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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?><feed xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom"> <title>Ambient Irony</title> <subtitle>Little blogses made out of ticky-tacky...</subtitle> <link rel="self" href="/atom.xml"/> <updated>2026-05-19T18:25:03Z</updated> <author> <name>Pixy Misa</name> </author> <id>http://ai.mee.nu/atom.xml</id> <entry> <title>Daily News Stuff 19 May 2026</title> <link href="http://ai.mee.nu/daily_news_stuff_19_may_2026"/> <updated>2026-05-19T18:25:03Z</updated> <summary>Also No Edition Top Story Intel has started shipping Nova Lake... Engineering samples. (WCCFTech) Linked from that article is a tweet that announces the news and pronounces AMD's Zen 6 dead on arrival because Nova Lake is just so much faster. Not mentioned in the tweet (but listed in the article) is that the full dual-die models of Nova Lake will consume up to 700W. Tech News Intel has also started shipping - for real - its low-end Wildcat Lake CPUs. (WCCFTech) One of the first laptops with this chip is the Chuwi Unibook priced at just $449. That's with...</summary> <author> <name>Pixy Misa</name> </author> <id>http://ai.mee.nu//daily_news_stuff_19_may_2026</id> </entry> <entry> <title>Daily News Stuff 18 May 2026</title> <link href="http://ai.mee.nu/daily_news_stuff_18_may_2026"/> <updated>2026-05-18T18:26:50Z</updated> <summary>Pololalia Edition Top Story Agent harnesses like OpenClaw are changing how we build and run AI models. (The Register) Oh, are they? The creator of OpenClaw burned through $1.3 million in OpenAI usage in a single month. (Tom's Hardware) Yes, that would certainly be a change. But I like not living under a bridge. Tech News Halupedia is a Wikipeda-style website that is made up on the spot by AI. (Halupedia) It does remember articles it has already created - mostly - but it fills them with links to related articles that it may or may not have created, and...</summary> <author> <name>Pixy Misa</name> </author> <id>http://ai.mee.nu//daily_news_stuff_18_may_2026</id> </entry> <entry> <title>Daily News Stuff 17 May 2026</title> <link href="http://ai.mee.nu/daily_news_stuff_17_may_2026"/> <updated>2026-05-17T17:44:02Z</updated> <summary>Polypole Edition Top Story If you're looking for an inexpensive CPU to soothe the bite of memory and storage prices, should you choose AMD's 7600X3D, or Intel's new 250K? (Tom's Hardware) Both have six full-speed cores and the AMD chip has an extra 64MB of cache, making it 10% faster for games. However, the Intel chip is 28% faster for single-threaded productivity tasks, which don't often take great advantage of the larger cache. And for multi-threaded tasks the Intel chip is 114% faster. On the fourth hand, AMD's socket AM5 platform currently supports Zen 4 and 5, and will see...</summary> <author> <name>Pixy Misa</name> </author> <id>http://ai.mee.nu//daily_news_stuff_17_may_2026</id> </entry> <entry> <title>Daily News Stuff 16 May 2026</title> <link href="http://ai.mee.nu/daily_news_stuff_16_may_2026"/> <updated>2026-05-16T16:42:00Z</updated> <summary>Dipole Edition Top Story SpaceX has shown off its Starship V3 and is planning for a test flight as early as this week. (Teslarati) The upgrades include an improved PEZ dispenser. Disappointingly, the PEZ dispenser is the name given to the release system for satellite clusters launched to orbit and doesn't actually dispense PEZ. Starship V3 completed a static fire test last month and the test flight is scheduled for the 19th. Tech News OpenAI wants ChatGPT to access your bank accounts. (The Verge) Not their bank accounts. Just yours. Americans would rather have a nuclear power plant in their...</summary> <author> <name>Pixy Misa</name> </author> <id>http://ai.mee.nu//daily_news_stuff_16_may_2026</id> </entry> <entry> <title>Daily News Stuff 15 May 2026</title> <link href="http://ai.mee.nu/daily_news_stuff_15_may_2026"/> <updated>2026-05-15T18:25:00Z</updated> <summary>Octopole Edition Top Story AMD has announced FSR 4 upscaling support for Radeon RX 6000 and 7000 cards. (Tom's Hardware) A year after it was released for the 9000 series, and eight months after the source code for a version that worked on RX 6000 and 7000 cards was accidentally leaked. This is good news for owners of older AMD graphics cards - and also for Xbox and PlayStation owners, which also use custom versions of those older graphics designs. In fact Sony has announced its own release of FSR 4 technology for the PlayStation 4. It may be the...