daneel_w

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by daneel_w 7mo ago
> "I'm sure that even before LLMs one could find a way to create a story where certain numbers / code words would be embedded without altering the underlying story too much." It's called steganography , and it
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by daneel_w 7mo ago
From small-scale use over the course of several years, I've found their "cloud" (OCI) to be a solid and well-planned product. Additionally, I've experienced not one single outage or hiccup so far (Stockholm region).
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by daneel_w 7mo ago
A quick Google image search shows me ARM250TG chips, Acorn-ARM branded, from "MITEL" and "GPS".
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by daneel_w 7mo ago
The Acorn Archimedes came with Acorn branded CPUs (the "ARM250" IIRC) already in the late 80s. I can't recall what company made the chips for ARM at that time, but in the later Archimedes models it was VLSI.
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by daneel_w 7mo ago
To me, "dogfooding" isn't using your own product out of loyalty or some nondescript principle, as the author suggests. It's specifically about using your own product during its development as a means of testing while i
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by daneel_w 7mo ago
With 7.9, shaping (read: bandwidth rate limiting) no longer tops out at 4 Gbps. PF could always process/transfer beyond 4 Gbps, presuming you had fast enough hardware to handle such bandwidth. The discussed limit was specific only to q
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by daneel_w 7mo ago
Not every in-and-out must pass through a queue in PF. The limitation specifically affected throughput of queues.
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by daneel_w 7mo ago
Intonation (frequency rise/fall) would offer a lot of versatility.
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by daneel_w 7mo ago
A very clear improvement from the first set of models you released some time ago. I'm really impressed. Thanks for sharing it all.
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by daneel_w 7mo ago
It makes the difference between being able to run a lot of machine learning tasks, and not being able at all. Pretty useful.
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by daneel_w 7mo ago
Related, a couple of years ago: https://old.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/15t0lsm/i_turned_a_95_... "I turned a $95 AMD APU into a 16GB VRAM GPU and it can run stable diffusion!"
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by daneel_w 7mo ago
If you're just looking for an easier solution for encoding video ("regular stuff") then Handbrake is the go-to tool for that.
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by daneel_w 7mo ago
I run DNSSEC (to facilitate DANE) and with regards to DNSSEC I haven't had to manually edit my zones in years either. Unlike yourself I don't consider DNSSEC deployment or ZSK rotation / KSK roll-over scary or complex, and se
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by daneel_w 7mo ago
And stuffing your PC case with various disco lights doesn't affect its performance either. But an evidently large portion of gamers are, well, special people.
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by daneel_w 7mo ago
Blackwater, private "defense" contractor, track record of killing with impunity.
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by daneel_w 7mo ago
That is absolutely not a normal fact of Scandinavian life. Gross exaggeration and misrepresentation.
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by daneel_w 7mo ago
Unlike American SSNs, which are secret and wield certain authoritative powers, a Scandinavian "person number" is neither secret nor authoritative. Common misconception.
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by daneel_w 7mo ago
Making snarky comments about it, no, not really. Will some people snoop around? Yes, nosy people can be found everywhere.
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by daneel_w 7mo ago
The older brother of a friend of mine in the 90s was the co-sysop of one of Sweden's largest "elite" BBSes at the time, Farout BBS. I got to tag along to the sysop's apartment once and see the setup, which was an Amiga 2
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by daneel_w 7mo ago
The Pixels already are the best of the least worst options currently available. Anything new must categorically bring improvements, and the closed source firmware of the Pixels is a pressing point.
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by daneel_w 7mo ago
Neither. It's great that the Pixels' baseband ACPU doesn't have free reign in system memory, but if we're gonna underline the deficient state of the cellular modem in the Pine Phone we should also remind ourselves that t
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by daneel_w 7mo ago
> Pinephones have entirely closed source baseband firmware. > The baseband firmware itself doesn't have any replacement available. Same with the Google Pixels and their Samsung Exynos modem. Neither you nor GrapheneOS users hav
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by daneel_w 8mo ago
Of course it matters. Especially in GrapheneOS' context.
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by daneel_w 8mo ago
When it comes to telecom products I'm less worried, though not entirely content, with products that are developed in the West and manufactured in China, than products developed by the Chinese.
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by daneel_w 8mo ago
Ironic given that Lenovo is forced to comply with orders on the same level, of the same kind, as companies like Huawei and ZTE to name a few. With GOS' emphasis on security and privacy, is this not a concern at all? Or do you feel that
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by daneel_w 8mo ago
> And Motorola is almost free of bloatware. It is practically a stock Android. My girlfriend had one of the Moto Play models from 2020 and it was horrific. Is their Android setup really any better these days?
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by daneel_w 8mo ago
> Motorola makes great hardware too Do they really still design their own hardware? I was under the impression that the Moto series and more was designed by a Chinese OEM, since Motorola Mobility is owned by Lenovo (China).
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Nord-Lock Bolt Washers(pr0gramm.com)
1 points by daneel_w 8mo ago|1 comments
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by daneel_w 8mo ago
Yes, if they host the guest network on the same hardware, same transmission path etc. Network "hygiene" will obviously differ from one place to the other.
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by daneel_w 8mo ago
At least the New Republic is clean and healthy... on paper...

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