Thaxll

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by Thaxll 7mo ago
This is wrong, for example Iran have thousands of Shahed drones, they cost almost nothing to build, to intercept just one the ratio is way way higher that 1:10. A single patriot missile is in the multi millions $ range.
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by Thaxll 7mo ago
M3 max tflops is tiny compared to the 12k box. It's not even comparable.
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by Thaxll 7mo ago
GraalVM has a lot of limitations, some popular lib don't work with it. From what I remember anything using reflection is painful to use.
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by Thaxll 7mo ago
The fact that you mention Go explicitly hints a real issues with Java.
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by Thaxll 7mo ago
This is not the reason, the reason is that the security is very strong. It's explained in the video.
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by Thaxll 7mo ago
OW2 is very different from CS and Valorant, OW does not suffer from cheat the same way because it's not a pure aim based game game with hitscan as the main thing. The vast majority of classes don't benefits from cheat like other f
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by Thaxll 7mo ago
Kernel AC is currently the best way to protect against cheats by far, the game with the strongest protection is Valorant and it works very well. OW2 is lightyears behind Valorant. Not sure what your point is. Most of your post is inaccurate
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by Thaxll 7mo ago
Game compagny have to have those kernel anti cheat because MS never implemented proper isolation in the first place, if Windows was secured like an apple phone or a console there wouldn't be a need for it. Anti cheat don't run on
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by Thaxll 7mo ago
All the games that use kernel anti cheat have the simulation running on the server. You can't make a competitive fps game with a dumb terminal, it can't work because the latency is too high so that's why you have to run local
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by Thaxll 7mo ago
You can't compare VPS with VMs from major cloud provider, VPS don't offer anything beside basic compute. Also virtualization from cloud provider is way better because they have custom hardware and software so you don't suffer
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by Thaxll 7mo ago
Go is not difficult to maintain at large scale, I mean take Kubernetes for example, it's "trivial" to understand and modified even though it's in the millions loc.
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by Thaxll 8mo ago
Why would people be confused with something that the vast majority never heard of. Naming shouldn't care about none mainstream project.
73.
by Thaxll 8mo ago
Neither of your options are good, the first question you need to ask is that is the filter optional or not ( this is a contract / API question ). If not optional then return 400, otherwise return all the results ( and have pagination )
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by Thaxll 8mo ago
We need more details on 6. This is the hard part, like you swap connection from A to B, but if B is not synced properly and you write to it then you start having diff between the two and there is no way back. Like B is slightly out of date
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by Thaxll 8mo ago
Hmm why youtube does not work but google.com does. Now I'm wondering if you rely on OCSP in a TLS client and the pki is Google does it still works?
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by Thaxll 8mo ago
No language protects from dead lock.
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by Thaxll 8mo ago
Not sure why you would use Binary Ninja free version, there are so many limitations, like IDA free the platform support is very low.
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by Thaxll 8mo ago
Go does not use Github as a package manager.
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by Thaxll 8mo ago
Trying to parse email will result in bad assumptions. Better be a plain string than a bad regex. For examples many website reject + character, which is totally valid and gmail uses that for temporary emails. Same for adresses.
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by Thaxll 8mo ago
The AI train is going with or without you, if you can be part of it and improve the situaton, why not.
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by Thaxll 9mo ago
What's the kind of prompt / flow to get Claude to work on those security tasks?
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by Thaxll 9mo ago
I always wondered how this works in practice for "real time" use cases because we've seen with secure boot + tpm that we can attest that the boot was genuine at some point in the past, what about modifications that can happen
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by Thaxll 9mo ago
The first steps look similar to secure boot with TPM.
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by Thaxll 9mo ago
But hey, help is coming.
85.
by Thaxll 9mo ago
Where does sei.co.jp comes from? Why Microsoft would use that domain in the first place?
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by Thaxll 9mo ago
Well Trump said it: "why it is we only take people from s**hole countries," and "why can't we have some people from Norway, Sweden, just a few? Let's have a few from Denmark."
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by Thaxll 9mo ago
Highly unlikely that PSN runs Gentoo. They're using AWS.
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by Thaxll 9mo ago
Ho no, XML.
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by Thaxll 9mo ago
Did you rely on the Google go tpm lib for that?
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by Thaxll 9mo ago
Everytime I have to upgrade my MB firmware it breaks bitlocker and I have to either use restoring keys from microsoft website or disable bitlocker encryption before the upgrade. https://www.reddit.com/r/MSI_Gaming/

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