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by auguzanellato 1y ago
They also have RTKit (a RTOS as the name suggests) for simpler devices such as AirPods, AirTags and some dumber stuff.
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by auguzanellato 1y ago
> I also don't belive that e.g. Googles 8.8.8.8 is censured in the EU. They were recently forced by Italy’s AGCOM to censor domains used for piracy, specifically they had to sign up to the PiracyShield thing that was also discussed
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by auguzanellato 1y ago
the short was actually traced to one of the two PD controllers, the other stuff seems kinda right
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by auguzanellato 1y ago
After Pylance, Liveshare, and remote development (which among the others also includes dev containers support) I’m not really that surprised.
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by auguzanellato 2y ago
> A lot of them don’t think this is worth the changeover. I think nobody wants to make trailing commas mandatory to use
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by auguzanellato 2y ago
Don’t delta updates usually use some binary diffing algorithm? Even if they didn’t I can understand why would they make deltas using decompiled code and not the disassembled one.
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by auguzanellato 2y ago
Just wait until these dark patterns start to include prompt-injecting the agents used by end users.
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by auguzanellato 2y ago
There are only ~16.7 million /24s in IPv4 whereas there are more than 2000 /44 for every person living on planet earth, it’s really a different scale.
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by auguzanellato 2y ago
> The source article highlights the so-called “E-Axle” used by BYD, which is comprised of eight different components. > It includes not only the motor, inverter, transmission and controller but also the onboard AC charger, the DC-to-D
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by auguzanellato 2y ago
C line isn’t also very comparable: single (C-series) vs dual core (S3), and S3 has USB-OTG capabilities whereas C6 only has USB-JTAG. Tensilica ESPs aren’t formally in NRND stage as of right now, for some usages they’re still the only choic
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by auguzanellato 2y ago
Looks like the mastodon instance got the HN hug of death, anybody archived it?
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by auguzanellato 2y ago
> Imo, Google's plan is to make Chrome a sealed OS like Windows, where MS has all the control and users have no control. ChromeOS is already (albeit a different) thing
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by auguzanellato 2y ago
Not really a successor, they’re different chip lines (more I/O, video engine, more hardware crypto stuff but no wireless capabilities we all know and love from Espressif)
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by auguzanellato 2y ago
Asus did that in 2011 with the PadFone, it was an Android mobile phone that you could plug into the provided tabled and then plug a keyboard into that.
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by auguzanellato 2y ago
Current football right holders (Sky, DAZN) have little to share with Mediaset
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by auguzanellato 2y ago
You can run KhiCAS that’s a port of Xcas as a third party add-on, there are some weird limitations but it mostly works.
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by auguzanellato 2y ago
Those were also full open source until some time ago, then they switched to source-available for the userland with a closed source kernel to prevent modifications allowing cheating on exams. It’s sad they had to take away freedom from the m
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by auguzanellato 2y ago
That probably explains the issues I’m having sometimes when pulling images from Elastic registry on hetzner boxes. At least now I know the reason behind that
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by auguzanellato 2y ago
PD with EPR can go up to 48V, 28V support is common-ish.
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by auguzanellato 2y ago
Technically git is already decentralized, the issue is where git repos get hosted.
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by auguzanellato 2y ago
That’s because on the Switch they figured out how to bind online sessions to digital certificates unique per game copy signed by Nintendo themselves. This way “copied” games can’t get online without being detected. The 3DS didn’t have any o
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by auguzanellato 3y ago
That’s because one of the first stages of the backdoor, that’s actually running at build time, checks if the distro is DEB or RPM based and aborts otherwise
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by auguzanellato 3y ago
This problem could probably be avoided by having reproducible release artifacts generated by a public CI workflow
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by auguzanellato 3y ago
Some pirate streaming services are indeed using CloudFlare CDN products, but that’s not a legitimate reason to null-route their IP addresses because that causes a ton of legitimate services to become unreachable.
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Italian Piracy Shield Blocked a Cloudflare IP(atlas.ripe.net)
3 points by auguzanellato 3y ago|6 comments
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by auguzanellato 3y ago
Just after 3 weeks from its introduction today the Italian anti-piracy platform known as Piracy Shield blocked one of Cloudflare IP addresses.
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by auguzanellato 3y ago
From my experience with Lenovo if the motherboard got replaced by the manufacturer they should have given you one with a license attached
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by auguzanellato 3y ago
Except that it looks just like a Kickstarter scam made in hopes of attracting money from people who didn’t jump on the flipper crowdfunding bandwagon
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by auguzanellato 3y ago
> In many ways I think it is really quite sad that we're at a point where blown e-fuses, encrypted everything and properly done public/private key crypto means that it's entirely possible that next generation of consoles r
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by auguzanellato 3y ago
Well, it’s the same as regular GHA runners. On GitHub provided runners you need to explicitly move data between jobs. I find that useful in preventing weird side effects in one job affecting another.

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