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genr8
2y ago
the Gentoo Wiki is also high on my list, actually first because Gentoo is my preferred choice, equal in terms of useful content, only second in userbase - to Arch. Gentoo also implemented a policy prohibiting people from contributing LLM o
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2y ago
we are in the machine's feedback loop.
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2y ago
we have been using wgetpaste, that supports this 0x0 service (among others), as a support tool, so people can paste their debug logs and stuff to chat. https://github.com/zlin/wgetpaste you can also use curl directly:
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3y ago
The Coming Soon columns make it hard to see the two main price and name columns on mobile small screen at the same time. I wish to hide those. But nice idea.
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3y ago
I liked this article a lot, it really helped to nail down what EXACTLY people mean when it comes to metrics.
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3y ago
a 1984 law
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3y ago
What a coincidence, - I was reading about this last night on a great website: https://www.multicians.org/project-mac.html
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3y ago
"At 10% threshold, assuming a 10-μs code cycle and non-local connections, one key can be generated every 10 minutes using 6000 modules with 1152 physical qubits each." 1152 qubits sounds like the D-Wave chips. So does that mean 60
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3y ago
now here we have "X considered harmful" - a common Trope. This seems more like a "First!" to title their paper this, as a meme of the whitepaper meta, that title came first, then the arguments came. I say this because I
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3y ago
a similar situation just happened between Nvidia and EVGA. NVidia makes the chips, And So, holds all the bargaining chips so to speak, and EVGA is just the board partner that has to find some way to make the price work. At some point it bec
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3y ago
tell that to the lawyers who make a living defending corporations and putting up legal firewalls of plausible deniability
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3y ago
I learned about this on Joe Rogan a couple years ago "Joe Rogan: Plants Know They're Being Eaten & Feel Pain!" https://www.reddit.com/r/JoeRogan/comments/641t0b/researcher...
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4y ago
Kees Cook is a legend. Actually wrote a new ELF wrapper for a.out binaries !
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5y ago
I can't believe [What do they have to hide?] was even seriously spoken here. Im not the only one who believes this glows exactly like a state-sanctioned hitjob. This was cyber-warfare. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5
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5y ago
One step closer to anarcho-tyranny. Anonymous has become the Antifa of the Internet. Basically a far-left strike force, cloaked but public, with enough plausible deniability that the 3 letter agencies allow to exist because they can do thin
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6y ago
Ironic this article was posted the same day as : Why Don't They Make BIGGER CPUs? - (Techquickie) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8JAWz9Da5og Now I know its just a LinusTechTips level video, but I guess they havent hea
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6y ago
This is what happened to my browser immediately after clicking that link, closing it, and opening a new window. https://i.imgur.com/3O60uZJ.png Brand new behavior to freak me out...
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6y ago
I havent confused them. Its phrased like that to alert people they can't change the key strength by bit-ness, but they can change the KDF password-strength, on GENERATION, which is peoples first gateway into Ed25519. And X448 opens ano
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6y ago
4096 _does_ take a lot of extra CPU resources, and it _is_ diminishing returns. But anyone who prioritizes this above all else is arguing either from a vantage point of distributed scaling across servers that cost money to handle millions o
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6y ago
I didnt say it wasn't enough. I said you should upgrade to elliptic curve crypto, or if you have to stay on RSA, re-generate with 4096 because it's better. A 2048 bit RSA key only provides 112 bits of security - claimed to be suit
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6y ago
Exactly, I was trying to point this out, that they were seperate. I only mention increasing the rounds of your passphrase in the same sentence because you do this when generating the key to increase security, and if you don't specify i
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6y ago
There is a good reason, its just buried in complex crypto math and I won't be the one to explain it for you. If you are still using RSA, you should have upgraded to 4096 bit RSA by now. If not, you should be regenerating and changing
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6y ago
Yea. But that was added later, and theres still important JSON build-system files that you need to edit manually to this day. JSON isnt descriptive enough to auto-translate the raw files into a functional GUI. They seem to think its better
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6y ago
I agree, but its a personal blog that got self-posted to HN, its just his opinion man. You can disregard it if you want.
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6y ago
You might want to reconsider using Safari on iOS...
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6y ago
Microsoft is so large, and so disjointed, its not as simple as you make it out to be. The corporate culture prevents it. You forgot all the bureaucratic middle managers whos sole job is to enforce IT Silo'ing and gatekeep other teams f
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6y ago
MS is so large, one hand doesn't know what any other division is doing, and their community interaction is horrible because they make more money when people are ill informed and just go with the flow. So even if 10% of the company is &
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6y ago
M$ will only open source things that don't make them their money, while at the same time, tricking developers that they care by appropriating the communities work and extracting as much value out of Linux for free as possible, for thei
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6y ago
This is a warning sign that we have 0 agency over hard drives we think we own. The corporations control the actual tech being pushed, to pull a bait and switch. They also control the firmware, which is super proprietary and hidden, and can
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6y ago
THE TAXONOMY OF PRIVACY: by Daniel J. Solove (84 Pages Posted: 16 Feb 2005) Table of Contents: A. Information Collection -1. Surveillance -2. Interrogation B. Information Processing -1. Aggregation -2. Identification -3. Insecurity -4. Seco
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