The GFW is famed, not only for monitoring in and outgoing IP traffic, but also for precenting outgoing access to information services. Broadly, access to information considered harmful to the CCP is restricted.

I’ve not heard much about phone/telephony calls being blocked.

What do your aunties use to talk? Regular telephones or signal?

I should have read the article better. Thanks.

Are they going to be able to support their mmu3 multi-filament system? (Which I think means multi-coloured prints)

If you can, look for a mikrotik device, especially if you are in Europe. They are well established, not hard to use, but have extreme depth of features for advanced users, and they are not expensive.

That is more clear. I think I should have better defined “electoralism”. Social democracy sounds much better than raw unfettered capitalism.

Did the greeks suggest any replacement?

I see electoralism weaknesses, but what other systems are less prone to power capture and then raw authoritarianism?

If people don’t choose their representation, then who does? Or is representation the flaw?

Which surface do you use? And what features are missing still?

You could also describe the significance of the word “troika”, both in its literally translation, but also in reference to its cultural significance.

Hmmm. Requiring that the sdk needs to use libsecrets as well.

Probably a fuse implementation makes sense. Then every tool out there can implement it easily without too much custom work.

It would be of lower value to them without the data-gathering and the AI injection.

The data makes them money. The AI helps th justify their investment, but also gives them data to ad to their models.

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I will use niri wm primarily on most machines, but kde&karousel have some advantages on a notebook.

Not an expert though, but have been watching bcachefs for … what feels like a decade.

I use a script for paprwm-like behaviour, and is signcantly hamstrung as well - cannot work with multiple screens. Karousel: https://store.kde.org/p/2045724

It’s marked as experimental, hence the “experimental”

To be more clear, before he got his code mainlined, you needed to run h8s full fork of the kernel, with changes made not just to the cache code itself, but also to other parts.

Not all of his changes went in though; but the differences got sorted out enough that the vast majority of his newer changes were driver only.

That said, he was still ruffling feathers about wanting some fast moving kernel changes.

Definitely not going anywhere near the comments section on that phoronix article. It’s guaranteed to be pure poison.

I agree, on both statements.

It is easily stable enough for experimental use.

Additionally, Kent got most of his kernel changes needed for bcachefs merged already, so a dkms should be easier to manage now.