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Ubuntu developer images now available for OrangePi RV2: a low-cost RISC-V SBC
- Canonical announces availability of Ubuntu developer images for OrangePi RV2 RISC-V SBC.
- OrangePi RV2 offers low-cost, power-efficient form factor with KY-X1 octa-core SoC and 2 TOPS AI accelerator.
- Ubuntu developer images unlock a range of possibilities in education, prototyping, and machine learning at the edge.
- Canonical's partnership with RISC-V community aims to support and promote the open standard.
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Microsoft Confirms End of Windows 10 Support – 240 Million Users at Risk
- Microsoft confirms that Windows 10 support will end on October 14, 2025.
- Approximately 240 million users still operating on Windows 10 need to take action.
- Lack of regular updates leaves systems vulnerable to attacks by spyware or malware.
- While enterprises will receive staggered support for a cost, individual users will need to update their hardware or purchase a new computer to run Windows 11.
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Tech Radar
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Windows 11 users are getting fixes for some longstanding bugs in 24H2 today, including the cure for a seriously annoying File Explorer glitch
- Microsoft is deploying the monthly patch for Windows 11 24H2 today
- The update includes a fix for a File Explorer bug where the flyout menu extended upwards instead of down
- The patch also resolves issues with wake-from-sleep functionality, including a Blue Screen of Death upon waking
- Microsoft is gradually rolling out the fixes, and users may have to wait to receive them
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Announcing Charmed Kubeflow 1.10
- Canonical has released Charmed Kubeflow 1.10, offering significant improvements and new capabilities for enterprise deployments.
- Highlights from upstream Kubeflow 1.10 include advanced hyperparameter tuning with Trainer 2.0 and Katib, improved scalability in Kubeflow Pipelines, and next-level model serving with KServe.
- KServe introduces features like a new Python SDK, OCI storage integration, and model caching for rapid deployment.
- Collaborations with projects like vLLM, Kubernetes WG Serving, and Envoy are addressing challenges in serving large language models.
- The integration of Feast with Kubeflow aims to enhance end-to-end MLOps experiences, especially for Generative AI and RAG use cases.
- Charmed Kubeflow 1.10 adds value with capabilities like managing profiles via GitOps, enabling Istio ingress high availability, and enhancing monitoring and security measures.
- Canonical's AI/ML ecosystem supports open source technology on any Kubernetes distribution and aims to offer a managed Kubeflow offering in the public cloud.
- Data scientists can leverage the Data Science Stack on Ubuntu for experimentation and a standalone model-serving solution is being developed for secure deployments even at the edge.
- To experience the enhancements of Charmed Kubeflow 1.10, users are encouraged to install it and explore the release notes for detailed instructions.
- For enterprise support or managed services related to Charmed Kubeflow, users can contact Canonical.
- Canonical's AI solutions can be explored further at canonical.com/solutions/ai.
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Data transfer with curl
- curl is a command-line tool and library for transferring data with URLs, supporting various protocols.
- Basic usage of curl involves fetching content from a server using the URL.
- It also supports different HTTP methods for interacting with web services beyond simple GET requests.
- curl can be used for uploading and downloading files, and it provides options for handling headers and output.
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How to Perform Clean Boot on Windows 11
- You can Clean Boot a Windows 11 device to fix various issues like BSOD, driver errors, slow computer, etc.
- Clean Boot is a technique that starts your PC with a minimal set of programs and drivers, eliminating third-party app interference.
- To perform a clean boot on Windows 11, open the System Configuration utility, switch to the Services tab, disable all non-Microsoft services, and disable startup apps from the Task Manager.
- To exit the clean boot environment, open the System Configuration utility, enable all services, and enable previously disabled startup apps.
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Dev
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Faster Shell, Calmer Brain: Three Terminal Tweaks I Can’t Live Without
- A Fast, Informative Prompt: Using a simple and informative prompt in the terminal to display the working directory and a clean $ sign.
