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by Sephr 10y ago
Maxwell Quadro mobile parts end in "M" (in addition to starting with "M"), which leads me to believe that this is just a typo'd Pascal part.
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by Sephr 10y ago
Dell.com says the new Precision 5520 has "NVIDIA Quadro M1200"[1], which may be a typo of P1200. Is the NVIDIA Quadro M1200 included in the Precision 5520 based on GP107-400 (GTX 1050 Ti) or GP107-300 (GTX 1050)? [1]: http:/
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by Sephr 10y ago
LG OLED TVs partially mitigate that by using WOLED (white OLED pixels topped with color filters).
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by Sephr 10y ago
The input lag on all LG OLED HDR TVs (including the latest gen) is atrocious if you plan on gaming. Current gen was only down to 60ms in "game mode" when it was first released, and is still at least 34ms with all of the latest upd
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by Sephr 10y ago
It only supports DisplayPort 1.2 (x2 on some Thunderbolt 3 ports), so not without using multiple DisplayPort links. HDMI 2.1 and DisplayPort 1.4 (found on modern GPUs) can both drive this though.
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by Sephr 10y ago
For $5000, I'd much rather buy the 4K 120hz HDR 0.1ms response time OLED monitor Dell announced in CES 2016 (the UP3017Q). Unfortunately it seems like it may never come out. Hopefully Dell will try again with microLED in the future. An
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by Sephr 10y ago
WikiLeaks' online presence was taken over in October, when riseup.net got an NSL to give access to the email accounts associated with the WL Twitter accounts and other WL properties. Around that time WL removed some insurance file torr
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by Sephr 10y ago
Edit: The document you linked to was recently updated, but the top of the page incorrectly says "Last updated: August 10, 2016". I wrote my response with the old document in mind. It's obvious to me now that this page was act
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by Sephr 10y ago
Same as EFF/Mozilla. Let's Encrypt hasn't fulfilled their goal until everyone can get free HTTP encryption. As a user, if I have to wait 24 hours (or more, depending on queue depth) for a Let's Encrypt batch queue to be
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by Sephr 10y ago
This wouldn't be an issue if WiFi APs enabled IEEE 802.11w-2009 protected management frames by default. Most consumer routers have supported this for years, but have it disabled by default. Android's built-in hotspot functionality
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by Sephr 10y ago
I wonder if WordPress SMTP plugins¹ that override normal mail functions provide any protection from this vulnerability. [1]: Such as https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-mail-smtp/
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by Sephr 10y ago
How "new" are we talking here? Dell's XPS line has had precision touchpads since the beginning of 2015.
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by Sephr 10y ago
So I have to remember to manually tag every photo I take for this app to be useful? It seems like Google Photos is superior to this app in every aspect. The only disruption in photo management and search that could get me to switch from G
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by Sephr 10y ago
Does anyone have a mirror including http://lea.hamradio.si/~s53mv/navsats/software.zip ?
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by Sephr 10y ago
> Paying a little more up front for what is effectively a permanent insurance policy is a no-brainer for any large organization. As opposed to paying a little more up front to a third party insurance agency or offering to pay more to the
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by Sephr 10y ago
It's pretty obvious why: Nvidia's top 5 GPUs wipe the floor with every current AMD offering. The GTX 1070, GTX 1080, Titan XP, Quadro P6000, and Tesla P100 are all faster than every AMD GPU in similar price brackets. Additionally,
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by Sephr 10y ago
The medical institution that used the device on you is liable in that situation.
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by Sephr 10y ago
Keep tuned for Peerweb, which is a full web stack p2p platform that my company is working on. Peerweb is able to handle fully dynamic sites (of course backend stuff still needs to reach your own server) and offer rich controls for optimally
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by Sephr 10y ago
Sorry, I meant the undocumented MEI and SMM features.
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by Sephr 10y ago
Those CVEs are private. Could you provide a public source?
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by Sephr 10y ago
Don't expect any management engine/system management mode instructions any time soon/ever.
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by Sephr 10y ago
> Do you mean that the attacker can force you to wake up and unlock the computer? In that case FDE is not moot anyway, no? The Windows lockscreen has had a law enforcement backdoor since at least Windows XP. This effectively makes FDE wo
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by Sephr 10y ago
Cortana forces both Edge and Bing on you.
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by Sephr 10y ago
To force Cortana's web searches to go through Google.
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by Sephr 10y ago
The difference is that the extension platform itself is open. I can compile Chromium and create/install/redistribute extensions all without ever asking for Google's permission, and still have an acceptable user experience on
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by Sephr 10y ago
It wouldn't surprise me if there is an internal conflict at Microsoft about allowing Edge extensions. Back when Windows 10 came out, Cortana opened Bing searches in your default browser. Someone made a Bing2Google extension for Chrome,
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by Sephr 10y ago
This isn't possible in a properly deployed HTTPS site, since it would already have an HSTS header with includeSubdomains.
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by Sephr 10y ago
This is too soon if Google goes forward with the red exclamation point "insecure" flag before there is a free solution for wildcard certificates. What are free sites that give every user a subdomain for their profile/site&#x2
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by Sephr 10y ago
Still no audio profile that supports Opus. Why are we still using a 20 year old audio codec (SBC) for Bluetooth speakers? Opus is low enough bitrate that it could even theoretically be used over BLE (ignoring latency problems), while still
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by Sephr 10y ago
Intel ME has independent NIC access and usually cannot be disabled by the user. It has only been six days since it has become possible to neutralize the ME firmware for Sandy Bridge and Ivy Bridge[1]. [1]: https://news.ycombinato

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