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antsoul
6y ago
Also before Pfizer and Moderna results, we just got a scary mutation on the spike protein in Minks farms in Denmark. This could easily make any vaccine based on the spike protein worthless, which may explain why suddenly western companies s
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antsoul
6y ago
US and Israel looking at China's strategy at BGP-level in 2018 : https://scholarcommons.usf.edu/mca/vol3/iss1/7/
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antsoul
6y ago
His talk at Fosdem : https://fosdem.org/2020/schedule/event/fsr_openwifi/
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antsoul
6y ago
GNU Taler is electronic money, not a currency. Neutral, every one can make its own currency. Transaction is secure (trust in the e-money) because of GNUnet; it even addressed the Sybil attacks concerns. Trust on the currency comes from real
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antsoul
6y ago
"lego brick" ? No, it's actually the most important pillars of the digital future (GNS, reclaim:id, Taler, Secushare... all based on gnunet)
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antsoul
6y ago
From what I got, the future should look like : -You choose the RISC-V design first. -From that design, you choose the fab that will produce the design. Each fab has its own price and trustfulness.
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antsoul
6y ago
Price. I know Thalos has some FSF-certified boards based on POWER9 CPU and want to offer a laptop soon, but I would not expect anything under 3000$.
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antsoul
6y ago
If the problem is the lack of trustful manufacturers, then RISC-V simplify the work of any fab that want to become this trustful manufacturer. When we talk about security on Intel CPU, it's tragic. When we talk about security about RIS
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antsoul
6y ago
There are three major revisions of Mali GPUs: Utgard (-4 ), Midgard (-T ) and Bifrost (-G*). There were 2 reverse engineering efforts. Lima (Utgard) and Panfrost project (Midgard and Bitfrost). Both were included in Mesa 19.1. And the "
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antsoul
6y ago
My idea is that a pool of free-hardware computer can be used to build up some community networks and clusters of hardware sharing their resources. If you run a GNUnet node on a RISC-V router running seL4 [0] to log into your bank account, t
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antsoul
6y ago
Thanks to Alyssa Rosenzweig and the Panfrost team for reverse-engineering the Mali GPU. We can start moving out of the Intel/AMD backdoors and start to equip ourselves and our communities with trustworthy computers : ARM-based for now,
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antsoul
6y ago
https://fosdem.org/2020/schedule/event/benefits_porting_godo...
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antsoul
6y ago
Godot 4.0, with Vulkan support, will replace Unity really quickly.
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antsoul
7y ago
In this article, Zizek brings the Munchhausen story to show how he differs from Nietzsche on deep philosophical grounds. https://thephilosophicalsalon.com/the-fall-that-makes-us-lik... It's been my mind for a while now
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antsoul
7y ago
Your article [1] is more or less a review from what was known before Covid-19. It feels like a "worst case to expect". OP's article is really about Covid-19, having been tested on some specific surfaces.
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antsoul
7y ago
Considering that no solution exist anywhere to the global problem we face, I'd reconsider the value of "useful/useless". Fake easy-solutions are good to make you feel better before work, but it prevents you from going in
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antsoul
7y ago
Wait a minute, you state something that Chomsky never said (the "alternative 100% top-down central-managed solution") , and then call him "not very useful" for this fake statement? He's not saying Mondragon is bad,
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antsoul
7y ago
I trust this guy : https://media.ccc.de/v/thms-26-cryptography-of-killing-proof... And he's behind the crypto of GNU Taler and Polkadot
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antsoul
7y ago
Don't forget to thank the WikiGnomes for their work. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Ser_Amantio_di_Nicolao "What is your favorite good article that you contributed significantly to, or assisted significan
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antsoul
7y ago
Beagleboard's projects around RISC-V : https://media.ccc.de/v/36c3-10549-linux_on_open_source_hardw...
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antsoul
7y ago
Eugène N. Marais - The Soul of the White Ant (1937) http://journeytoforever.org/farm_library/Marais1/whiteantToC...
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antsoul
7y ago
If only the author knew about GNUnet...
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antsoul
7y ago
Where can I read without access ?
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antsoul
7y ago
I'd even prefer the Erowid page : https://erowid.org/ask/ask.php?ID=2726
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antsoul
7y ago
It's written in a way to make you feel there's no problem. The total land burned over the years accumulate. We may have a constant speed to burn all the forests left, but it's a deadly speed.
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antsoul
7y ago
Read and follow the bug reports, specially this one : https://bugs.gnunet.org/view.php?id=4625
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antsoul
7y ago
101 videos from the CCC 2019 ? This is a good day.
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antsoul
7y ago
Decomposition would be best in the open, not buried in the soil. You need oxygen for all kind of life to eat your corpse. Sky Burial would be my favorite way to go.
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antsoul
7y ago
How do they relate to microkernels ? Since last HN post about GNU Hurd, I'm wondering why not try to join this Free microkernel project instead of looking in another kernel's direction ?
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antsoul
7y ago
Only technology being worked on ? >> Digging. What a coincidence, that's pretty useful for oil too. The market uses money to burn oil to burn money to burn oil.
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