ilikenwf

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Clevo Boot Guard Keys in the Wild Opening Door to Coreboot and Security Issues(winraid.level1techs.com)
4 points by ilikenwf 2y ago|1 comments
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by ilikenwf 2y ago
It seems that the clevo boot guard, and possibly other signing keys have been shared regularly on their official site, which should allow for coreboot/dasharo/system76 ports to work with a wider variety of their machines. The OP i
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by ilikenwf 2y ago
Gamestop isn't really just games anymore; even if they closed all brick and mortar shops and sold nothing they'd still be green on paper because of the liquid assets they hold. The stock market and business of it never do make sen
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by ilikenwf 2y ago
You didn't really cover any fundamentals here. The business itself is changing and the investors generally are buying into Ryan Cohen, not Gamestop at face value, "MOASS" or not. They have $4 billion in liquid assets, which i
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by ilikenwf 3y ago
You are incorrect. Please take a look at the default preferences that they ship, as they are a large and important part of it. Literally on the front page: https://librewolf.net You're here to astroturf for Mozilla or Googl
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by ilikenwf 3y ago
Depends on who the upstream provider is. Having a pihole or opnsense with dnscrypt and/or unbound setup is best.
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by ilikenwf 3y ago
Here's your solution https://librewolf.net/ Keeps version parity but removes all the nastiness with a lot of other beneficial config changes...and the ability to further customize in persistent js files. Cachy Browser
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by ilikenwf 3y ago
The wait time is what kept me from ordering one, actually. I love everything they're doing but don't want to get stuck like I did when I bought into the kickstarter for the purism librem5...which sits in it's box on my shelf.
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by ilikenwf 3y ago
I realize all this... But my HP Spectre died (I know, don't laugh) - 8th gen i7. It was...fine...I almost finished porting coreboot but the EC init I never could get working right. That said the Serval WS and other more premium builds,
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by ilikenwf 3y ago
I assume you've seen those strange retrofit motherboards from China? I forget the name. I know one a few years ago got posted here after the owner ported Coreboot to it.
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by ilikenwf 3y ago
Your model makes sense, at least for situations like yours... I got the serval because it includes a 4070 8gb...so graphics and battery life aren't really a concern to me...I usually am plugged in. I also trust AMD more but they haven&
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by ilikenwf 3y ago
In college, sure - they actually started us on C/C++ and then had us work in ASM for discrete math... But in middle and high school now I believe they teach...whatever the teacher wants. So a lot of js, python, vb...
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by ilikenwf 3y ago
Unless you use pyc it's only as compiled if you count php as compiled. Just in time bytecode compilation does not a compiled language make.
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by ilikenwf 3y ago
I went "mobile workstation" this time around and so I have sockets again, migrating from a desktop and my dead ultrabook... I can live with having ~1hr battery life (which I can push further anyway) with the way I operate and work
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by ilikenwf 3y ago
In addition the starlabs machines and tuxedo machines are ridiculous in terms of quality, even going as far as using cherry switches on their keyboards now...in the models well beyond my price point. I realize everyone hates on clevo but it
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by ilikenwf 3y ago
Makes perfect sense for your situation. In my case it is more...portable power, without a lot of concern on efficiency because I'm always plugged in. I guess it depends on priorities. I prefer first to be as assured as I can that desp
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by ilikenwf 3y ago
Lenovo and quality aren't two words I associate together anymore. The IBM thinkpads were great, I have a pile of them in my storage. In fact I have both some Lenovo and IBM branded T60 and T4XX models. The IBM units have obviously more
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by ilikenwf 3y ago
As much as I dislike the intel/amd "two party" thing we have now, why AMD when intel is the devil we know? I realize performance and power and heat can be the concern but ultimately we know how to cripple ME, while the PSP is
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by ilikenwf 3y ago
I really wish schools would teach compiled languages before scripting languages.
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by ilikenwf 3y ago
Why not one of the coreboot/openec powered machines from System76? Purism kinda...sucks lately, but there's also Tuxedo computers, the KDE laptop, and others as well... There's also starlabs but their ship time is atrocious.
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by ilikenwf 4y ago
This took me 4-5 hours which is longer than writing myself would have taken, however I did this as an experiment. I fed the specs into ChatGPT, and went back and forth with it until we had a working addon. I also used Stable Diffusion for t
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YoutubeDLStreamer – A 99% AI Generated Kodi Addon(github.com)
1 points by ilikenwf 4y ago|1 comments
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by ilikenwf 4y ago
The dealership itself, a mainline GM dealer owned by Berkshire-Hathaway.
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by ilikenwf 4y ago
Cross posting from the other thread: I ended up calling and having OnStar cancel my "trial" in my 2018 era truck in 2019, to the point I instructed them to disable the OnStar lights on the mirror and everything. This was a task as
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by ilikenwf 4y ago
Even if it doesn't have all that, if you finance most vehicles they will install a poorly hidden cell tracker that usually draws power from the OBD2 port. It is legally problematic to remove until you switch financing... In addition, i
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by ilikenwf 4y ago
I ended up calling and having OnStar cancel my "trial" in my 2018 era truck in 2019, to the point I instructed them to disable the OnStar lights on the mirror and everything. This was a task as they're very annoying and persi
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SuperBNB, the First Superhero of the BSC – BNB Dividend Rewards(superbnb.finance)
1 points by ilikenwf 5y ago|1 comments
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by ilikenwf 5y ago
From his black uniform to his flowing yellow cape to the BNB shield on his chest, SuperBNB is one of the most immediately recognizable and beloved superhero of all time. The SuperBNB is the ultimate symbol of truth, justice, and hope. Contr
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by ilikenwf 5y ago
While I do have interest in promoting this coin, I really do believe that it is a step in the right direction - deflationary, dividend paying, locked liquidity. Really, this is what the stablecoins of the future should be.
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Novel Blockchain Technology: SuperBNB Pays Dividends in BNB Instead of Itself(cryptogoat.org)
1 points by ilikenwf 5y ago|2 comments

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