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PunchyHamster
5d ago
None of the parties should have option to choose it, it should be within govt. justice system, just have arbitration court
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5d ago
I'd imagine that will be for compute module, not the other SKUs ?
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PunchyHamster
5d ago
Should just print "warranty void on unauthorized RAM", instead of not booting
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5d ago
Yeah but that's what provider like huggingface could just do, keep seeding the models so they are still accessible
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5d ago
Threadripper have that extra bandwidth and M5 still is faster
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8d ago
We tested both and used Restic precisely because it was better in CLI/scripting department. Kopia is better for maybe less advanced user as it gives them GUI to click on > he Kopia server is convenient if you have a server at home a
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8d ago
That's "only" 11h of download at 300Mbit/s
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9d ago
At current PCB prices that's kinda not worth it. Hell, even actual assembly isn't that expensive (at least if you have "a lot of few components" vs "big variety of components").
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9d ago
I feel like just leaving PCB routing and schematics for it is just waste of tokens. Once you have initial design (what chips to use, what each of them needs in terms of other components etc.) the schematic/PCB isn't the hard part
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9d ago
I used them a bunch just for the component shopping, I can route PCBs just fine, that's not a throttling factor in any project, but ability to "send it shopping" and not only get the price/availablity for the options but
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9d ago
We actually do use some of our backups in anonymize -> test environment pipeline so it gets dual use on top of just testing restores. We also use S3 versioning in case something gets the keys and just erases it. Then it's replicated
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9d ago
Security culture in general seems to be very entitled and toxic, the absolute disconnect from reality some of them get needs to be studied
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9d ago
So is apparently making readable site. Software like https://restic.net/ does a good job. Few choices of backend Accepts stuff from pipe too so you can just pipe mysqldump or pg_dumpall without intermediate files Very dece
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10d ago
They are and Mozilla is basically malicious org
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10d ago
It's so much worse than just that. Because they will also decide on how problem should be solved by prompting LLM and ask you to argument doing it any other way vs the LLM slop they pasted
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10d ago
Incorrect. There is nothing here requiring closed source. Only private keys need to be kept private for obvious reasons
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10d ago
> comes at a premium. Why should this premium be applied on a 99 USD Smartphone? It's entirely software. It's R&D cost, with basically none of it in hardware (you technically just need the private key store which even very
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10d ago
>So the insurance would then, instead of contracting the current service-provider for the 3rd party app, contract also with Apple and, let's say Samsung? There would be no contract, you just upload image from your phone and they ver
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10d ago
The described scheme links the image to the device's signing key > There's no way to link a reference image to a person; it's also not possible to determine if a pair of images came from the same device. How would they do
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11d ago
I didn't. Hit bug after bug after bug in RustFS. Current version seems to work fine for now but it's definitely "new project" On flipside the project maintainers react very fast on any bug I submitted and it's fixed
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11d ago
My nvidia GPU worked just fine. Debian has non-free repo you know...
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11d ago
It's entirely aisine and makes me avoid Ubuntu every time it is possible. And it is repeated offence, Ubuntu always tried to push the envelope in worst place and way possible
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12d ago
That was the biggest issue since the beginning - the mix and mash of supported features just meant nothing just worked - like sending files might work depending on which contact you send it to, which is experience nobody wants. It just ne
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12d ago
I think that's the end goal, at least looking at where their hardware is going. Or flexible routing with easy tasks running locally and only the more complex ones hitting the cloud
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12d ago
who cares, you're not displaying 60 of them per second
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12d ago
> Maybe a lossless re-encoding of my website JPEGs to gain 20% size is not worth the 33% longer decode, And pray tell how much of the waiting for page is used on decoding image (vs transferring) and how much faster the image gets on the
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12d ago
Author entirely misses the case for what many people want it - re-compressing old JPEGs that they have no better sources for into JPEG XL with out decode-encode loss
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13d ago
....that's kinda the feature KVM is for, remote screen
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13d ago
Because the money aligned explanation is far more probable
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14d ago
on-device transcript of audio recording is not audio recording ;)
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