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1y ago
For online/multiplayer features the server could require a valid TPM quote - this is mentioned in the article.
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1y ago
Fuji supposedly still produce colour film, but production seems intermittent. Harman, the company behind Ilford, is getting into colour film and recently released their second gen. Orwo still makes colour film. Lucky in China is supposedly
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1y ago
VMWare Workstation [0] (and I thought VirtualBox - though I can't find any official docs [1]) should be able to use the Hyper-V hypervisor via WHP. QEMU can also use WHP via --accel whpx. [0] - https://techcommunity.microsof
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1y ago
> then went into the games industry and used BitBucket and hated it At least it wasn't Perforce?
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1y ago
Apple isn't using ECC either. If your only aim is to run LLMs how much do you actually care about ECC?
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1y ago
Have you tried Linux on it? I’ve been meaning to try putting NixOS on my M1 MBP.
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1y ago
Is an iPad Mini too big? That’s an 8.3” display.
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1y ago
No ECC though right? Or at least not beyond the on-die version that's needed for DDR5, so no memory error reporting.
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1y ago
I'm still running my gen8 microserver - it was <200 GBP when I bought it something like 9 years ago, and I still haven't found anything worth replacing it with. With modern HDDs I can however saturate the SATA controller, whils
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1y ago
Not just CoV either, I’ve seen them in the City of North Vancouver as well.
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1y ago
I hit this once - it was using the TTL. I setup an iptables rule on the router to rewrite TTL and then it worked fine.
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1y ago
That's why you force a full erase to clear the non programmable bit?
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2y ago
> The fix released by AMD modifies the microcode validation routine to use a custom secure hash function. This is paired with an AMD Secure Processor update which ensures the patch validation routine is updated before the x86 cores can a
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2y ago
Some old Pentax SLRs have a similar issue [0]. I suspect there are many such examples, even in more modern electronics. [0] - https://www.flickr.com/groups/891454@N24/discuss/72157680498...
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2y ago
I really hope to Modos e-ink display works out - https://www.crowdsupply.com/modos-tech/modos-paper-monitor They have their own FPGA based controller to enable much higher refresh rates and lower latency.
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2y ago
> I get visual issues like tunnel vision and sparklies, but I also get numbness in my face and extremities, confuse my words (right parts of speech, not what I intend to say), and often vomit. I’ve experienced migraines for years, but la
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2y ago
It seems unlikely that he'll get in any trouble with the SEC this time around.
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2y ago
Whilst nixos.wiki often shows up first in search results, you probably want wiki.nixos.org instead. There is some reasoning in the FAQ - https://wiki.nixos.org/wiki/FAQ#Why_is_there_a_new_wiki?_Wha...
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2y ago
I wonder if we would have seen Sun continue to release the RTL for future SPARC cores had they not been acquired by Oracle.
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2y ago
SEV-SNP VMs can obtain an attestation report [0]. [0] - https://www.amd.com/content/dam/amd/en/documents/epyc-techni...
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2y ago
https://science.nasa.gov/climate-change/ is still up, for now.
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2y ago
It’s not mentioned in the readme, but from a quick peruse it looks like that project also has some support for OpenBSD which is very neat.
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2y ago
Is there any way to replace the dedicated RNG with the YubiKey RNG? The OpenPGP applet allows you to query its internal RNG [0]. [0] - https://developers.yubico.com/PGP/YubiKey_5.2.3_Enhancements...
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2y ago
Is the boot time password unlock occurring in GRUB or after the Linux kernel has started? If the latter you should be able to setup an SSH server to run in that early boot environment, that’s how I can remote unlock drives on NixOS.
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2y ago
This certainly depends on the station, King Street in Seattle has ticket checks at the door for travellers in either direction.
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2y ago
Collabora, thankfully, do - https://gitlab.collabora.com/hardware-enablement/rockchip-35...
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2y ago
I use NixOS on my home router and rollbacks also saved me from a Firewall misconfiguration that broke all network connectivity.
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2y ago
I’m not 100% convinced by that as motorcycles are also permitted in some cases?
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2y ago
You can get read speed benefits with faster drives, but your writes will be limited by your slowest.
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2y ago
Vancouver, BC is another city that considered it - but the incumbent mayor lost the last election, partly due to the issue.
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