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by daghamm 1y ago
Email is visible in commit messages. So nothing new at all
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by daghamm 1y ago
But maybe they can negotiate a better deal for their payments?
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by daghamm 1y ago
How will this affect tourism? I can't see people paying thousands of dollars for a US vacation if there is a small chance of them being randomly detained and locked up for days.
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by daghamm 1y ago
No idea, but technically some phones are now water-cooled.
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by daghamm 1y ago
I like librapay, I wish more people would use it. I also hope they can reduce the ratio paid to paypal/stripe. More money should go to devs.
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by daghamm 1y ago
Do you know where to find statistics on accidents and fatalities per vehicle or brand? Do for example insurance companies provide such data?
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by daghamm 2y ago
I like this approach. But can you safely do this with multi room devices?
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by daghamm 2y ago
US is pushing for these to replace classic crypto in commercial applications by 2030. The C in CNSA 2.0 is for "Commercial".
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by daghamm 2y ago
Sorry, can you expand on the issues with KEM?
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by daghamm 2y ago
At his level, the only thing he cares about are tax breaks.
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by daghamm 2y ago
Comparison for previous generations https://www.hardware-corner.net/guides/gpu-benchmark-large-l...
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by daghamm 2y ago
I think the biggest fear is lack of accountability. We have already seen this causing real problems for real people. Please see Jeremy Howard's lecture on ethics in AI for some real world examples.
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by daghamm 2y ago
"Easier to trust Tesla or VW." Teslas are now old enough to be subject to mandatory yearly inspection in EU. They are dead last in the German and Swedish rankings based on the number of issues found during the yearly inspection. G
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by daghamm 2y ago
Given that nobody uses TOTP with Sha256 today I assume there is no real reason to upgrade. But has anyone actually reaserached this? For all we know, using hma-sha256 in TOTP may actually make it less secure.
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by daghamm 2y ago
This is very useful to anyone writing TOTP tools, big thanks to the author. However, reading the article this section caught my eye: "As we now know, SHA-1 has some fundamental weaknesses. ... But the TOTP authors disagree and allow a
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by daghamm 2y ago
Counterpoint, from the developers pov: https://github.com/bragefuglseth/fretboard/issues/30
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by daghamm 2y ago
Why do you need to theme everything when it always result in a broken UI? Please see this thread https://github.com/bragefuglseth/fretboard/issues/30
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by daghamm 2y ago
Thank you. This is exactly how I feel. libadawita has been a game changer. Now gnome suddenly has the best looking apps among all DEs and platforms. I hope WhiteSur is useful for OSX developers using GTK, but please keep it out of gnome and
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by daghamm 2y ago
No, but a self-sustained 8-bit or even 32-bit MCU may be cheaper than a 555.
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by daghamm 2y ago
You are wrong on two accounts. There are plenty of ways for getting rid of underperformers in a goverment organisation. I've seen entire teams being sacked, and also some of the hardest working people I know work for goverment organisa
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by daghamm 2y ago
I've far more respect for Tsutomu. In the end he turned out to be the better hacker. Reading Mitnicks book I sometimes get the impression that the he is making up half of it.
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by daghamm 2y ago
Compared to other CVEs, the description for this one looks very different. Does anyone know why it reads so apologetic?
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by daghamm 2y ago
Wonder how much of that was wasted by poor Firefox users.
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by daghamm 2y ago
At least on android the browser is limited by the android permission system, i.e. if you dont give browser GPS permissionit cannot give pages dito. In addition the browser will ask if you want to grant an app access to something like positi
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by daghamm 2y ago
This looks very interesting. The CPU is pretty close to rpi2 and zero W2, which can run latest vanilla Debian. Not sure why the official OS is stuck on such an old kernel.
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by daghamm 2y ago
Are Linux distros particularly active on twitter? I for one would like to go back to the old IRC days.
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by daghamm 2y ago
Yes, I had no idea they were still working on it. You could buy their products in west as a sort of a low-power PC for a short while, but I think once netbooks arrived those just vanished.
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by daghamm 2y ago
China tried to create a homegrown CPU 15-20 years ago with their MIPS variant but that died out. I think this time they are much wiser and will pull it off. In 5-8 years we may have China CPUs dominating the Asian market at least. Riscv lea
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by daghamm 2y ago
One thing that makes this whole thing even more interesting is that DeepSeek is published by a crypto hedgefund. It start essentially as skunkwork by a couple of employees using unallocated GPUs. And all this happened while Sam Altman was s
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by daghamm 2y ago
You can run their pipeline locally with better observability.

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