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by _8j50 3y ago
I've tried implementing ima+evm. Not hard to setup but very hard to maintain securely. It would require distros and package managers to support it but every distro is still stuck in the 90's with their anti-pki ideology. Imagine i
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Why not aluminium?
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Your points are great but SSH is extensible so openid connect support doesn't mean much since you can do it with existing ssh. "Security by obscurity" is only a thing if you're relying on that mechanism for security. Peo
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Every thought we have is visual. My theory is some people are in touch enough with their thought process that they consider the thought an image but others focus on strictly on the image coming from their eyes. It's a question of focus
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> defense contractors have advanced technology that not even Congress or the President can learn about. Who would they sell it to? And why is any of what you said a bad thing?
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by _8j50 3y ago
You make a good point! I don't know exactly how the internals of debian's package management work but I do know that it downloads packages from mirrors, probably unpacks the archive, verifies gpg signatures, parses metadata and st
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by _8j50 3y ago
I think it has more to do with desiring control. Black boxes feel like out of control. I can reason about how transport vehicles work for example but if there was a quantum teleport machine that only wants my destination and I get magically
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Personally it's harder to reason about systems where you define the desired state and it magically happens, this includes functional languages. I have no idea why people think that is better. I always want to command the system and be
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If it's easy why don't they support it instead of watch billions of dollars fly away I wonder. If whatever cuda program you build would run the same on intel or amd, do those offshoot projects really matter?
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Intel/amd create a cuda compatible api, for cheaper.
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You know all the drm-y attestation b.s., yeah, don't be surprised when stuff like this accelerates apple and co.'s adaption of it. They can require the cpu to cryptographically verify imessage for it to talk to other clients. I h
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by _8j50 3y ago
Intel's CEO should look into adversarial compatibility. The way you defeat a bigger/stronger enemy is not by attempting to be bigger and stronger than them but by using their strength (CUDA+great drivers) against them.
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> now that one doesn't actually need math to draw 3D stuff. Even for camera movements/projection stuff? News to me, haven't messed with 3d since around 2010.
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I was just yesterday reading docs from a project thag did this right. Most things are text but some pages contain a lot of screenshot because it involved Azure's complex settings that have simliar and confusing names. Screenshots shoul
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by _8j50 3y ago
Bit embarrased to say I tried to implement the 3d file browser from this movie and failed when I was first learning C. I did get the 3d boxes to show up and display files/folders and it was cool (to me) to move them around in 3d but do
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For me at least, streaming platforms are becoming more like where I sample content so I can download the content myself separately. I had several experiences where I would start content and all of a sudden I can't find it anymore becau
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Thanks, I don't think it has a gpu separate from that is cuda-enabled but I have other systems that do, will look into it.
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Whoever is waiting for me to comment and downvotes (assume a bot), have a terrible holiday season! A very interesting 2024!
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When I stream 4k from my laptop ffmpeg gets very intense about cpu usage to the point fans are constantly at high speed and it's distracting. I hope this helps in some way. I have a fairly decent specces mid-tier laptop.
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> when I saw your idea to put even more ads into Firefox, I knee-jerk'd out a negative comment. That wasn't what I suggested though, it was the opposite. Now i have randos downvoting every comment i make lol. People in general
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"Everything is worth what people are willing to pay for it" Unless you're in a communist country and all.
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Where are the popular personalities telling people to not use VPNs? I swear sometimes I theorize about gov agencies using people to spread insecurities like that. VPN providers that are run by reputable people/orgs and make security pr
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> By "EU and US govs mandating it as the only default browser" I assume you mean for government employees and not for the entire populace Yes, for their own gov pcs not the people in general. > and they will then install an
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They already make hundreds of millions just for allowing google as default search engine, they can make more with this. I re-read what I said and it is in plain english, why are you and others not understanding that I didn't say sellin
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I am surprised by your comment and the reaction to mine. Why would firefox's users be alienated? They get an adblocker by default that will be supported and maintained by mozilla. If you want to block all ads that would be changing a s
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I love firefox but i don't have as much faith in mozilla as an org. IMHO, they should consider firefox a loss leader (despite search engine deals) and focus on unrelated projects that make money and attract users due to the firefox bra
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Low is the keyword and representation of them should also be low then. Not zero, low. I can't believe how naive people are about this. Do you really think cast discrimination laws are needed but the same work environments don't di
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The thinness is not the feature, the modularity is. The thin touch screen can connect to your laptop as well as your phone. But it will also look very elegant. And i am hoping such a tech would apply to monitors and desktop peripherals as w
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by _8j50 3y ago
Appliances don't talk to other people's appliances. Beeper users on imessage would be unpleasant. I used android for like a decade, my takeaway is that you all can't stand other people not enduring the chaos with you.
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Well, I try.

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