I think 'local' in this context could also simply mean 'wall', as in wall clock time. When my friend asks me the date and time, I don't have to bother with time zones.
This type of date/time is also very useful to store in a computer.
This was originally in the HN submission title, but this comment from the maintainer is mind-boggling:
> GitHub has confirmed that the block.txt file in the repo has been responsible for over 1 petabyte of bandwidth per day — mainly due to automated downloads (likely from Adobe’s Chrome extension). This is way beyond what a single repo is designed to handle and poses a risk of the repository being temporarily disabled as early as June 13.
It's the AMD 7000 series that is available. Only the AI 300 can be pre-ordered if I understand correctly, and that's the one being referenced by the featured model on that page.
I think it's a question of trust and responsibility, and the client should decide where to draw those lines. Depending on the environment and context, it could be totally acceptable to trust the filesystem, but not in other cases.
> We've received feedback from customers that several reboots (as many as 15 have been reported) may be required, but overall feedback is that reboots are an effective troubleshooting step at this stage.