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781.
by Aissen 6y ago
With 50Gb/s per lane, that would be 144 lanes to reach 900GB/s. Quite impressive.
782.
by Aissen 6y ago
GPU-to-CPU interface >900GB/sec NVLink 4. What kind of interconnect is that ? Is that even physically realistic ?
783.
by Aissen 6y ago
Totally believable. Someone I trust in the RE community told me about similar shenanigans when trying to report issues to Valve.
784.
by Aissen 6y ago
It's past time we use a better solution for the PSL side-effects (cookies partitionning, TLD detection) than a centralized list. A dedicated DNS record comes to mind.
785.
Common Crawl(commoncrawl.org)
397 points by Aissen 6y ago|61 comments
786.
by Aissen 6y ago
A fundamental question I haven't seen addressed: if Google' security/threat analysis/whatever team can find evidence of "counterterrorism" 0days in the wild, what's to stop "terrorists" to find t
787.
Pockit Modular computing demo [video](reddit.com)
219 points by Aissen 6y ago|33 comments
788.
by Aissen 6y ago
Try https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=fr&tl=en&u=https:/... although it doesn't have graphics.
789.
by Aissen 6y ago
It's one of the demands, the "user-centric" model. It's mostly because the major record labels (who have the top artists) might see a reduction of revenue. But even that was disproved in a recent french study: https:&#x
790.
by Aissen 6y ago
Indeed, it would be much more interesting. Deezer might be on track to implement it in France (not sure when?) but a recent study (in french) gives a lot of information on its potential impact: https://cnm.fr/wp-content&#x2F
791.
by Aissen 6y ago
> Rust can't count on OSes having Rust's standard library built-in, so Rust executables bundle bits of the Rust's standard library (300KB or more). Fortunately, it's a one-time overhead. No, it's not, especially
792.
OVHcloud founder video statement on SBG2 fire(ovh.com)
5 points by Aissen 6y ago|0 comments
793.
by Aissen 6y ago
It would make a great addition to the Accidentally Quadratic blog: https://accidentallyquadratic.tumblr.com/ (haven't been updated in ~2 years, but maybe the author is around).
794.
by Aissen 6y ago
GNU poke is already really promising. You can have a look at this presentation from Kernel Recipes 2019 to get a rough idea of what it looked like ~two years ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=92Sykut06N8 Think of it as t
795.
by Aissen 6y ago
There was a great introduction to QuickCheck and many other interesting concepts at 36c3: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2tK9G7rKQQ I'd recommend it if you don't understand much of the article.
796.
by Aissen 6y ago
Or the URL-based model used by Go.
797.
by Aissen 6y ago
I was able to reach it via weechat, too: https://twitter.com/Aissn/status/1359227572182278145
798.
GNU screen crash processing combining characters(openwall.com)
2 points by Aissen 6y ago|0 comments
799.
UTF-8 handling bug in GNU screen leads to at least DoS reachable remotely(twitter.com)
34 points by Aissen 6y ago|2 comments
800.
by Aissen 6y ago
It's too late. Once you've raised a little, your investors want a return on investment, so you raise more, allowing (some of) them to exit without making a loss. Rinse and repeat.
801.
by Aissen 6y ago
If Google's goal is to make sure that future regulation forbids them from ever banning an account of real person or company, they're on the right path for that. In a few years we'll have spammers with legit companies able to
802.
by Aissen 6y ago
I have now memorized all commands (and stopped switching distros), but I used to regularly look at this rosetta stone of package management commands: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Pacman/Rosetta
803.
by Aissen 6y ago
You can, of course, think of it this way; and you probably should. But, it also means more work, and you might as well update your distro if you go down that path. I'm reluctant to build & ship my own python for a very simple reaso
804.
by Aissen 6y ago
I'm more annoyed for the "Drop support for Python 3.5" than the first one. There are a few codebases I maintain where I already had to pin the pip version because the machine runs python 3.4, and then pin other package versio
805.
by Aissen 6y ago
This reminds me of cozy cloud's rewrite from node.js to go ( https://github.com/cozy/cozy-stack ); this seems to be a rewrite from php to go, as well as re-architecturing it: https://github.com/ownc
806.
by Aissen 6y ago
The ansible community does that too, and it's a pain. Instead of locking issues, they should be auto-transformed into a forum/community post, letting users discuss them if they want, and coordinate opening a new issue if necessary
807.
by Aissen 6y ago
Yes, but it cannot be the sole feature. This should be done for compatibility with old apps, but also explicitly forbidden in the app stores that any app try to work around that by doing any kind of active detection.
808.
by Aissen 6y ago
Remember when Facebook Security added SMS 2-factor verification and promised to never use the phone number for anything else, but then they were overridden and it was fed into the social graph, leading to their CISO resigning ?
809.
by Aissen 6y ago
Since this is a feature request, it would be nice to the project to change the link to their community feature request: https://community.signalusers.org/t/migrate-from-whatsapp/10...
810.
WhatsApp whitepaper removed sentence about never having access to private keys(twitter.com)
491 points by Aissen 6y ago|105 comments

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