisted malware, or botnets to emerge. Exciting times!
I anticipate that photonics will be introduced to general-purpose computing in the years to come, even if only to get a handle on the rising excess heat problems. Most notable is the 10 -> 7 nm process.