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chriscappuccio
10y ago
all intel chipsets since 2006 have had AMT/ME, including yours
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10y ago
atheros microcode is not opensource, only the driver is. the microcode binary has a liberal license, but good luck turning that into source code.
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11y ago
yearly costs can be quite high, including attorneys fees that come with regular government scrutiny
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11y ago
You need to use shovels in quite a few scenarios, specifically when you're working around existing infrastructure
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11y ago
Lower your defenses, consider the issues, address them.
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11y ago
Virtualization for amd64 and i386 is in progress. Rapid development is taking place on vmm/vmd. There is a port of dragonfly hammer fs which is less rapid.
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11y ago
The kernel is undergoing rapid work to distribute load among cores for major subsystems right now...
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11y ago
Like, duh.
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11y ago
Sweet Jesus
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11y ago
No, you saw blotters with an NBOMe. Actual 2C-I would be much better and safer (and not absorb an active quantity into a blotter). Luckily NBOMes are now superceded by actual lysergamides like 1p-LSD
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11y ago
Amen.
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11y ago
The indictment makes it obvious that this started long before Daraprim was in the news. I'd say this isn't politically motivated, at least not for that reason alone.
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12y ago
What a ridiculous statement, Jim. FreeBSD PF has to run on multiple cores just to get less performance than OpenBSD PF gets with a single core. On the same machine, same config. TODAY. In this post, you rightly call out Reyk Floeter for bei
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12y ago
AL-LAD is quasi-legal in most parts of the world and easily available online. That might be interesting for people who want a similar experience.
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12y ago
Seriously? You mean, information that 1. Google makes available via API and 2. You agreed to when you installed the app is now means for Google to take legal action? You're deluded. If you don't like this, stop using Android. I di