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Raspberry Pi Desktop Gets a Debian Trixie Refresh — But Drops Support for 32-bit Systems

Raspberry Pi has shaken the dust off its near-forgotten Raspberry Pi Desktop, a variant of its Raspberry Pi OS Linux distribution tailored for mainstream desktops and laptops rather than its own single-board computers, releasing the first new version in over four years — and two upstream Debian releases.

"We're really sorry you had to wait so long," Raspberry Pi developer Simon Long says of the new release of Raspberry Pi Desktop. "Here, at last, is the fully updated Debian Trixie with Raspberry Pi Desktop for PC and Mac. Download it from our website now to give your other computers a Raspberry Pi makeover. We’ve even included a Raspberry Pi Connect client."

Raspberry Pi Desktop is back from the dead, now rebased on Debian Trixie and ready for AMD64 desktops and laptops. (📷: Raspberry Pi)

Raspberry Pi Desktop, originally known as Debian+PIXEL, takes the tweaks Raspberry Pi carries out to Debian...

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Is Mobile Eating the PC? The MacBook Neo, the Googlebook, and the Laptop That Became a Phone

For forty years we told ourselves a comforting story. There were real computers, and then there were phones. Real computers were beige towers and heavy notebooks that hummed and blew hot air. They had sockets and slots, DIMMs you could pull out with your thumbs, graphics cards the size of

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Antseed Raises $2.4M From Spark Capital to Build an Open Market for AI Inference

Gartner expects worldwide spending on AI-optimised cloud infrastructure to grow 96% to $42.3 billion in 2026 while for the first time more of that money will go on running models than on training them. Antseed, an open peer-to-peer market for AI inference, has launched into that shift with a

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I Checked the rel Attribute on 20 Platforms. Most "Backlinks" Pass Nothing

A day of curl, a browser console, and several lists that turned out to be wrong I spent two days trying to get real backlinks for a side project. Not buying them, not spamming forums — the legitimate stuff: publish an article, submit to a directory, list the product somewhere. Before

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Building Decision Provenance Into AI-Assisted Data Science Workflows

I built this plugin for a boring reason: decisions in a data science project don't survive. Not necessarily because nobody writes them down — but because they were never the kind of thing anybody writes down. You tried 80/20 in August; the holdout leaked promotions, you moved on.

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Is Mobile Eating the PC? The MacBook Neo, the Googlebook, and the Laptop That Became a Phone

Antseed Raises $2.4M From Spark Capital to Build an Open Market for AI Inference

I Checked the rel Attribute on 20 Platforms. Most "Backlinks" Pass Nothing

Building Decision Provenance Into AI-Assisted Data Science Workflows