</summary> <author> <name>Pixy Misa</name> </author> <id>http://ai.mee.nu//daily_news_stuff_15_may_2026</id> </entry> <entry> <title>Daily News Stuff 14 May 2026</title> <link href="http://ai.mee.nu/daily_news_stuff_14_may_2026"/> <updated>2026-05-14T18:25:52Z</updated> <summary>Thursday Edition Top Story This must be Thursday. I never could get the hang of Thursdays. Fragnesia is the fourth local privilege escalation bug to hit Linux in the past two weeks. (Phoronix) Bad news: No major distributions have patches out yet. Good news: It's in the same kernel modules as all three other vulnerabilities, so if you applied the quick fix of just disabling those modules entirely, you're protected this time as well. Oh, and five new vulnerabilities in CPanel since the weekend. (InMotion) But these ones aren't being actively exploited yet, so just update and you're good. Tech...</summary> <author> <name>Pixy Misa</name> </author> <id>http://ai.mee.nu//daily_news_stuff_14_may_2026</id> </entry> <entry> <title>Daily News Stuff 13 May 2026</title> <link href="http://ai.mee.nu/daily_news_stuff_13_may_2026"/> <updated>2026-05-13T18:28:00Z</updated> <summary>Booblegook Edition Top Story Google's Googlebook is the company's answer to Google's Chromebook. (Tom's Hardware) It's a laptop running Android. Which raises the question: Why didn't the Chromebook run Android in the first place? There are no specs or indeed any hardware information at all; that will be left to Google's partners including Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, and Lenovo. It might potentially be a good time to be launching a laptop that doesn't need 32GB of RAM to get out of bed - as indicated by the runaway success of Apple's MacBook Neo. And there's a slim chance that at...</summary> <author> <name>Pixy Misa</name> </author> <id>http://ai.mee.nu//daily_news_stuff_13_may_2026</id> </entry> <entry> <title>Daily News Stuff 12 May 2026</title> <link href="http://ai.mee.nu/daily_news_stuff_12_may_2026"/> <updated>2026-05-12T18:28:00Z</updated> <summary>Stewed Mice Edition Top Story Digg is back - again - this time as an AI news aggregator. (Tech Crunch) That is, the content is about AI, but it seems to be ranked by human readers. I'm not sure why just AI - though that is a hot topic at the moment - but Digg was originally a news aggregator just like this. Tech News Sales data from Korea indicates that SSD prices are up 63% and memory prices up 29%. (WCCFTech) Compared with last month. The SINKER brand under the POWEV division within Jiahe Jinwei has announced it is...</summary> <author> <name>Pixy Misa</name> </author> <id>http://ai.mee.nu//daily_news_stuff_12_may_2026</id> </entry> <entry> <title>Daily News Stuff 11 May 2026</title> <link href="http://ai.mee.nu/daily_news_stuff_11_may_2026"/> <updated>2026-05-11T18:27:00Z</updated> <summary>Plastic Memories Edition Top Story Valve's Steam Machine - the GabeCube - appears to be on its way. (Notebook Check) It's not going to be cheap thanks to the RAMpocalypse, but shipping manifests show that Valve has collected 50 tons of something in a warehouse, and the latest update to Steam includes four new product codes and a reservation queue that again appear to correspond to the new device. I'm not sure I'll get one - it's a low-end console replacement and I have multiple systems more powerful - but it's good to see signs of life. Tech News Open...</summary> <author> <name>Pixy Misa</name> </author> <id>http://ai.mee.nu//daily_news_stuff_11_may_2026</id> </entry> <entry> <title>Daily News Stuff 10 May 2026</title> <link href="http://ai.mee.nu/daily_news_stuff_10_may_2026"/> <updated>2026-05-10T18:14:00Z</updated> <summary>Five Cent Solution Edition Top Story NASA is planning a rescue mission for its Neils Gehrels Swift Observatory - a.k.a the Swift Gamma Ray Burst Explorer - which is sinking fast and will re-enter the atmosphere later this year without a boost. (Spaceflight Now) Which is precisely what they plan to give it. Also sinking fast and being closely tracked by NASA is Mexico City. (The Guardian) Large parts of the city are subsiding by more than two centimeters a month. This causes problems. Tech News CPanel's terrible, horrible, no good very bad week. (Copahost) CPanel issued patches for three...