It’s not AI usage in the kernel - it’s the increase in AI to do code auditing that had seen the spike in bug reports. A lot of FLOSS projects are seeing this regardless of their use of not of AI to generate code.
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Raspberry Pi@programming.dev•Raspberry Pi Zero 3 W & Raspberry Pi 4 Model A Surface In Linux Kernel Patches - PhoronixEnglish
4·2 days agoIf your just need to wiggle gpio pins then you can get a Pico. The Pi is way too overpowered for most embedded things.
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You Should Know@lemmy.world•YSK Molly(Signal fork) has not been updated since 3 months and is vulnerable to attacks fixed in mainline SignalEnglish
191·3 days agoWhy run Molly when Signal is right there? Is this about getting it via places other than the Play store?
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You Should Know@lemmy.world•YSK that uTorrent is a corporate spyware. It gathers your data without your consent. qBittorrent has no ads and gathers no data.English
7·4 days agoWell packaged by the distros? Transmission works out if the box on my Debian systems.
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science@lemmy.world•Semiconductor breakthrough overcomes major challenge in capturing solar energyEnglish
4·5 days agoI think the panels on my home are around 20% efficient so this sounds promising.
I didn’t see anything in particular talking about allowing apps which have used AI although they seem to be using agents to do the repackaging.
According to the site it is repackaging upstream binary releases in a flatpak rather than building anything. I guess for example you could point it at the official Krita app image and make it available that way rather than relying on the community flathub build.


Same exploit that was used against the French a few weeks ago?