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by als0 4y ago
But doesn't every website need to support passkeys? I'm not talking about client support. Server side support will have slow adoption.
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by als0 4y ago
I think you're right that password managers will probably evolve to handle syncing across devices. I was thinking about how iCloud Keychain doesn't work with non-Apple devices (solvable with third party password managers, I assume
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by als0 4y ago
FIDO is the general standard, though I'm unsure how Apple's implementation differs. The tricky aspect of Passkeys is that there doesn't seem to be an easy way to use them on non-Apple devices (IMHO not a deliberate lock-in, b
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by als0 4y ago
> I can only hope that ARM has learned from Intel's mistakes and the situation is better with their CPUs. How can we hope for bug-free software when even ISA semantics aren't clear? ARM's research division has spent a grea
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by als0 4y ago
In sore need of FUSE for macOS on Apple Silicon, without downgrading system security. Clever trick to use NFS behind the scenes.
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by als0 4y ago
I wanted to love Haskell, but I've come to realise that a language is more than just expressivity and clean abstractions. UX quality of tools, library ecosystem and general support networks are equally important. I know I could spend s
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by als0 4y ago
If I may ask, what do you think of the LG Gram?
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by als0 4y ago
How much does it cost for a GPU accelerated VM in the cloud? It would be great if there was an automated way to spin up a VM, install your software and then destroy the VM when you're done. After all, GeForce Now and Google Play don&#x
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by als0 4y ago
Whoever lets Microsoft into commodity silicon is certifiably insane.
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by als0 4y ago
They are. This is a hypothetical discussion.
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by als0 4y ago
Partly true, it is deprecated in client devices https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/new-intel-chi...
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How I wish I could organize my thoughts(drewdevault.com)
12 points by als0 4y ago|1 comments
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by als0 4y ago
I haven't seen anything that suggests the A15 is not vulnerable to PACMAN. Do you have a reference?
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by als0 4y ago
Does the A15 have PAC? If not, then why is it _more_ secure?
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by als0 4y ago
Compared to the iME, not much, since at least the secure enclave subsystem won't run any non-Apple code. The scary difference about the iME is that it is directly connected to the network.
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by als0 4y ago
The sooner we ditch ARMv7 and predecessors, the better.
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by als0 4y ago
It really is the best. People would come up to me and say "wow, you have a _classic_ iPhone". Now I'm just waiting for Apple to release an iPhone Classic!
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by als0 4y ago
Are you for real? The edges are not sharp at all.
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by als0 4y ago
https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/lin...
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Nothing Phone 1 Review(engadget.com)
1 points by als0 4y ago|0 comments
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The Fediverse can be pretty toxic(drewdevault.com)
25 points by als0 4y ago|16 comments
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by als0 4y ago
Each minor version of ARMv8 has a lot of optional extensions. What ARMv9 does is make some of those features mandatory. ARMv9 also includes new optional features such as Scalable Vector Extensions 2 (SVE2) and Confidential Compute Architect
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by als0 4y ago
I'd also add that the soundtrack by Vangelis was just as critical as the film's visual elements.
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List of ARM cores affected by PACMAN vulnerability(developer.arm.com)
2 points by als0 4y ago|0 comments
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by als0 4y ago
Not if you're thinking about early quantum computers https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/33069/why-is-ec...
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by als0 4y ago
You could easily write a blog post called fuck-ecc and describe the difficulties in implementing ECC correctly. RSA has a good share of band aids but ECC implementations are, in my opinion, just as hard to get right.
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by als0 4y ago
With respect, you really shouldn't be designing your own cryptographic protocols if they are going into a product. Even the best of the best make serious mistakes. A course is not going to give you the confidence that you need. There a
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by als0 4y ago
QML is underrated so I applaud your effort
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by als0 4y ago
Cool site, nice one. There's potential to save a lot of time when going back and forth between cropping tools. One of my usual workflows is reading big PDFs and I want to pick out the parts that are relevant to me. I could use a highli
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The Himitsu keyring and password manager for Unix(drewdevault.com)
24 points by als0 4y ago|0 comments

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