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by SXX 1y ago
AFAIK older Talos Secure Workstation with Power CPUs was it. Everything open including CPU firmware. Not sure about smartphones though - they mostly struggle with a fact there are no truly open source baseband.
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by SXX 1y ago
I 99% sure they are talking of using it via AI Studio. It is very reliable.
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by SXX 1y ago
It almost never fails via AI Studio though. Also I doubt fails you see really have anything to do with LLM itself, capacity or backend. It's just Google own UIs and apps are almost comically bad.
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by SXX 1y ago
You should just check submission link contents before commenting. This just locks down apps outside of google play.
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by SXX 1y ago
Except running ZFS on FreeBSD would certainly require dedicated devops person with very specific skillset that majority of people on market dont have.
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by SXX 1y ago
It should be priority for hosting companies though since leaked credentials and websites hosting malware is a problem.
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by SXX 1y ago
On macbook air M1 Asahi is pretty usable when it comes to hardware support. And been usable for at least 1 year. Though either Fedora itself, how it built with Asahi or just running it with little disk space end up with freeze on boot after
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by SXX 1y ago
They're limited with 32GB RAM until M5 Pro / M5 Mac released.
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by SXX 1y ago
And to grow rice you need to somehow get rid of US bombs that majority of Cambodia soil is very well fertilized with. Between 1965 and 1973 US dropped 2,756,941 tones of bombs on 113,717 sites in Cambidia. Thats more bombs than all allies t
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by SXX 1y ago
32GB RAM limit on current M5 models. Now wait for M5 Max.
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by SXX 1y ago
Even of we agree it's a good idea most likely this doesn't make financial sense. Crypto minimg hardware costs a lot of momey upfront, getting outdated fast and to make profit it must run 24/7 which is obviously impossible whe
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by SXX 1y ago
And almost all of them end up in court and prison before being pardoned. Korea is the most famous for that too.
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by SXX 1y ago
Turkey situation is different. IMEI block is here to collect exorbitant taxes. This have nothing to do with carriers.
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by SXX 1y ago
This is Pixel phones. Google charge iPhone price for mediocre hardware. They are expensive now.
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by SXX 1y ago
Well, I used this so - fuck Google. Android will soon be more locked down than iOS.
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by SXX 1y ago
You have nothing to hide until you automatically marked for whatever and then judged also automatically by a buggy hallucinating AI overlord. Might be because pattern on your face or T-shirt match something bad. And this kind of stuff alrea
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by SXX 1y ago
The Matrix has you
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by SXX 1y ago
Except everyone on financial markets try to sell idea that you can "learn" and actively trade on their platforma and make living of it. Which make it no diffetent for average Joe than gambling.
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by SXX 1y ago
And any active investment platforms are not different at all. A lot of matketing budget is spent to make people believe they can earn money by trading.
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by SXX 1y ago
Do not ever buy anything safety-critical off Amazon. Fake electrical fuses linked in Louis Rossmann video are still for sale: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B90_SNNbcoU Or any food, or anything that you wear too close to y
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by SXX 1y ago
Most likely Japan just have better customer protections. Amazon only able to sell open-nox and co-mingled knock-off crap because US regulators are toothless. Louis Rossmann have a video about fake electrical fuses sold on Amazon US with alm
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by SXX 1y ago
MiTM is their business. Obviously mitming of financial transactions is the most profitable business of all.
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by SXX 1y ago
I guess you forgot the most important part: making sure your security and devops teams and people in company management follow exactly the same protocol as everyone else with no exception. Because big bosses hate it when their PC don't
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by SXX 1y ago
No doubt there are some professional cyber criminal groups like ones from North Korea, but I seriously doubt that most of high-profile attacks even cost $10-100k. I mean you could say that if salary of random black hat researcher from Turke
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by SXX 1y ago
Blackmail. No actual jurisdiction over companies or management needed if you can just threaten them something bad happen to them.
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by SXX 1y ago
Just a few months ago games built by US-based developers, sold on US-based platform with payments processors also US-based were censored by actions of Australian christian activist group. Simply by sending some threating letters to payment
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by SXX 1y ago
The only entity that can change of ZFS license is Oracle and they obviously wouldnt do that.
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by SXX 1y ago
Blocking all the banks and everything? Nope it wasn't possible. You need to build a lot of tech first to implement digital Gulag.
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by SXX 1y ago
The only problem is that any scammer who can pay $100-200 bribe can reset your password without you there and immediately get all these PDFs, then mess up your whole life.
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by SXX 1y ago
This. It will certainly be used by Russia in case of invasion.

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