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even got a stir from @ComputerBob!
OP doesn't state current amount of ram, nor type/performance of main/boot HDD/SDD
is OP having a specific issue or just desire to update/upgrade machine?
what about watching for a newer/better used machine to become available at the right price?
5. Remember, this is a meeting place every that shares a love of Devuan, and Linux (without systemd). So please play nice.
perhaps this has error/miskey/omission around "this is a meeting place every that shares" area? <grinning-emoji-polishing-spoon>
re above post "amusing" should be "assuming"(just sayin')
out of curiosity, here is a cut and paste quote of the fourth paragraph in that commentary:
This is ancient history for modern CPUs. Program code like x86 has long since stopped bearing any relationship to how data is physically crunched. Instead, that code is translated into micro-instructions that work with the microcode unit to optimally use all the pipelining, out-of-order execution, and inherent parallelism that speeds the plow.
mostly just wanting to confirm that others are also seeing that the last word in the last sentence should be flow not plow.
and confirming originating URL:
https://www.theregister.com/2025/02/10/microcode_attack_trump_musk/
also, it reads quite suspiciously and likely partially and/or entirely ai generated from snippets/soundbites originating elsewhere.
ymmv.
reminded of:
vaguely remember some other good commentaries but can't quite grep them atm, will add as they come to mind.
"I thought I was prepared for the death of someone I’d loved for more than half a century. I wasn’t."
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/grief-death-spouse-lessons_n_6167269de4b0f26084efa264
@fsmithred, thanks for your continuing efforts! much appreciated.
for those who use gxxgle things this seems relevant:
more alarming openai commentary:
people want what the people want:
re @stopAI
Currently, Christmas is a commercialized capitalist holiday. I have no doubt that most people do not think about the meaning of this holiday....
indeed.
allstate seems like a fairly large company with millions of customers, also the other companies involved such as general motors:
https://gizmodo.com/texas-sues-allstate-for-collecting-driver-data-to-raise-premiums-2000549878
2025 Topics: AI Controls, Global Datacenters, Microsoft, Oracle, etc.
this is a fun read as well:
more gxxgle
edited. removed slashdot link/reference/url due to an unconscionable change in the operation of their website. noscript ftw!
digital devices fingerprinting and tracking:
see also these:
https://lukaszolejnik.com/works.html
especially:
https://blog.lukaszolejnik.com/icrc-report-on-cyberoperations/
and for those late to the party, a reference to a previous thread post:
https://dev1galaxy.org/viewtopic.php?pid=53058#p53058
of utmost importance to the times ahead regarding skynet/starlink/starshield:
mostly for future thread visitors, since nvidia-detect was mentioned:
thanks for letting thread visitors know that this was another "upgrade versus fresh-install" conundrum.
while i humbly and respectfully acknowledge that not _everyone_ is able to do a fresh-install(whether from lacking hardware and/or skills and/or willingness), nevertheless a fresh install is by far best.
should this be a poem or haiku?
mostly for the convenience of future thread visitors, since DD was mentioned:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ddrescue
also please visit the other projects as well for additional food for thought:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ddrescue#Unrelated_recovery_tools
sometimes i remember to remember to marvel at each and every successful storage media activation(but oh how the expletives flow when they don't...sigh)
shouldn't the thread title be less misleading? how about "Can I recover data from a raid member?" also, why no mention of important information like "raid array" and "managed by lvm" in the original post?
typically customer initiated returns are a discrete opportunity to continually be on the lookout for counterfeits. the company feels fortunate that you don't feel the need to send it to one of the labs that does this: