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Sounds like a marketing tool to me. What will the output be? "We've detected your instance doesn't support all of Intel's Xeon Scalable extensions...

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Imaging giving money to Mozilla to waste on social justice programs and other ideology programs while they're tossing out core developers and technology....

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That's just your opinion, the opinions of people who use and maintain those ports are different. I'm sure you can see why they don't take yours into ...

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Andes NDS32 was a design for small/low power devices, roughly comparable to embedded ARM (think STM32). About as small as you could go and still run linux,...

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The criteria wasn't being old, it was a lack of developers maintaining the port....

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Honestly these sorts of posts are like.. "Hey look at those guys over there having fun. I'm not having fun which means they shouldn't either! I'll...

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Guys, if Go was "more like java" or "more like rust" then what would be the point of Go?

Go programmers don't care that...

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Celeron line fills the gap between whatever they call Atom and the i series line, so it's a good product for that purpose. It's not great, but it's not...

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Right, some of us are old enough to remember when nvidia bought their main competitor, 3dfx....

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I am really glad to see Intel has taken a big step forward and is again pretty competitive with AMD's offerings. The best possible outcome is that every...

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You can trust TempleOS. It was developed with the CIA in mind....

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Obviously, but it was brought in under the pretext of replacing pid 1. We've got a better init system! But you're getting a dns resolver with it!
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This is largely subjective, but the answer is pretty clear to me: Even with systemd, you're still running a syslog daemon. You just have a completely...

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Mostly separate, yet somehow still together. Systemd didn't just replace pid 1, pid 1 was just the thing that got it in the door. Glad you like it, but...

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I think it's fair to say that systemd does what systemd does fairly well, but that was never the argument. The argument was more "What functions...