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The 6.9-rc7 kernel prepatch is out for testing. "The stats for 6.9 continue to look very normal, and nothing looks particularly alarming."

From the Washington Post's "Technology 202" newsletter: As tech giants move toward a world in which chatbots supplement, and perhaps supplant, search engines, the Microsoft executive assigned to make sure AI is used responsibly said the industry has to be careful not to break the business model of the wider web. Search engines citing and linking to the websites they draw from is "part of the core bargain of search," [Microsoft's chief Responsible AI officer] said in an interview Monday.... "It's really important to maintain a healthy information ecosystem and recognize it is an ecosystem. And so part of what I will continue to guide our Microsoft teams toward is making sure that we are citing back to the core webpages from which the content is sourced. Making sure that we've got that feedback loop happening. Because that is part of the core bargain of search, right? And I think it's critical to make sure that we are both providing users with new engaging ways to interact, to explore new ideas — but also making sure that we are building and supporting the great work of our creators." Asked about lawsuits alleging copyright use without permission, they said "We believe that there are strong grounds under existing laws to train models." But they also added those lawsuits are "asking legitimate questions" about where the boundaries are, "for which the courts will provide answers in due course."

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Le pilote McLaren s’est offert, dimanche, au Hard Rock Stadium de Miami Gardens, la première victoire de sa carrière en Formule 1 devant Max Verstappen et Charles Leclerc.

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Ecran 15.6" FHD (1920x1080) - IPS - 144Hz
Processeur Intel® Core™ i5-12450H, (jusqu'à 4.4GHz) - Carte graphique ® GeForce RTX™ 4060 8GB
Mémoire vive 16 GB DDR5-4800 - Stockage 512GB SSD M2
Windows 11 - Wi-Fi 6 ax - BT 5.1

An anonymous reader shared this report from the Wall Street Journal: Drunken-driving deaths in the U.S. have risen to levels not seen in nearly two decades, federal data show, a major setback to long-running road-safety efforts. At the same time, arrests for driving under the influence have plummeted, as police grapple with challenges like hiring woes and heightened concern around traffic stops... About 13,500 people died in alcohol impairment-related crashes in 2022, according to data released in April by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. That is 33% above 2019's toll and on par with 2021's. The last time so many people died as a result of accidents involving intoxicated drivers was in 2006. That's still down from the early 1980s, when America was seeing over 20,000 drunk-driving deaths a year, according to the article. "By 2010, that number had fallen to around 10,000 thanks to high-profile public-education campaigns by groups like MADD, tougher laws, and aggressive enforcement that included sobriety checkpoints and typically yielded well over a million DUI arrests annually." But some hope to solve the problem using technology: Many activists and policymakers are banking on the promise of built-in devices to prevent a car from starting if the driver is intoxicated, either by analyzing a driver's exhaled breath or using skin sensors to gauge the blood-alcohol level. NHTSA issued a notice in December that it said lays the groundwork for potential alcohol-impairment detection technology standards in all new cars "when the technology is mature." And Glenn Davis, who manages Colorado's highway-safety office, "pointed to Colorado's extensive use of ignition interlock systems that require people convicted of DUI to blow into a tube to verify they are sober in order for their car to start. He said the office promotes nondriving options such as Lyft and Uber."

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La première victoire en F1 de Lando Norris mais aussi les belles courses de Yuki Tsunoda et Lewis Hamilton ou encore les pénalités de Kevin Magnussen et le couac de la voiture de sécurité, retrouvez les tops et les flops du GP de Miami.

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Le NERF Elite Disruptor en version 2.0 ! Nouveau design, taille supérieure et plus de points d'attache et de rails pour fixer des accessoires !
Inclus: NERF Elite 2.0 Guardian RD-6, 6 fléchettes NERF Elite officielles et les instructions en français
Aucune pile nécessaire
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• <ul>
• <li>Le NERF Elite Disruptor en version 2.0 ! Nouveau design, taille supérieure et plus de points d'attache et de rails pour fixer des accessoires !</li>
• <li>Inclus: NERF Elite 2.0 Guardian RD-6, 6 fléchettes NERF Elite officielles et les instructions en français</li>
• <li>Aucune pile nécessaire</li>
• <li>Valeur éducative de Nerf: se dépenser, améliorer son agilité et sa précision, inventer des histoires</li>
• <li>Nerf, le jouet parfait à offrir en cadeau pour les enfants, filles et garçons de 8 ans, 9 ans, 10 ans et plus</li>
• <li>AVERTISSEMENT: RISQUE D'ÉTOUFFEMENT - De petites pièces peuvent être générées. Pas pour les enfants de moins de 3 ans</li>
• </ul>

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