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by ece 5y ago
See for yourself: https://google.com/a
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by ece 5y ago
It seems like Firefox will support Manifest v3 in a way that doesn't break compatibility with other browsers and support the blocking webRequest API as well: https://blog.mozilla.org/addons/2021/05/27&#x2
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by ece 5y ago
The flow requires both devices to be in the possession of the account holder for the migration to start, mitigating any risks of foul play. I just tried migrating on my (Android) phones. If an attacker can get you put in your passcode, they
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by ece 5y ago
The additional L3 is per chiplet, so you're still going to have to talk to other chiplets and their L3. Latency numbers would be good to see. This is definitely better than eDRAM L4 on the I/O die, and that's still something
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by ece 5y ago
Augment?
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by ece 5y ago
I wonder why it didn't make it to production, at least the self balancing and electric parts of it.
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Can Biden Make Corporate America Care About Cybersecurity?(slate.com)
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by ece 5y ago
~20% of users are still on 32-bit, how?
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by ece 5y ago
I hope finding out how much an Xbox really costs isn't too much to ask for after these disclosures.
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by ece 5y ago
Bitcoin: exploiting the dirtiest power sources since 2021.
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by ece 5y ago
This is about privacy and security concerns which should outweigh Apple's need for lock-in. Even BT scanning would be a good start.
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by ece 5y ago
Every phone should have a UWB scanner, to scan for these things.
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by ece 5y ago
A GPS-only tracker would raise the bar a bit, more expensive+power use. With the Find My network and UWB, it just seems like bar has been lowered without adequate protections.
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by ece 5y ago
SC1 and AOE2, have more streamers and events than 3-5 years ago from my Twitch browsing. Both games that are more than two decades old. Really shows the staying power of the RTS genre IMO, sure it's some nostalgia, but there have been
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by ece 5y ago
This is what Intel/AMD have done for multiple generations of their GPU hardware now for a decade or more. Hasn't stopped them from innovating. Nvidia has PTX with a proprietary steam assembler underneath which can retarget any har
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by ece 5y ago
I was trying to get at cargo2nix, gradle2nix, etc.. Static linking along with non-FHS does enable multiple versions of apps to co-exist easier, but then this is what AppImage/Flatpak enable too. I've played around with Nix and sou
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by ece 5y ago
As the reply to Linus's post points out, the increase in storage/network (~9MB vs 40+MB) can be multiples of the shared library cost, and memory cost can be multiples too if you're not calling the same binary over and over ag
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by ece 5y ago
Opensource.com has some good stuff. https://opensource.com/downloads/cheat-sheets
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by ece 5y ago
Maybe independent notaries are what you're after if privacy is the problem? The web seems to do fine with independent cert providers.
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by ece 5y ago
ESYNC is the way this is currently done, it's hit and miss in that it doesn't work unless the number of open files is set high enough for some games. It's also slower than this proposal.
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by ece 5y ago
They could still offer it as a client library feature, just tell the users what kind of r/w amplification and guarantees they can expect, and it's something they could optimize later or not.
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by ece 5y ago
I was wondering about further technical limitations, but that's definitely one as well.
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by ece 5y ago
> Apple contends that '[n]o reasonable consumer would believe' that purchased content would remain on the iTunes platform indefinitely By this definition, any online locked down device (not just the software on it) can only be
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by ece 5y ago
And it's not immune to editor and user fickleness.
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by ece 5y ago
Lichess is great and they mention FICS in one of their blog posts as a great way to play too: https://lichess.org/blog/WrbfjyYAAMOualZ5/our-favourite-open... They also mention kfchess, which I didn't know abo
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by ece 5y ago
This seems perfect for editing/programming, but I'm wondering what the limitation is?
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by ece 5y ago
I have for a while now thought that the ethical source licenses are at least trying to do exactly what open source licenses are trying to do, just within a human rights framework. The SSPL and other source available licenses on the other ha
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by ece 5y ago
More than 3-4 hours of TV is considered unhealthy, and that number has been constant since the 90s. Why isn't there such a number for phones and computers? Productivity took the limits away, for the worse I feel.
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by ece 5y ago
Opt-in user targeting could still be fine (like offline loyalty programs), and it would be healthier than the current norm of opt-out through ad-blockers.
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by ece 5y ago
There is nothing stopping Google or Facebook from offering content-based advertising to advertisers, publishers and users--sidestepping any issues with multiple small ad deals. A regulator could demand it if they wanted, and together publis

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