- Smarter Shell History: Configuring shell history to remove duplicate entries, keep a deep backlog, and append history across sessions.
- Silence on Startup: Disabling unnecessary banners, motd messages, and last login messages to have a clean and quick startup.
- These small tweaks provide a fast, quiet, and useful terminal experience, promoting clarity and efficiency.
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Mastering File Operations in Linux: The Power of cp, mv, mkdir, and More (Day 2 of 30)
- Linux file operations like cp, mv, mkdir, rm, and touch are essential tools for organizing and managing files.
- The cp command is used to copy files or directories, making it useful for small manual backups or quick duplication.
- The mv command can move and rename files and directories, making it helpful for organizing files and managing logs.
- The mkdir command is used to create directories, enabling quick setup of organized environments.
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Apple Stops Signing iOS 18.3.2
- Apple has stopped signing iOS 18.3.2, preventing downgrades from iOS 18.4.
- This is a typical step taken by Apple to prevent the installation of outdated software.
- By stopping the signing process, Apple ensures customers have the latest security improvements.
- The iOS 18.4 update fixed over 60 vulnerabilities, making it important to install.
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Ubuntu
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The Fridge: Ubuntu Weekly Newsletter Issue 886
- In this issue, Ubuntu Weekly Newsletter covers various topics such as clarifying policy on asynchronous contributing developer applications, Ubuntu stats, hot topics in support, LXD news, meeting reports, LoCo events, Ubuntu server gazette, and more.
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Apple stock nears one-year low
- The stocks of top tech companies, including Apple, took a hit on Monday, with concerns over the economic impact of US President Donald Trump's tariffs.
- Apple's stock is nearing its one-year low, standing at $164.08 on April 19, 2024.
- The 'Magnificent Seven' high-performing tech stocks, including Tesla, have collectively lost over $6 trillion in market value since their peak in late 2024.
- The members of the 'Magnificent Seven' experienced significant drops, with Apple falling 4.8% and other companies ranging from 1.5% to 4.8%.
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Apple Customers Rush to Buy iPhones Amid Fears Tariffs Could Cause Price Hikes
- Ahead of new reciprocal tariffs, Apple customers are panic-buying iPhones to avoid potential price hikes.
- Apple retail stores experienced a high volume of sales, comparable to holiday season sales.
- Apple has stockpiled iPhones and other devices in the U.S., allowing them to avoid price increases in the near term.
- To mitigate tariff impact, Apple plans to import more iPhones from India to the U.S., where the tariff rate is lower.
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UK bid to conceal Apple iCloud encryption dispute fails
- A court has ruled against the UK government's attempt to conceal a legal battle with Apple over access to iCloud user data.
- The UK Investigatory Powers Tribunal stated that the government's efforts were a "fundamental interference with the principle of open justice."
- In January, the British government demanded Apple to bypass encryption for iCloud user data, which led to Apple's challenge of the request.
- Apple removed its advanced data protection feature for UK users and expressed disappointment in having to do so.
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Apple to Lessen Tariff Impact by Shipping More iPhones From India
- Apple plans to import more iPhones to the U.S. from India to lessen the impact of tariffs.
- Tariffs on goods imported from India are at 26%, lower than that on goods from China, Vietnam, and Thailand.
- The tariff situation is uncertain, so Apple is viewing increased iPhone imports from India as a short-term solution.
- Apple's move to redirect iPhones made in India to the U.S. will meet approximately 50% of U.S. iPhone demand in 2025.
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Macrumors
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- Sonnet Thunderbolt 5 Dock ($400) - Combines ports with added storage.
- Satechi's Mac Mini Hub ($80) - Adds extra ports for a Mac mini setup.
- Satechi 200W 6-Port GaN Charger ($150) - Portable and powerful charger for multiple devices.
- WaterField Designs Shinjuku Backpack ($329) - Durable and handy everyday carry bag.
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