initramfs

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by initramfs 4d ago
Very clever. If I'm going to use LLM's might as well XP-theme it.
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by initramfs 4d ago
Only if enough people don't get cancer from 6G.
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by initramfs 4d ago
There's no I in CSME. I'm just kidding.
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by initramfs 4d ago
much love to AMD.
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by initramfs 4d ago
by the way, Intel's Quark chip is installed at least 3 times on each chipset and can run on a Minix OS when plugged in to the power and off: from: https://web.archive.org/web/20201201175708/http://bl
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by initramfs 4d ago
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/-KgX9xyIRK8 "Can the CIA really spy on your phone?" He mentions TV and while it's off.
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by initramfs 4d ago
> Any evidence it is an iLands-affiliated person making those posts? No, but in the screenshot it shows the email in the "Trash," not Spam folder. He reached out to the company to request an unsubscribe option, but they hadn&#x
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by initramfs 4d ago
This is very similar to the mjrathburn openclaw incident several months back: https://theshamblog.com/an-ai-agent-wrote-a-hit-piece-on-me- ... They discovered the agents started raising money for themselves, including crypto
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by initramfs 5d ago
This is very similar to the mjrathburn openclaw incident several months back: https://theshamblog.com/an-ai-agent-wrote-a-hit-piece-on-me-... They discovered the agents started raising money for themselves, including crypto
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X86S with IGZO BEOL EDRAM(inavoyage.blogspot.com)
6 points by initramfs 6d ago|1 comments
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by initramfs 6d ago
With the new x86S startup, I theorized how much die space could be reduced with eDRAM using Gemini: https://github.com/hatonthecat/solarcircuits/commit/ebbc2dfc... Also MCDRAM: https://chipsandchee
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by initramfs 6d ago
cool!
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Mysterious x86 CPU Has APX, X86S Where Intel Left Off for LegacyFree x86(phoronix.com)
2 points by initramfs 8d ago|0 comments
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by initramfs 10d ago
the enemy of my phone's temperature is my friend.
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by initramfs 17d ago
I used to go to my computer laboratory in high school and at my mom's work to print out GameFAQ walkthroughs in the late 90s. They were excellent. I wrote this to remind myself of simple fun that's been superseded by grander ambit
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by initramfs 17d ago
Semianalysis also provided some insights: https://newsletter.semianalysis.com/p/most-neoclouds-suck-at...
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by initramfs 17d ago
I've been noticing page views in the past several months with a much wider span of origin on my Blogger stats. Before I would get a few from several countries, but now I am getting views from tiny countries and obscure or outdated brow
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by initramfs 20d ago
I have noticed a lot of my Github followers who are either newer students or just new to Github have an immaculate green board of commits on their profile page, but it's so over the top I only like the ones that have creative illustrat
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by initramfs 20d ago
I only look for humans.md and humans.txt.
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Ink at 60 Hz, and the Schematics Are on GitHub(gentlefuture.net)
8 points by initramfs 20d ago|1 comments
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by initramfs 21d ago
Such an awesome figure.
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by initramfs 22d ago
Had no idea Leno did a 90 minute infomercial!
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by initramfs 22d ago
True, although when my friend showed me PlayStation could load videos from CD ROM, I was blown away because it looked so effortless for a small system.
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by initramfs 22d ago
I also tested a 386 at 16MHz & 40MHz too: https://youtu.be/83eiLicpsTM
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by initramfs 22d ago
"The box stated that it required a 386DX or better processor, 4 MB of more of RAM, and approximately 50 MB of disk space. Nothing stopped you from installing it on a 386SX. I know because I tried it, mostly out of morbid curiosity. It
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by initramfs 23d ago
According to It's FOSS, :It's FOSS 3h • Microsoft quietly embeds a hidden tracking identifier in every AI-generated image you create using Paint or Photos on Windows. A researcher discovered that these apps embed a server-issued G
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by initramfs 23d ago
Forgot about that. I intially thought you were referring to CloudFlare Captcha's, which Google and Firefox are partnering with: https://www.techtimes.com/articles/318891/20260623/cloudflar... It's r
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by initramfs 23d ago
No, I wasn't suggesting that. I was saying that if there was digital art (human made) aesthetically significant that a curator would want to display it in a museum, Microsoft's GUID supplied to a data collection agency would make
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by initramfs 23d ago
Ah, that makes more sense. Thanks for pointing it out. I guess MSPaint scans for that now on Windows 10 and 11, or just 11?
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by initramfs 23d ago
Right, the sub-headline "security through antiquity" is a nod to both the oft-repeated "security through obscurity," while pointing out the fact that antiquity is sometimes underutilized or undervalued as a security mec

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