Your ~~mind~~ rivers on OpenAI datacenters
Zvyozdochka
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The bucket of sand is a good tip, my solution was an empty paint can filled with sand and the lid hammered back on.
Wait until you find out about Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic. It's a very fun game, can recommend.
Imitation truly is the sincerest form of flattery it seems.
Make sure you have virtualization enabled in your BIOS, without it you're going to be doing software emulation which is not very fast.
I can feel a shit storm brewing Randy! This is going to start the Linux struggle session isn't it?
I assume a lot of the machinery itself does run on some flavor of Linux (or maybe even some real-time operating system like VxWorks) that has been stripped down for embedded use, Windows just wouldn't run on this kind of hardware. I imagine this desktop is (as you can kind of see in the photo) just a display that sits in an office and serves as an overview of the machines, display warnings, and all that kind of stuff. Though, since it seems to just be a website, I'm not sure why they also wouldn't use Linux in this scenario either and set it up in a POS (point-of-sale) fashion where all it can do is display that website and nothing else. Maybe they also use them for general office work as well? Who knows.
They're in the process of moving away from Intel/AMD chips in all government machines now that their domestic alternatives (namely LoongArch) have gotten to a state where they're good enough for most day to day tasks. I give it some time, but I wouldn't doubt them requiring a similar move away from these chips in extremely crucial settings like this.
Sorry to hear this. On the contrary, my Cybertruck saved me the other day by engaging automatic emergency brake when I was distracted for a moment!
Another good comment:
Tesla isn't lining any pockets so the lobbyists are practicing some internet gorilla warfare
Gorilla warfare? Never seen that before, but I imagine it'd be pretty scary!
Change browser.urlbar.showSearchSuggestionsFirst to false in about:config to fix the search results showing first :)
Damn, don't know much about this guy but I've seen a few of his videos and from what I saw he seemed like a cool guy. 
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New Windows driver blocks software from changing default web browser automagically
(www.bleepingcomputer.com)
Long story short: That pop-up you get when you open Firefox (or whatever other browser) for the first time asking you if you want to make it your default browser won't work anymore. They're forcing you to go through their convoluted control panel where you have to change it like 20 times for each file extension.
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10,000 machines powered by the home-grown Loongson 3A5000 CPU and Linux make their way into China's classrooms
(mp.weixin.qq.com)
LoongArch will win 
Rough Weixin post translation by DeepL:
Recently, the Hebi Municipal Government joined hands with the Municipal Education Bureau and other departments to introduce nearly 10,000 units of Longxin 3A5000 computers into the classrooms of nearly 50 primary and secondary schools in Hebi Municipal Direct and Hebi Qibin District. These computers are based on the independent Dragon architecture of the Longxin 3A5000 processor, equipped with a domestic UOS operating system, installed WPS office software, Extreme Domain teaching (operation and maintenance) management software and a full set of genuine licensed software, and through the classroom management to the teaching, programming, national/provincial and municipal management platforms and a total of 104 applications, to help the city in the realization of the education industry in the education industry, the basic hardware equipment as well as education and teaching The company has taken a solid step forward in realizing the independent control of basic hardware equipment and educational teaching and learning applications in the education industry.
Edit: Someone posted this already, oh well. This won't stop me from 
Just a big silly forest dog if you really think about it 
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Concerning. Looking into it!
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Yea, this is important to point out, though it doesn't make any of this better by any amount at all. Roblox is essentially a game engine with a server browser and social media strapped on to it, it's not really a game in the normal sense. People can upload assets and write their own scripts to basically create whatever they want, it's not like Roblox themselves sat down and made any of this. The combination of a platform mainly played by children with social media built-in and the ability for people to upload whatever custom content they want with seemingly no moderation was bound to lead to horrors beyond my comprehension.
Edited: I'm surprised they didn't mention the hyper monetization that appeals to children heavily, like, this shit is worse than any mobile game you could think of. It's honestly fucking wild. You load into any game on the front page and you're hit with like 5 pop ups asking you to buy something and buttons all over your screen with countdowns for "exclusive deals" in their shop.