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schestowitz[TR3] | <h5><a href="https://linuxgizmos.com/radxa-launches-m-2-ai-accelerator-with-axera-ax8850-and-24-tops-npu/">Radxa Launches M.2 AI Accelerator with Axera AX8850 and 24 TOPS NPU</a></h5> | Jul 27 15:49 |
schestowitz[TR3] | <blockquote> | Jul 27 15:49 |
schestowitz[TR3] | <p>The Radxa AICore AX-M1 is an M.2 M Key AI acceleration module designed for edge computing systems that require high-throughput neural processing. Built around the Axera AX8850 system-on-chip, the module combines an octa-core Cortex-A55 processor with a 24 TOPS INT8-capable NPU and an 8K-capable video processing unit, delivering AI processing capabilities in a compact footprint.</p> | Jul 27 15:49 |
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schestowitz[TR3] | <li><h5><a href="https://itsfoss.com/file-transfer-apps-linux-android/">5 Open Source Apps You Can use for Seamless File Transfer Between GNU/Linux and Android</a></h5><blockquote>Want to share selected files between your Android smartphone and GNU/Linux computer? Explore these open source tools.</blockquote></li> | Jul 27 15:49 |
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-TechBytesBot/#techbytes-itsfoss.com | 5 Open Source Apps You Can use for Seamless File Transfer Between Linux and Android | Jul 27 15:49 | |
schestowitz[TR3] | <li><h5><a href="https://www.linuxlinks.com/cgmnlm-colorful-gemini-line-mode-client/">cgmnlm – colorful Gemini line mode client</a></h5><blockquote><p>cgmnlm is a colorful Gemini line mode client which includes a CLI utility (gmni) and a line-mode browser (cgmnlm).</p></blockquote></li> | Jul 27 15:50 |
-TechBytesBot/#techbytes-cgmnlm - colorful Gemini line mode client - LinuxLinks | Jul 27 15:50 | |
schestowitz[TR3] | <li><h5><a href="https://www.linuxlinks.com/spider-web-app-tool/">Spider – web app tool</a></h5><blockquote><p>Spider is software that lets you install and integrate web apps into the GNOME desktop. It's written in Rust.</p> | Jul 27 15:51 |
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schestowitz[TR3] | <li><h5><a href="https://sparkylinux.org/sparkylinux-midorivpn-astian-cloud/">SparkyLinux & MidoriVPN & Astian Cloud</a></h5><blockquote>We are pleased to announce that SparkyLinux and Astian Inc., developer of the Midori browser, will strengthen our partnership. </blockquote></li> | Jul 27 15:52 |
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schestowitz[TR3] | https://www.thelayoff.com/t/1k0zy95nr | Jul 27 20:29 |
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schestowitz[TR3] | " GREAT post! | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | 2 days ago by Anonymous | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | | 2 reactions (+2/-0) | Reply | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | Post ID: @cg+1k0zy95nr | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | +10 | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | @bj yes Alvind hasn't got a clue what he is doing. | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | and the current situation reminds me of the joke about the 3 envelopes : | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | A new CEO was hired to take over a struggling company. The CEO who was stepping down met with him privately and presented him with three numbered envelopes. “Open these if you run into serious trouble,” he said. | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | Well, three months later sales and profits were still way down and the new CEO was catching a lot of heat. He began to panic but then he remembered the envelopes. He went to his drawer and took out the first envelope. The message read, “Blame your predecessor.” The new CEO called a press conference and explained that the previous CEO had left him with a real mess and it was taking a bit longer to clean it up than expected, but | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | everything was on the right track. Satisfied with his comments, the press – and Wall Street – responded positively. | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | Another quarter went by and the company continued to struggle. Having learned from his previous experience, the CEO quickly opened the second envelope. The message read, “Reorganize.” So he fired key people, consolidated divisions and cut costs everywhere he could. This he did and Wall Street, and the press, applauded his efforts. | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | Three months passed and the company was still short on sales and profits. The CEO would have to figure out how to get through another tough earnings call. The CEO went to his office, closed the door and opened the third envelope. The message said, “Prepare three envelopes.” | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | 2 days ago by Anonymous | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | | 12 reactions (+11/-1) | Reply | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | Post ID: @cd+1k0zy95nr | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | +18 | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | @bn | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | There are acquisitions and there are acquisitions. EVERYONE does it. Look at Salesforce, for example, that's 100% them. | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | What is going on at IBM right now seems to be throwing "stuff" (s@#t) at the wall to see what sticks. | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | Same behavior, but doing the same thing doesn't equal to "because we buy, we have a plan behind it" - no, not always. Sometimes it is just for "Wall Street messaging" purposes and/or lack of "knowing what we are doing" (Alvind and the Gang, we had some bad ones before, he takes the prize for the worst). | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | 2 days ago by Anonymous | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | | 18 reactions (+18/-0) | Reply | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | Post ID: @bq+1k0zy95nr | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | +9 | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | Without acquisitions, there is no IBM. | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_mergers_and_acquisitions_by_IBM | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | Just have a look at the major SW acquisitions over the last 6 years. Datastax, Hashicorp, Aptio, Turbonomic, Instana, Red Hat. What would IBM SW revenue be without them? Peanuts. | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | IBM Consulting itself was an acquisition (PWC, 2002) and they acquire more consultancies every year. | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | Why? The core business is shrinking. Organic growth is negative. IBM has to constantly "buy revenue" to survive. The flipside of this is selling businesses to generate cash to pursue this strategy. Kyndryl, Weather, Watson Health, Lotus to HCL, etc. This is why people say IBM is not a tech company but a financial engineering company. | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | 2 days ago by Anonymous | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | | 9 reactions (+9/-0) | Reply | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | Post ID: @bn+1k0zy95nr | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | +16 | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | @bg | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | I have a different theory, but I may be wrong. | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | He really has no idea what he's doing, BUT needs to show that he actually does have an idea, so acquisitions are like a marketing tool. He's trying to attempt to show that he is doing things and has a plan and a clue - with the hope that the trick may work, at least for a while. It's not his money, so what's. a few millions here and there? | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | He's just buying time.... | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | "You can fool all of the people some of the time, and some of the people all the time, but you cannot fool all of the people all of the time" - Abe Lincoln | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | 2 days ago by Anonymous | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | | 16 reactions (+16/-0) | Reply | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | Post ID: @bj+1k0zy95nr | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | +6 | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | Is Alvind trying to intentionally load this company up with so much debt it’ll need a buyout ? | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | Overpaying for these nickel and dime companies is a giant waste of money and rank and file employees pay the price while Alvind and The PipMunks get rewarded | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | 2 days ago by J3rkson Howell III | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | | 8 reactions (+7/-1) | Reply | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | Post ID: @bg+1k0zy95nr | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | +7 | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | $6.4B of that was Hashicorp. Datastax was over $1B. Most of the rest was a half dozen smaller acquisitions. | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | 2 days ago by Anonymous | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | | 7 reactions (+7/-0) | Reply | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | Post ID: @be+1k0zy95nr | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | +3 | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | IBM - Too big, bloated and bureaucratic to succeed in the USA. | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | Made for India by Alvind and the Pipmunks. | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | 2 days ago by Anonymous | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | | 9 reactions (+6/-3) | Reply | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | Post ID: @bd+1k0zy95nr | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | +9 | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | If there is a CEO that needs to go NOW, it is ALVIND. The C-Suite is a lot to be desired.... | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | What was once a great company.... | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | 2 days ago by Anonymous | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | | 11 reactions (+10/-1) | Reply | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | Post ID: @bc+1k0zy95nr | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | +10 | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | Sounds like Alvind and the Pipmunks have been running the company into the ground while Krabanaugh cooks the books. | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | Cuts have to start somewhere - maybe with these low cost countries with too many employees. And of course Krabanaugh's F&O organization with too many managers, BS artists and big chiefs who talk with with strange accents and sit around twiddling their fingers and generating ZERO income and revenue for IBM. Plenty of room at the top to start the cutting - just think of the savings and keep on cutting and gutting F&O. Hire contractor | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | s as they're easy to blame for the messes that the obese Krabanaugh makes. | Jul 27 20:29 |
schestowitz[TR3] | " | Jul 27 20:29 |
-TechBytesBot/#techbytes-en.wikipedia.org | List of mergers and acquisitions by IBM - Wikipedia | Jul 27 20:30 | |
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