D4Ha

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by D4Ha 25d ago
its not always possible to flash your trust zone firmware, you get what the vendor forces on you.
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by D4Ha 28d ago
I see your point, However the majority of Android devices have lots of closed source firmware/drivers, a large part of the Android OS doesn't run without them. I'm refering to Bootloaders, TrustZone OS, Trusted Applications,
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by D4Ha 28d ago
Difficult to say at the moment, but there might be some speculation as to why. One might be that they dont security patches reverse engineered and vulnerabilities to come out faster (some critical and high severity fixes in GPU drivers&#x2F
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by D4Ha 1mo ago
Unfortunately I checked, SLI doesnt work for this situation. Because the program loading the LLM uses CUDA library, which doesnt account for/takes advantage of SLI for this purpose at least.
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by D4Ha 1mo ago
Do you find it useful or worthwhile to split a large LLM across two GPUs on a desktop? If you've tried it, what worked well and what didn't? I'm especially interested in mismatched VRAM setups, e.g. a 16 GB GPU + a 24 GB GPU.
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by D4Ha 1mo ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, this is not the right way to ask this question. LLMs are good at pattern recognition, so its less a type of math that they'll be good at, and more that when you provide documentation or text that can be ea
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Endlessdoors Is Phoning Home. Pick Up(vulncheck.com)
3 points by D4Ha 1mo ago|0 comments
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by D4Ha 2mo ago
There is an unusual number of nvidia GPUs being sold on ebay from china that has higher than usual memory. One can only assume its modified cards, using the same technique mentioned by other commentators here.
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Paint it blue: Attacking the Bluetooth stack (2025)(synacktiv.com)
2 points by D4Ha 3mo ago|0 comments
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by D4Ha 3mo ago
How does is anyone able to run this thing locally without paying too much? (I'm interested in specs or GPU that could handle it)
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by D4Ha 2y ago
The current leap in research and its byproduct like ChatGPT are impressive (in the sense that it can pick up human text/speech and return back answers). But its not in any way a replacement for good Software Engineers, your job is safe
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by D4Ha 2y ago
Hexrays used to be difficult to deal with if you want to purchase IDA Pro for the first time, due to their software getting leaked online. They have eased the procedure to buy from them, but from time to time they'll ask you to fill ou
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by D4Ha 2y ago
Shouldn't it be better described as a GRUB trojan. Unlike true bootkits, which persist through OS reinstalls by exploiting firmware. This can be easily removed by reinstalling GRUB or the OS, making it less persistent and not a genuine
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by D4Ha 2y ago
Given that this is an open source project and sniffing bluetooth can be fun but expensive (only some specialized tools can offer the best results or features), I feel that this project is much appreciated, came close to help those doing any
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A sniffer for Bluetooth 5/4.x (Classic / LE) using TI hardware(github.com)
4 points by D4Ha 2y ago|1 comments
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Fuzz Everything, Everywhere, All at Once, CCC [video](media.ccc.de)
3 points by D4Ha 2y ago|0 comments
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by D4Ha 2y ago
happy you found it to be useful. I also wanted to write an implementation for sometime. The only things I could find were ready-made packages (python/Golang...etc). The part I'd also like to know about is error correction, if you
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by D4Ha 2y ago
I agree, the original link to the post, doesnt have a date as far as i can tell, and I can't edit it anymore.
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Creating a QR Code step by step(nayuki.io)
247 points by D4Ha 2y ago|46 comments
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by D4Ha 2y ago
That was lost on me, because the second quote felt like a prediction of the impact of technology on our social lives.
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by D4Ha 2y ago
Interesting quotes to go with this Post “So, your kids must love the iPad?” I asked Mr. [Steve] Jobs, trying to change the subject. The company’s first tablet was just hitting the shelves. “They haven’t used it,” he told me. “We limit how m