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Osint Locates Baltic GPS Jammer to Kaliningrad, Russia(twitter.com)
4 points by Nokinside 3y ago|0 comments
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by Nokinside 3y ago
They buy capacity that is little behind and optimized differently. Apple and Nvidia buy the bleeding edge and develop it with TSCM. Azure Maia is TSMC N5, I think. Nvidia H200 and H100 are TSMC 4N.
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by Nokinside 3y ago
Enter? Companies are trying to keep up. Just few years ago was four companies doing the bleeding edge: Intel, GlobalFoundries, Samsung and TSMC. Intel was the best. First Global Foundries could not keep up. Then Intel fumbled ant TSMC beca
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by Nokinside 3y ago
Just copy paste fro evdev tutorial. https://python-evdev.readthedocs.io/en/latest/tutorial.html
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by Nokinside 3y ago
Good idea. Those finger ring mouse/presentation clickers seem perfect.
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by Nokinside 3y ago
I bought 8BitDo Micro to use in one device I was making. Using Python evdev package it's straight forward to read it. - button press not always reliable if you use light touch. - reliable range is < 2m. Works some time for 3 m. - s
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by Nokinside 3y ago
It's true claim, no potential error is ever omitted. It may be hard to get code pass because there are false alarms, but when it passes it holds. We are talking code without dynamic memory allocation, recursive function calls, no syst
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Abstract Interpretation in a Nutshell(di.ens.fr)
59 points by Nokinside 3y ago|14 comments
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by Nokinside 3y ago
I have written safety-critical code and nobody has a test suite that could do what Astrée does. It can be used to proves the absence of errors with the abstract interpretation that catches all divisions by zero, data races, and deadlocks, a
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by Nokinside 3y ago
Where does your phone connect to? There are only handful of mobile network infrastructure providers left in the world. Huawei 30%, Ericsson , Nokia, ZTE. Samsung replaces ZTE in base stations.
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by Nokinside 3y ago
Satellite data is cheap, but it will never be as cheap as alternatives when they exist. Satellite data is bandwidth limited. A single StarLink satellite has 20 Gbps bandwidth (with 2polarization 64QAM modulation). That's roughly equal
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by Nokinside 3y ago
Facts known from the start seem to flow slowly into the public knowledge. Arizona fab was always going to be a MegaFab, not a GIGAFAB® in TSMC terminology. MegaFab's (25K+ WSPM/month) are for medium value, flexibility, cost, deli
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by Nokinside 3y ago
Yes. Secure boot (HABv4) and storage (SNVS), secure RAM, ARM TrustZone®, cryptographic accelerators,
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by Nokinside 3y ago
https://www.withsecure.com/en/solutions/innovative-security-...
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USB armory – The open source flash-drive-sized computer by WithSecure Foundry(github.com)
44 points by Nokinside 3y ago|17 comments
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by Nokinside 3y ago
https://github.com/usbarmory
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by Nokinside 3y ago
developed entirely in-house by WithSecure Foundry and is manufactured in Italy. The schematics and layout are open to the public as well as its core software, drivers and tools.
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USB armory – small secure computer from WithSecure (previously F-secure)(withsecure.com)
5 points by Nokinside 3y ago|3 comments
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by Nokinside 3y ago
Syntax is similar, semantics not at all.
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by Nokinside 3y ago
Tucker was central figure in $787 million litigation. $800 million is meaningful chunk of profits Fox News made in 14 years Tuckers was there. Either Tucker was underpaid, or he was not worth it.
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by Nokinside 3y ago
People who designed Java are on the record expressing elitist reasons for Java's success and design goals. It boils down to: Java classes allow code monkeys to write spaghetti code that is forced to stay inside classes designed by othe
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by Nokinside 3y ago
> Java was perceived (quite rightfully) as a C++ with the rough edges filed off. Java has only familiar surface syntax. Semantics has almost nothing common with C++. Different object model, memory model, execution model, ... That's
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by Nokinside 3y ago
You express beautifully the Worse is Better philosophy. Worse is a preferable option to better in terms of practicality and usability. Innovation loses to taking small steps to improve the worse alternative. Community is built around tink
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by Nokinside 3y ago
There were many: 1. Java, 2. Inferno, 3. Oberon System (Niklaus Wirth, ETH Zurich), 4. Squeak (Apple, Walt Disney Imagineering) 5. Erlang (Ericsson, Joe Armstrong) still going strong. IMHO, Technologically Java was the worst and least innov
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by Nokinside 3y ago
Business school type leadership rarely works in high tech. Important decisions are technological decisions. It's easier to pick senior engineers from the industry and give them business education than vice versa. There is also special
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by Nokinside 3y ago
https://en.wikichip.org/wiki/technology_node
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by Nokinside 3y ago
Semiconductor industry has the deepest and most complex value chain in the economy. TSMC has always been pure fab company and it pays off now. Samsung and Intel are also in chip design business and do other things. They are less focused. TS
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by Nokinside 3y ago
When I see picture of an old computer, I remember how it smelled. Very nostalgic feeling.
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by Nokinside 3y ago
As long as the company revenue keeps growing 30-40% annually criticizing Qt pricing is not relevant. Annualized total return for past 5 years is 63%. QT is pivoting towards embedded industries away from pure Mobile/PC markets.
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Varjo XR-3 – the best commercially available AR/VR headset ($6,495)(varjo.com)
2 points by Nokinside 4y ago|0 comments

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