I think there’s more chance of them repealing the laws of thermodynamics

The UK government is not currently conservative. But they’re doing a very good job of acting like it

Even knowing the correct name I somehow never made that connection!

I spent years thinking it was called Dunkleosaurus before I realised I’d been reading it wrong the whole time

In this one instance I’ll give Reddit a pass. This is 100% a fuck the UK government moment

The guy is Christopher Lee as Count Dooku from Star Wars

Unfortunately I think this policy would have been popular long before then

Are there any hardware manufacturers that aren’t completely shit at providing firmware updates? My motherboard does still get updates but they can take a while to arrive even when there’s a known exploit for my CPU which requires a firmware update to fix (made even worse by the fact that AMD are awful at providing fixes in the first place)

Looks like he’s heading to Mordor to push the one ring off the table

Both parties have wanted something like this for years and the general public doesn’t give a fuck. All of these petitions get the response of “Nah fuck off lol” but this one has even less chance of going anywhere

That’s bad! Was that before or after they announced there were issues?

Guess I’ll just wait for my 8a to spontaneously combust in a couple of years

That’s nothing, someone hosted an unauthorised Smash Bros tournament and everyone at Nintendo died

2016: Twitter turns Tay into a Nazi so Microsoft tries to fix it

2025: Twitter stops Grok from being a Nazi so Elon tries to fix it

Back when the concept of a cat eating a cheeseburger was the pinnacle of comedy?

That makes sense. Would a signed initramfs be possible though? Since it’s usually rebuilt after most system updates?

If someone has physical access then surely they can change the initramfs without having to use the debug shell?

I keep my personal phone in one pocket and my work phone in the other, I frequently feel the vibration in the wrong pocket and end up checking the wrong phone

BBC News - 29 arrests after protest in support of Palestine Action, police say https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c4gd3pkr9x1o

Any idea how ish gets around that?