New evidence linking far-right leader Bardella to antisemitic messages revealed
New evidence links far-right leader Bardella to antisemitic messages. The revelations raise concerns about his associations and rhetoric. (lemonde.fr)
ReactOS can now be installed directly onto NTFS partitions thanks to a newly developed driver, clearing a long-standing practical barrier for the open-source reimplementation of Windows. Until now, installations required a FAT32 partition despite earlier steps toward NTFS compatibility: read-only NTFS support arrived in 2016 and bootloader (FreeLoader) NTFS boot support in 2022. NTFS, the proprietary filesystem that became standard with Windows XP and traces back to Windows NT 3.1, is used by most Windows systems, so native install support brings ReactOS closer to its stated goal of binary compatibility with Windows Server 2003 and to reaching beta status after years of incremental progress.
The new NTFS driver is deliberately incomplete: it lacks caching (resulting in inferior performance), journaling, and security features, and the ReactOS team warns of undiscovered bugs, so installation and everyday use remain risky for most users. Development is community-driven and coordinated on public channels such as GitHub and project forums, reflecting the volunteer nature and long timeline of reimplementing an operating system from scratch. The milestone closes a nearly decade-old gap - moving ReactOS onto the same filesystem as Windows - but does not yet make it a practical replacement for mainstream Windows deployments.
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New evidence links far-right leader Bardella to antisemitic messages. The revelations raise concerns about his associations and rhetoric. (lemonde.fr)
Capitalists avoid taking on risk by shifting it onto workers, who bear the consequences of economic uncertainties. This dynamic allows capital owners to protect their assets while workers face the potential losses. (currentaffairs.org)
Jim Nielsen compares the religious-like dedication of nuclear war planners to AI researchers, highlighting their shared belief in a transformative future. He suggests that AI companies like Anthropic might forgo retirement benefits to show their confidence in a utopian future with universal high income. (blog.jim-nielsen.com)
Til Schünemann was laid off during a company restructuring and subsequently fell ill with symptoms triggered by a possible Covid infection. He was treated with cortisone, which quickly alleviated his symptoms but raised concerns about long-term side effects and his future health and life plans. (tilschuenemann.de)
A macroeconomics paper suggests taxing 'bad capitalism' through a land value tax combined with Universal Basic Income to address France's fiscal issues. The author argues that this approach could solve economic stagnation without hardship, but France needs to read the paper to implement it. (wilsoniumite.com)
A magnitude-7 earthquake struck northern Tibet, killing at least 16 people and injuring 54. Hundreds of homes and livestock sheds were destroyed in Nagqu, prompting ongoing rescue efforts. (theguardian.com)
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