Kiboneu

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by Kiboneu 7mo ago
Why would nuked pages matter? Snapshots capture everything and are not part of wikimedia software.
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by Kiboneu 7mo ago
Nah, you can snapshot every 15 minutes. The snapshot interval depends on the frequency of changes and their capacity, but it's up to them how to allocate these capacities... but it's definitely doable and there are real reasons fo
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by Kiboneu 7mo ago
Filesystem & database snapshots are very cheap to make, you can make them every 15 minutes. You can expire old snapshots (or collapse the deltas between them) depending on the storage requirements.
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by Kiboneu 7mo ago
> Cleaning this up is going to be an absolute forensic nightmare for the Wikimedia team since the database history itself is the active distribution vector. Well, worm didn't get root -- so if wikimedia snapshots or made a recent ba
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by Kiboneu 7mo ago
GOD am I thankful to my old self for disabling js by default. And sticking with it. edit: lol downvoted with no counterpoint, is it hitting a nerve?
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by Kiboneu 7mo ago
Exactly. On top of that, most managed flash (which is equivalent to SSD controllers) will pass all write through a modified cyclic XOR pad in order to keep the /bit/ entropy high. I don’t think the article holds on multiple abstra
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by Kiboneu 7mo ago
Idea: canary fingers. You register a few digits that wipe filesystem keys from memory so that no further biometrics can be used. It’s like what happens when you hold the power button on an iphone, but with a fun russian roulette twist.
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by Kiboneu 7mo ago
My first introduction to patching a blob by hand, was from replacing the winxp taskbar “start” string with my name. Thankfully my name was shorter than the original string. Eventually I just installed linux.
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by Kiboneu 7mo ago
> Google also notes that Coruna checks if an iOS devices has Apple's most stringent security setting, known as Lockdown Mode, enabled, and doesn’t attempt to hack it if so. :)
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by Kiboneu 7mo ago
To be fair, 32 bit machines just can’t do (good) ASLR. That doesn’t stop me from using my 20 year old thinkpad t60s for specific projects, though.
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by Kiboneu 8mo ago
“If you trust the tool then you’re holding it wrong”
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by Kiboneu 8mo ago
Also see: https://qntm.org/mmacevedo
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Lenna attended the 50th Anniversary IS&T conference(lenna.org)
2 points by Kiboneu 8mo ago|2 comments
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by Kiboneu 8mo ago
" For the curious: 'lena' or 'lenna' is a digitized Playboy centerfold, from November 1972. (Lenna is the spelling in Playboy, Lena is the Swedish spelling of the name.) Lena Soderberg (ne Sjööblom) was last rep
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by Kiboneu 8mo ago
I don't want to install random ROMs from a forum. (also, I just noticed that out of all my comments, my OP was controversial enough to be downvoted <0. That's kind of funny, I thought there were better contenders.)
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by Kiboneu 8mo ago
> OpenAI’s disclosures reference biometric data stored “up to a year.” the source > code shows face list retention capped at 3 years. government IDs retained > “permanently” per Persona’s practices. which is it? I keep saying this.
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by Kiboneu 8mo ago
Heh. Yep. Reverse engineering firmware for a custom xtensa cpu is also a lot of “fun” (and also fun).
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by Kiboneu 8mo ago
Yeah. I drew mario on a pin head with a fib in 2015.
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by Kiboneu 8mo ago
Yeah. Pretty careless from the lenses of AI safety research. Considering this is from a team at Meta, it’s not surprising that it is roleplaying.
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by Kiboneu 8mo ago
Yeah, I wrote a similar script. Run it once I see the clock going to 400, but wait for eternity for the sudo prompt emerge before running it.
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by Kiboneu 8mo ago
To be clear and towards the OP's comment about ESP32 ISA -- Xtensa isn't really a self contained architecture, it can be customized (extended) by the vendor. The ISA can be extended for these customizations. ESP32 is one customiza
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by Kiboneu 8mo ago
NAS consists of these components.
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by Kiboneu 8mo ago
Then two hard drives.
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by Kiboneu 8mo ago
A hard drive.
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by Kiboneu 8mo ago
Yup, including Altman who has been betting on this (and anti-bot measures) for 7 years with his biometric authentication cryptocurrency startup.
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by Kiboneu 8mo ago
Check out “Game Feel: A Game Designer's Guide to Virtual Sensation” by Steve Swink. To some extent, responsiveness is a perception based on expectations derived from the visual and acoustical elements of a game. So on top of engine-lev
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by Kiboneu 8mo ago
I didn’t get an impression that it looked like a scam. What makes you think that? The game was free before he started selling it.
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by Kiboneu 8mo ago
That’s what OP wants to find out.
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by Kiboneu 8mo ago
It’s fascinating how cleanly this maps to agency law [0], which has not been applied to human <-> ai agents (in both senses of the word) before. That would make a fun law school class discussion topic. 0: https://en.wikiped
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by Kiboneu 8mo ago
Why is Karl Popper’s face phasing in and out?

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