I'm currently using a Keychron Q3 for work and just use the laptop keyboard for my personal machine. I have a Model F Keyboard Classic Style FSSK that I'm waiting to ship. I've also been flirting with the idea of getting a ZSA Moonlander just to see if that's something I could get used to.

Hello, Bluesky. We are so happy to be here with you all. If you don't know us, we are the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission -- a federal government agency responsible for making sure thousands of kinds of consumer products are safe.

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I do absolutely agree that having fewer things run at kernel-mode, the better. We've seen the absolutely mess that buggy kernel-mode drivers and hooks can cause before the CrowdStrike clusterduck or even anti-cheat software. Having an auditable layer between kernel and user-modes is ++good.

Quote from ESET in that blog post: It remains imperative that kernel access remains an option for use by cybersecurity products to allow continued innovation and the ability to detect and block future cyberthreats.

From the blog post, they are looking at providing additional security measures that can work outside of kernel-mode, while making sure that companies that do use kernel-mode aren't going to screw things up as badly.

I think the core story of Microsoft trying to reduce the chance of a CrowdStrike kernel-level foul up causing the same amount of damage if/when it happens again, the Notebookcheck article mis-interpreted that and that article spread like wildfire.

One more automated account has been set up, this one posts new episodes of Live Wire Radio when new episodes appear on their podcast feed. @lwr-podcast-bot.bsky.social

I also created another automated account that posts when new episodes of Wait Wait Don't Tell Me land on their podcast feed. @wwdtm-podcast-bot.bsky.social

For me, rickrolling is using any element of the song or music video in an unanticipated manner. On a podcast that I listen to, there is "catrolling" where one of the co-hosts builds something up in a conversation and then drops the audio of a cat singing the Game of Thrones theme.

Cat singing the Game of Thrones / House of the Dragon opening theme [ORIGINAL UPLOAD]

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