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by ddtaylor 3y ago
Comment is removed but my guess is that he's talking about the general very old flame war style stuff like "M$" and "Microshill" and "Crapple" etc. The "us vs them" mentality of computing.
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by ddtaylor 3y ago
Let me check my Portainer. Here is a pretty out-of-the-box ready to run container that provides a web interface: https://github.com/l1na-forever/stable-diffusion-rocm-docker You may have to do a few slight things to gi
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by ddtaylor 3y ago
Stable diffusion does work with ROCm I use it in a docker container by just changing the top line to base it off AMDs ROCm container.
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by ddtaylor 3y ago
Great video, Nick! I'm not sure if you browse HN much but keep up the great videos. I have been subbed for at least 3 years and I catch most of your content.
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by ddtaylor 3y ago
Google kind of does that with pixel phones there are features that are only available on their Hardware that you can't run otherwise even if you put the APK over Etc one is holdforme
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by ddtaylor 3y ago
You mean the Oracle vs Google case right?
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by ddtaylor 3y ago
The minute the device was released in North America the lockout chip was already defeated by passthrough devices that took a "real" game and used that for the CIC bootup process. There were also multiple variants of voltage spike
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by ddtaylor 3y ago
The lockout ship was there to prevent piracy. By the time the console made its way to North America there were known bypasses. Ironically enough if there's an argument to be made about what saved the industry and how quality control wa
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by ddtaylor 3y ago
Mostly. You might be surprised how much of a headache it creates when things are off by a little in ways customers don't understand even when you're not settling transactions like that. Customers get confused when they get receipt
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by ddtaylor 3y ago
I'm very happy this should never happen.
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by ddtaylor 3y ago
I have done both (basic) approaches and I find benefits in each. If I take the time to flesh out a project and either have a real DBA or at least put on my DBA hat for a day to come up with a proper set of SQL functions, views, etc. that ex
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by ddtaylor 3y ago
How does that excuse any of their anticompetitive CHOICES they continue to make? I don't understand how your comment affords Apple anything.
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by ddtaylor 3y ago
Also their cryptography some claim is a little bit hand rolled and doesn't work quite like the rest some people have pointed to it potentially being intentional by bad actors.
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by ddtaylor 3y ago
We do see some of this data mirrored in other stats.
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by ddtaylor 3y ago
I agree. It seems Microsoft wants to get the accolades of solving a hard key exchange problem without actually solving that hard key exchange problem. We see this a LOT in companies that "make it easy" to do cryptography.
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by ddtaylor 3y ago
It seems pretty scummy since it convinces and uses language that would lead users to believe they are getting an OOTB disk encrypted system even if they opt to not become a part of Microsoft's data silo.
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by ddtaylor 3y ago
Users certainly do still need to care about having encryption at the physical layer. Wi-Fi networks having done key exchange and taking that out of the equation for regular users so that they get some guarantees of encryption without consta
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by ddtaylor 3y ago
He was denied two years ago.
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by ddtaylor 3y ago
Also gives results at all. Reddit search doesn't even do comments.
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by ddtaylor 3y ago
I don't think that's going to change the fact that every time I search for some basic thing there is a GitHub repository for it somewhere and Google almost always shows me two to three pages of blog spam garbage and stack Overflow
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by ddtaylor 3y ago
I feel bad for kids growing up today in some ways. When I was younger the web was smaller and Google was newer and working better. For the most part if it existed on the internet I basically just had to put a couple words in a box and I&#x2
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by ddtaylor 3y ago
The cynic in me thinks apple will find a way to create "approved APIs" or similar and sifeloaded apps will be neutered.
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by ddtaylor 3y ago
This is actually something I discussed with my legal team and was prepared to bring up at trial with our own forensic expert. My team was (correctly, IMO) not expecting much to happen because the amount of precedent that exists with MD5 bei
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by ddtaylor 3y ago
The site is borderline unusable with ads.
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by ddtaylor 3y ago
I agree, defense by depth.
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by ddtaylor 3y ago
> Unknown unknowns, e.g. we have no idea that we run the database on a buggy Linux Kernel version, where buffered IO in a cgroup is slow due to wrong memory pressure calculation and constant page reclaiming. ?
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by ddtaylor 3y ago
This is why I don't buy Nintendo. Any time the kids want something from them we pick something from a brand that supports their past consoles instead, like Microsoft.
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by ddtaylor 3y ago
There kind of is a community, but it's hard to say. Long ago in the earlier days of BB and B3D we had great community support because (a) most of us were on the official blitzresearch servers and (b) many of us were on blitzcoder.co.uk
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by ddtaylor 3y ago
I remember the same thing and eventually seeing DarkBASIC in stores and PureBASIC on a few shelves as well in the 90s. I gravitated towards BlitzBasic because the developer (Mark Sibly) was genuinely interested and improving his system, for
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by ddtaylor 3y ago
Hasbro is ruining the brand at alarming levels. They think they are doing it "smart" because MTGA and some other plays to try and split the audience of regular players and whales. There is no "smart" way to destroy your

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