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901.
by croes 7mo ago
Just because computer got much faster doesn’t mean it’s a good idea to make wasteful rerenderings of things that didn’t change.
902.
by croes 7mo ago
UI is mostly static. Rendering everything at framerate per second is a huge waste of time and energy.
903.
by croes 7mo ago
2008 and 2020 were global and other countries did the same and it was seen as reasonable. Now with the current administration it would be different.
904.
by croes 7mo ago
Before Trump there was the belief in reasonable measures. Now it’s only chaos and uncertainty. Markets hate uncertainty.
905.
by croes 7mo ago
But bonds and the Dollar could become nearly worthless
906.
by croes 7mo ago
Insiders don‘t and you’re ignoring the reasons why insider trading is suspected. It’s not because they bet, because how and when they bet
907.
by croes 7mo ago
This is more than just a Google search and a whois lookup https://gyrovague.com/2023/08/05/archive-today-on-the-trail-...
908.
by croes 7mo ago
That’s not really coordinating. It’s just a website with a simple request loop, not C&C server tells when the attacks have to happen. This doesn’t make your browser a bot setInterval(function() { fetch("https:/
909.
by croes 7mo ago
How does archive.today coordinate the attack?
910.
by croes 7mo ago
You did participate in archive.today’s DDoS without visiting the site? How if it‘s JS code in the site?
911.
by croes 7mo ago
Does the Great Cannon of China coordinate the attacks? Does archive.today? Hijacking a software like the browser is something completely different to a simple JS on a website.
912.
by croes 7mo ago
If you need to be on the site it’s not a botnet and there is no C&C server coordinating the attack. It‘s just the JS on the site that makes the attack.
913.
by croes 7mo ago
A C&C controls a botnet, where is the botnet?
914.
by croes 7mo ago
It‘s not a C&C/Botnet
915.
by croes 7mo ago
Relevant because Cloudflare manipulated the DNS using a false reasoning
916.
by croes 7mo ago
Two wrong don’t make a right.
917.
by croes 7mo ago
Isn’t doxxing most of the time just collecting data from multiple public sources and connect them?
918.
by croes 7mo ago
Words can have bad consequences. We‘ll see what will happen to Banksy after Reuters published words.
919.
by croes 7mo ago
Unless you attack a group and want to know which target has an easier to brute force password.
920.
by croes 7mo ago
Giving away the password length helps attackers to select the easier target.
921.
by croes 7mo ago
People watching you through cameras through a window can more likely see your screen than your keyboard. Or think of TEMPEST attacks
922.
by croes 7mo ago
Knowing the length makes is defined easier, maybe not easy but easier.
923.
by croes 7mo ago
So giving others a way to know the length of your password isn’t a meaningful reduction of security?
924.
by croes 7mo ago
Off topic, since the AI craze MS‘ documentation translation has ridiculous errors like translating try catch keywords to "versuchen" and "fangen" for German pages
925.
by croes 7mo ago
Fix your start menu. Typing three letters of the program name, seeing the program I want to start, typing the forth letter, and it’s gone. Instead many suggestions for a web search
926.
by croes 8mo ago
Nope, if nobody trains the models on new data you have at some point an outdated model. Imagine Qwen 3.5 created in the 1990s and then use it for today web or desktop development. And is the problem solved that training AI with AI code ma
927.
by croes 8mo ago
A little bit early to tell. Let’s wait how affordable, available and good AI is when the companies turn to profit maximization and enshittification begins
928.
by croes 8mo ago
The problem is most people’s job depends on doing the work part and not the figuring out the new things part. So you just lose your job.
929.
by croes 8mo ago
That doesn't make sense. The PS5 is subsidized because the make money with the games. Printers are subsidized because the make money with the ink. The API use is subsidized because they make money with Claude Code? I would understand i
930.
by croes 8mo ago
You pay for snacks in the cinema and they lose money if you buy elsewhere. Where does Anthropic lose money when I use OpenCode?

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