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by jagger27 4y ago
Yeah thanks.
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by jagger27 4y ago
>multi-platform targets I think WebAssembly is the most natural fit here.
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by jagger27 4y ago
I think Google's joke solution of using sewage (or perhaps storm sewer pipes) would solve that issue, then.
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by jagger27 4y ago
We've been putting cables underwater for over a century now. We can already do it in cold, and extremely deep seawater too. I think it'll be fine. I'd love to see this technique become widespread. It's so sad that even i
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by jagger27 4y ago
Indeed. “Default install” is a big asterisk.
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by jagger27 4y ago
I think you mean OpenBSD. From their homepage: > Only two remote holes in the default install, in a heck of a long time! FreeBSD, not so much. https://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-list/vendor_id-6/pr...
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by jagger27 4y ago
Let’s assume you’re right and the crypto itself is sound. I agree that is likely and doubt any TLAs have a significant mathematical edge. Does the NSA just stop there and call it a day? No, of course they write Stuxnet. They attack everythi
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by jagger27 4y ago
What does trampoline mean in this context?
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by jagger27 4y ago
Is there much hope of AMD improving this situation?
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by jagger27 4y ago
True.
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by jagger27 4y ago
Or you can get a 4K Eve Spectrum with a 144 Hz refresh rate for less than half the price. There's no need to sacrifice in resolution very much either.
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by jagger27 5y ago
Yes, that tech is called FinFET and it has been in use for many years. The new hot thing is GAAFET (Gate-all-around FET).
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by jagger27 5y ago
I find the SerenityOS userland code base quite approachable. It's all written in C++.
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by jagger27 5y ago
It's a slightly better comparison, however Ryzen 6000 is on N6 (which is an optimized N7 process), whereas M1 Max is on N5. N5 is considerably denser than N6. AMD's next round of APUs on 5 nm will offer a better die area compariso
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by jagger27 5y ago
I'm inclined to agree, and using the last gen part makes a lot of sense from a cost point of view, though it can make low power devices tricky. Apple is probably already at a point where it can make two different chips of the same gene
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by jagger27 5y ago
A quick Google for "multivalent covid vaccine" shows trials in progress and articles from as early as 2021, so I'd say there's progress happening here.
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by jagger27 5y ago
This kind of thing shows that Intel gives its STORM security team a lot of autonomy. The optics of this couldn’t be better, honestly.
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by jagger27 5y ago
What if we had multivalent mRNA vaccines like the HPV vaccine? Gardasil first covered three different strains, then later was bumped to nine, hence Gardasil-9. It doesn’t have to be all or nothing.
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by jagger27 5y ago
Most of the time they’re not printed out at all because of isatty in underlying libraries. Centralized logging doesn’t usually go through a TTY.
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by jagger27 5y ago
Definitely adding this to my todo list to add to the CLI tools I help maintain. A lot of modern tools add emojis to output as well, which I sometimes find unnecessary in a similar way to terminal colours. NO_COLOR and NO_EMOJI seem reasonab
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by jagger27 5y ago
We’re seeing this with lithium. Canada and the US have significant amounts in the ground but the mining and refining infra simply isn’t there. Neon distillation does seem much simpler and cleaner, from my layman perspective.
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by jagger27 5y ago
Yes they would, but if they can't also communicate with other nearby aircraft to get them out of the way then it becomes a problem.
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by jagger27 5y ago
I can't think of a single worse signal jamming activity than interfering with civilian aircraft frequencies. No, it won't make a plane drop out of the sky immediately, but imagine an extremely busy airport like Heathrow without ac
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by jagger27 5y ago
Just so it’s clear, this is a conservative staffer fired by a conservative government for donating to a far(ther) right cause.
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by jagger27 5y ago
Sleeman had a big marketing campaign a few years ago for a beer inspired by the "wild" hops that grow along railroads in Canada.
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by jagger27 5y ago
> Unlike Florida, the Brazilian creeks don’t have any local predators for zebrafish, and Magalhães believes they are now thriving.
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by jagger27 5y ago
Yep, that would have been nice two weeks ago.
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by jagger27 5y ago
Name a single “liberal democracy” where any group would be permitted to occupy a capital city for three weeks uncontested. People really aren’t grasping how weak it makes Canada look that it allowed its own capital to be held in a chokehold
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by jagger27 5y ago
I am talking about written and video statements made by organizers, not individual protesters. > conveniently fully masked agitators I shouldn't even bother responding to this kind of disingenuous bait. Of course it's all a mas
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by jagger27 5y ago
Hey Nathan, I see you don’t live in Canada! You simply don’t have a clue what’s going on here if you think it’s just a party. Multiple organizers have openly made those exact statements. You are misinformed.

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