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by dtx1 2y ago
> I have schematics for every circuit and case part. I can (and have) use these to make whatever changes I want. If I run into trouble I have direct access to the engineer who designed them. And have you made any change to any circuit? E
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by dtx1 2y ago
> How is Framework 'proven' to be more 'future proof' than the MNT Reform devices? Framework has shipped multiple generations of hardware with upgrade SOCs/Mainboards in the same form factor. MNT Reform is alread
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by dtx1 2y ago
Neither does the RK3588, which is precisely the point I was making. From the MNT Reform Website https://shop.mntre.com/products/mnt-reform > RK3588 > Binary DDR and GPU firmware That makes it just as closed sourc
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by dtx1 2y ago
David Allen's Getting Things Done as a Method is still the GOAT of self organization for me. I personally use a hacked together Obsidian Notebook because it was the only tool that was flexible enough for me.
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by dtx1 2y ago
So... Where did they get the money that they spent then?
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by dtx1 2y ago
And Running on an overclocked epyc processor with dual 4090s you get a whole FPS in it too!
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by dtx1 2y ago
I can unfortunatly only link this German Video for a good example just how bad lego sets have become: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tvyp2VGNL14 Comparing an old police station with the modern one but at 3:57 Left side Mod
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by dtx1 2y ago
Bluebrixx produces in the EU
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by dtx1 2y ago
https://www.bluebrixx.com/en/
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by dtx1 2y ago
Legos Quality in the last decade has been on a steady decline to an absurd degree. Most of their sets now are substandard in part count, part quality, full of stickers and it's all star wars and other tie ins while the prices skyrocket
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by dtx1 2y ago
https://foundation.mozilla.org/en/privacynotincluded/onyx-bo...
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by dtx1 2y ago
Great Idea, I am sure that will make it much easier to Bing it when Issues arise. Right? Right?
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by dtx1 2y ago
> 05/17/2024: Follow-up to DHS CISO about TSA statements (no reply) > 06/04/2024: Follow-up to DHS CISO about TSA statements (no reply) There should be a public Shitlist of Organisations that don't get the Ben
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by dtx1 2y ago
I hope that cosmic manages to kill Gnome long term.
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by dtx1 2y ago
The correct answer is coreboot+heads
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by dtx1 2y ago
> Sovereign Transportation Fund to invest €686,400 into Highway Infrastructure This isn't generosity. They probably need it for a Hospital or something.
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by dtx1 2y ago
It's almost more amazing that it only kinda sorta works and doesn't go all HAL 9000 on us by being super literal.
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by dtx1 2y ago
The NSA being the good guys for once feels strange. Especially caring for public interest.
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by dtx1 2y ago
Have the room owner create an AES 256 key, send it to all Party members via 1:1 e2ee, encrypt room messages with that AES key.
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by dtx1 2y ago
iPad OS/MacOS Notebook like a Microsoft Surface but with an actually usable User Interface would be the obvious next step to me.
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by dtx1 2y ago
I don't quite get the point of this. Basically any home or small buisness router is going to have a password or it's a public wifi hotspot anyway. Am I missing anything?
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by dtx1 2y ago
I think certain personality types just have a really different view about risk than we do. I once talked to our CEO about it and he was like "I'd risk it all again, I like to play!". There are people who LIKE to take those ki
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by dtx1 2y ago
I never understood why AMD is not at least making the source of these available. I would actually really like a secure cryptographic processor that's been extensively vetted and trustworthy.
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by dtx1 2y ago
Firefox, UBlock, Sponsorblock. Only way to tube
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by dtx1 2y ago
Graphene only supports pixels.
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by dtx1 2y ago
Linux/Unix Kernels allow you to do some insane stuff. My best current example was swap on VRAM but this is even better.
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by dtx1 2y ago
One part of me wants you to DMCA the living daylight out of them. The other part is currently seeding torrents and thinks copyright is kinda dumb. Anyway, shitty thing to do by the defcon people.
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by dtx1 2y ago
Step 1: Lease a Server for a month Step 2: Compromise that server Step 3: Cancel the lease Step 4: Wait for it to be reused Step 5: Next Customer in line is now compromised
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by dtx1 2y ago
It's also unclear wether a virtualized guest can use this exploit. If so, it's a matter of hours until every cloud provider gets infected.
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by dtx1 2y ago
Oh did they find the NSA Backdoor or are all hardware firmwares just leaking like a sieve?

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