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That and the Dave2D endorsements have been there since the first laptop.

Hey Nirav, thanks so much for the progress you and your team have done! Just had a question if there's been some benchmarking done for Linux on the new AMD and Intel mainboards.

Sort of feel bad for the ethics teams that get let go. When it comes to ethics or money, the corpos will always choose the money over the former.

"The company said it is taking traditional search ads, in which brands pay to have their websites or products appear on search results for keywords related to their business, and inserting them into responses generated by the Bing chatbot, the ad executive said.

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Microsoft is also planning another ad format within the chatbot that will be geared toward advertisers in specific industries. For example, when a user asks the new AI-powered Bing "what are the best hotels in Mexico?", hotel ads could pop up, according to the ad executive."

Hahaha I even said something about planning a trip to Mexico when this first came up.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34696849&p=2#34697326

It does make me wonder how much we can trust a system like this over time though given how unreliable Google can be due to ads.

Not sure if you are mentioning Arch because of the meme or not, but it is funny how Arch users do love mentioning the fact they use Arch lol

I've been wondering the same thing. Could it be the FAA really dropping the ball or the airlines are struggling to manage?

This is really interesting tech but I wonder how they are going to monetize this. Will it be traditional ads shown as results or would they be incorporated into the AI bots text? Like the "5-day trip to Mexico" prompt with the return being hotel stays and restaurants that fork up money to be included in the AI bots response.

Yeah it is under a BSD license:

https://github.com/flutter/flutter

Based on the name of the bill it seems it's supposed to target "unproductive" workers.

I'm very interested in this too. Is there information on their website that specifies which Sony televisions allow this?

Kudos to the team. Looks great from the preview. I hope there is an iOS version in the works. I would love to use this on my iPhone instead of the default mail app.

Yeah I think you are right.

I wonder if this merge will improve the odd fractional scaling issues I've been having with my framework laptop. Blurry text and windows for electron apps really sours the experience of using the wayland with the laptops resolution.

Two different licenses. They've had an issue with GPLv3 since it started to be the default license of most GNU coreutils and their other programs. That's why Bash was never updated for so long.

All these hacks blog posts are really interesting insights by Firefox engineers. Browsers in general are such a complicated system, so it's pretty remarkable what they come up with and what they learn when attempting to update Firefox.

I'm happy to see this! Hopefully Nvidia starts open sourcing a lot more stuff.

I think it's genuine since this product seems tailor made for the hackernews demographic.

Thanks for the update on that! Do you have any numbers at the improvement we will likely see with this firmware release Nirav?

They are definitely going through some growing pains thats for sure.

I think the Linux community's reflexive hatred of anything Canonical does is a major turn off. Unity wasn't bad, and judging by how much Wayland has struggled I am curious what would have happened if Mir was still around.

I honestly hope not. I like the fact that other distros are trying things themselves. If you don't like it, just switch to a different one. Whats the point of different distros if they all do the same thing?

Thank you!

Mozilla VPN is a skin of Mullvad VPN I believe

Thank you for the context!

"As you all know, we are committed to becoming an Anti-Racist/Anti-Oppression company. Layoffs like this can have a more pronounced impact on marginalized communities, so we were particularly focused on ensuring our layoffs – while a business necessity today – were carried out through an Anti-Racist/Anti-Oppression lens."

Isn't this illegal?

Sorry, but I'm not from Turkey. Many of the refugees went to next door countries. I see what you are saying but I don't think he planned on using the refugees that way originally. It just became a useful tool for him when the anti-refugee sentiment started to rise.

Europe has taken in a lot of refugees from Syria, especially for a conflict much much further away than Ukraine. This conflict is also in Europe's backyard stemming from a power they have been diametrically opposed to since WW2. Of course European's are going to care about that more than a civil war in the Middle East. What do they expect?

What makes this even more infuriating is that this is published by a Gulf publication whose countries have done 0 to help Syrian refugees during the civil war. We and Lebanon have taken the most refugees throughout the conflict while we are poor and, in the case of Lebanon, financially and politically unstable. At least the Europeans are helping each other, we got none of that from the despotic and corrupt rulers in the region.

Thank you for this comment. The Ubuntu/Canonical hate that goes around on this platform is pretty ridiculous.

I'm curious if this act will result in Apple and Google changing their App Store policies in the US too or more differentiated digital experiences between geographic locations.

This isn't true since her legacy spans more than just Eastern Europe. She is generally derided in the Middle East (save for Israel) and it is hard not to see why.