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by Dunedan 4y ago
> Not that I've ever had to spend a day trying to troubleshoot a bug that was alerted by our monitoring system at 2020-11-09T09:11:05Z (as it was defaulting to UTC), but the relevant logs were timestamped at 10:11:05 09/11&#x2F
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by Dunedan 4y ago
People associated with the CCC most often do responsible disclosure. Therefore you can expect vulnerabilities revealed during C3 to be already known in advance to the vendor. AFAIK an exception to that are jail breaks, which have quite a hi
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by Dunedan 4y ago
> Sorry, but throwing someone on the floor in front of the congress building for registering clearly sarcastic domains such as "hitler.rocks" and "nuke.africa" is just not what I understand under anti-facism. I'm
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by Dunedan 4y ago
I had the same experience when dealing with IONOS when I encountered a problem a while ago where the databases of managed websites were suddenly empty. As I couldn't determine why, I contacted the IONOS support, which after some back a
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by Dunedan 4y ago
As usual be attentive and suspicious when using such tools as its suggestions might not be appropriate. For example let's take the following code: with open("foo") as a: contents = a.read(100) Running it through
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by Dunedan 4y ago
0ad is still not really optimized for multiple CPU cores. So with the right settings it'll happily utilize 100% of a single CPU core, but won't utilize all of your CPU cores.
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by Dunedan 4y ago
I don't if Intel is doing the same, but AMD's chiplet-based Zen 2 and Zen 3 processors use a less dense manufacturing process (12nm) for their IO-die than for their CPU-die (7nm), which results in the IO-die being comparable large
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by Dunedan 4y ago
I run AOSP and can confirm the claims of the parent comment. It's not just OEM customizations, Android itself got way more memory hungry in the past years. Regularly I can't even have two apps running at once without one of them b
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by Dunedan 4y ago
> Firecracker is comparable to QEMU; they are both VMMs that utilize KVM, a hypervisor built into the Linux kernel. That's not accurate: While KVM is mandatory for Firecracker, it isn't for QEMU.
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by Dunedan 4y ago
tl;dr: The article describes the details of Firecrackers architecture and CVE-2019-18960, which (as you can imagine) got fixed long ago.
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by Dunedan 4y ago
If you omit the "www" HTTPS is working as well: https://brouter.de/brouter-web/
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by Dunedan 4y ago
I guess with "1K" they mean 1080p, because then it'd suddenly make sense. I'd be really curious who made the mistake of calling it "1K".
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by Dunedan 4y ago
AWS Fargate uses Firecracker as well.
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by Dunedan 4y ago
> The enclave solution we use currently on our cloud servers is a technology called SGX built into Intel server processors. Intel’s SGX protects against introspection by encrypting RAM as it’s written into memory and decrypting it as it’
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by Dunedan 4y ago
Continental Europe has a synchronous power grid, so Amazon can also use electricity produced outside of Germany for its German data centers.
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by Dunedan 4y ago
Amazon invests a lot in its own wind and solar parks. Because of that, energy prices on the open market shouldn't affect them too much. Read more about that at https://sustainability.aboutamazon.com/environment/ren
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by Dunedan 4y ago
Why didn't you just move the 16GB of RAM from the 11th Gen model to the 12th Gen model? Both use DDR4 after all, don't they?
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Privacy statement updates: Adding web cookies to enterprise marketing subdomains(github.blog)
1 points by Dunedan 4y ago|0 comments
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by Dunedan 4y ago
> The DIMMs were expensive and didn't have broad compatibility. They should have made them in a regular DDR3/4/5 format and half the cost of main memory, or 2x to 4x the density for the same price. Were the prices intentio
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by Dunedan 4y ago
Your setup doesn't factor in labor cost and has a vastly lower durability. That's not to say that S3 is superior compared to your setup, but it's a different solution for different needs.
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by Dunedan 4y ago
> I was referencing the full pricing page for s3 that breaks down by region and class. You were referring to the announcements and these announcements are still available. The actual pricing pages of course only show current prices. What
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by Dunedan 4y ago
> It's hard to come to a firm conclusion since pricing data is held very secretly (AWS quickly deletes announcements of historical price decreases). That's not correct. Here is the history of every (properly tagged) price reduc
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by Dunedan 4y ago
> Yet, AWS S3 pricing hasn't decreased as fast as the underlying storage costs. > […] > Another blog post analyzes the same theory for compute and finds a similar story using pricing data from AWS EC2. AWS used to do frequent
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by Dunedan 4y ago
You likely can very soon. Linus Tech Tips just fitted a Steam Deck with an engineering sample of a Micron M.2 2230 2TB SSD: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXhT13oZchA&t=122s
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by Dunedan 4y ago
Something like that already exists and is called "ICE Sprinter". Unfortunately there is no English Wikipedia page about it, but here is the German one: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/ICE_Sprinter
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Considering Sourcehut(postmarketos.org)
177 points by Dunedan 4y ago|75 comments
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by Dunedan 4y ago
Sorry for being harsh, but it is really screwed up for Firefox users. For me it's completely unusable, because when trying to filter it freezes for more than 20 seconds before displaying the filtered values. And that's on a rather
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by Dunedan 4y ago
That brings back some very fond memories. Another game included in MS-DOS was Nibbles. I still remember wrapping my head around how Nibbles worked, as the source code didn't seem to fit the actual logic being run. It just looked way to
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by Dunedan 4y ago
Aside from the potential stability concerns already mentioned in sibling comments, the aluminum case is essential for dispersing heat, as the MacBook Air relies on passive cooling instead of using a fan.
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by Dunedan 4y ago
Another way to achieve that would be to contribute to Open Source software. Github for example awarded a badge to developers who contributed to libraries which are used by the helicopter on Mars to make such achievements more transparent:

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