KateLawson

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by KateLawson 20d ago
Various versions of these cards could be accessed to change the balance, including extracting the key by differential power analysis [edit] Looks like this finally became public recently https://www.techtimes.com/articles&#
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by KateLawson 22d ago
It used to be common to leave voicemail for him from conference bridges ("cl1ff st0le muh k0d3z"). His greeting said something like "I'm not here right now; I'm baking cookies". @CliffStoll Even though I wasn&#
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by KateLawson 1mo ago
Any reason why you don't use clang's `-fbounds-safety`? It offers ABI compatibility and incremental adoption. The author of Fil-C worked on it also :-) https://clang.llvm.org/docs/BoundsSafety.html#overview
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by KateLawson 3y ago
MNIST is what the Post Office solved in the late 1990s. It's basically the "hello world" of visual recognition these days. https://www.govexec.com/federal-news/1999/02/postal-service-...
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by KateLawson 4y ago
It's important to point out that these programs have two different objectives. The Mullvad client is designed to connect to a closed-source service, which is run by someone else. It supports a bunch of different plugins, including open
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by KateLawson 4y ago
The slowness was due to a hardware bug in the 6522 VIA chip. The shift register (FIFO) would lock up randomly. Since this couldn't be fixed before the floppy drive needed to be shipped, they had the 6502 CPU bit-bang the IEC protocol,
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by KateLawson 4y ago
Sun did have a firewall by the early 90's. It had application-level proxies, and you'd have to configure applications to bounce through it if you wanted to get to the Internet. In many ways, this was more secure than today's