from here https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/microsoftdefenderatpblog/secure-linux-desktops-with-microsoft-defender/4560822

This sounds like the type of stuff a company would require on their business laptops, so this might actually be a good thing for Linux adoption. Of course it sucks for people who were already using Linux for work and now gotta put up with this shit lol.

Defender on Linux desktops requires the standalone Microsoft Defender for Endpoint Plan 2 or Microsoft 365 E5 and E7.

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Yes I think we’ll need a screenshot to help you. Which frontend are you using?

I also like Zswap

previous discussion here: https://retrolemmy.com/post/44286188

just paste the NodeBB URL into Lemmy’s search like https://linux-nerds.org/category/8/linux

Not sure if you can pull individual posts, you might have to be subscribed before the post is made in order to see it.

The picture shows no video output ports. Also I feel like OpenAI, Anthropic, etc, would rather destroy the old GPUs than sell them and let humans own GPUs lol.

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/details/discrete-gpus/data-center-gpu/d-series.html

Die area reallocated from graphics and ray‑tracing pipelines to Xᵉ3P cores and matrix compute, improving inference efficiency.

yay!

enterprise-focused, inference-optimized GPU accelerators

The Intel GPU D Series is geared for agentic AI with 480GB of LPDDR5X per card

Oh, dammit

o7 I used that site a lot

I wonder which way would give a better success rate.

1. Write the patch for the latest LTS version and let the LLM forwardport it to master. (But don’t roll out the LTS update until after the rolling distros get the patch?)
2. Or write the patch for master and let the LLM backport it to LTS.

Especially if you’re having the LLM port to every active LTS version, maybe option 1 would work since it’s more like a midpoint? Kind of a more neutral zone, fewer commits to conflict in any direction. And that could theoretically prioritize the most recent LTS version as being the most reliable, which is probably what most critical deployments actually need.

Because people still click on it lol

Not even hating, I’d be the same way if I saw a headline with Graeme Devine, Rob Landeros, John Carmack, Warren Spector, Harvey Smith, a few others…

I always thought Crysis 3 did it well, and that came out 13 years ago!

and DOOM 2016

all RTX models, and also the GTX 1600 series

Sounds like the memory usage improvements are tiny, but the performance improvements sound pretty big

Tesseract didn’t disclose it, if you make the messaging clear then it can work. A button like “Block political communities” with a full list of what’s being blocked and a link to the page to edit your block list.

definitely, it would help setup default subscriptions, and even default blocks would be very nice