</summary> <author> <name>Pixy Misa</name> </author> <id>http://ai.mee.nu//daily_news_stuff_10_may_2026</id> </entry> <entry> <title>Daily News Stuff 9 May 2026</title> <link href="http://ai.mee.nu/daily_news_stuff_9_may_2026"/> <updated>2026-05-09T18:09:00Z</updated> <summary>New Who Phone This Edition Tech News Maybe we should just not install software for a bit. (Xe Iaso) There's another new - or newish - Linux privilege escalation bug. It's literally called Copy Fail 2: Electric Boogaloo. But under the hood it's abusing the same module as yesterday's Dirty Frag, so if you already applied the mitigation for that, you're protected from CF2EB. Also, my recommendation is don't install Ubuntu 26.04 just yet. Unlike 24.04 which worked smoothly from release day, Ubuntu 26.04 still has some odd quirks. Particularly if you want to use it under WSL and integrate...</summary> <author> <name>Pixy Misa</name> </author> <id>http://ai.mee.nu//daily_news_stuff_9_may_2026</id> </entry> <entry> <title>Daily News Stuff 8 May 2026</title> <link href="http://ai.mee.nu/daily_news_stuff_8_may_2026"/> <updated>2026-05-08T18:27:00Z</updated> <summary>Friday On My Mind Edition Top Story There's a local privilege escalation bug that affects all recent versions of Linux. (Tom's Hardware) No, not that one, another one. It abuses bugs in three optional kernel modules to give any local user root access. Good news: It's relatively easy to prevent. Bad news: It's already out in the wild even though none of the Linux distributions has had a chance to patch it yet. There's a script available that prevents the affected kernel modules from loading that blocks the exploit. Run it once and you're good - unless you depend on...</summary> <author> <name>Pixy Misa</name> </author> <id>http://ai.mee.nu//daily_news_stuff_8_may_2026</id> </entry> <entry> <title>Daily News Stuff 7 May 2026</title> <link href="http://ai.mee.nu/daily_news_stuff_7_may_2026"/> <updated>2026-05-07T18:32:00Z</updated> <summary>Young Hannibal Edition Top Story New Xbox CEO Asha Sharma came from the company's AI division, leading to unease among gamers. She just cancelled Copilot on Xbox and mobile. (The Verge) The only way to win is not to play, but you can minimise your losses by taking them out behind the barn and shooting them. Apple has dragged Apple Intelligence behind the barn as well. (The Verge) It will settle a class action lawsuit for $250 million. Yes, with an M, which is very small potatoes compared to pushing ahead with AI development. Tech News Speaking of which, SpaceX...</summary> <author> <name>Pixy Misa</name> </author> <id>http://ai.mee.nu//daily_news_stuff_7_may_2026</id> </entry> <entry> <title>Daily News Stuff 6 May 2026</title> <link href="http://ai.mee.nu/daily_news_stuff_6_may_2026"/> <updated>2026-05-06T18:30:04Z</updated> <summary>Overweight Bin Edition Tech News The latest version of Google Chrome has a neat new feature: It installs a 4GB local AI model on your computer without asking or even telling you. (That Privacy Guy) Now that you know about it, can you delete it? Yes, if you jump through seven flaming hoops. Does it stay deleted? No. Not only is this a generally bad move, it is probably illegal in the UK and Europe. Notepad++ is not out for the Mac. (Ars Technica) The notepad is a lie. Tech News Lenovo's 5th generation Legion Tab is out now for...</summary> <author> <name>Pixy Misa</name> </author> <id>http://ai.mee.nu//daily_news_stuff_6_may_2026</id> </entry> <entry> <title>Daily News Stuff 5 May 2026</title> <link href="http://ai.mee.nu/daily_news_stuff_5_may_2026"/> <updated>2026-05-05T19:15:00Z</updated> <summary>Late Final Extra Edition Top Story Can investors trust AI sales figures. (WSJ) (archive site) Good question. No. OpenAI has added pet companions to its Codex programming assistant. (Mashable) It's not a bubble. Tech News The "audio industry" is grappling with the rise of podslop. (Bloomberg) (archive site) Where by audio industry they mean, basically, Spotify. The problem is a company called Inception Point, that is spewing out 3000 podcasts a week using AI-generated voices. Does anyone listen to them? Well, the number is probably not zero. I listened to an AI-generated science fiction story that was tolerable if not...</summary> <author> <name>Pixy Misa</name> </author> <id>http://ai.mee.nu//daily_news_stuff_5_may_2026</id> </entry> </feed>If you would like to create a banner that links to this page (i.e. this validation result), do the following:
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