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by drtgh 10mo ago
Why do you talk about home networks "unsupervised" when we are talking about public networks, access points, created to hunt people? Do you notice that your proposed solutions try to fix a problem, isn't it? The open letter d
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by drtgh 10mo ago
I am afraid that it is not only about privacy (that they recommend ignoring), there are many options to chose, like CA vectors, lets say TrustCor (2022), e-Tugra (2023), Entrust (2024), Packet injection vectors, or Click here or use your lo
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by drtgh 10mo ago
Accurate? Lets take the Wifi (Other users already commented the other ones). Open a wifi access point with the name of the restaurant, intercept the DNS requests and serve your filtered stuff. PS: If the text is real and not trolling, the k
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by drtgh 10mo ago
That open letter is filled with malice, so I can only guess that it's either trolling or a bad taste joke (due people could think are outdated recommendations and spread, lets remember the flat-earth thing).
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by drtgh 11mo ago
You have a processor with more than eight threads, at same bus bandwidth, what do you choose, dual channeled or four channeled processor. That number of threads will hit a bottleneck accessing only through to channels of memory. I don'
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by drtgh 11mo ago
Intel's consumer processors (and therefore the mainboards/chipsets) used to have four memory channels, but around the year 2020 this was suddenly limited to two channels since the 12th generation (AMD's consumer processors ha
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by drtgh 11mo ago
It is even worse than that. Have you seen those movies where a small town in the US holds a festival or carnival with heavy floats on top of a car? That is the UI they've implemented in Win11, one interface mounted on top of another, t
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by drtgh 11mo ago
This sounds extremely necessary, but what warrants the funds reaching such a exclusive destination? I think that Firefox needs an exclusive non-profit foundation, but I don't think Mozilla Corporation/Foundation would allow it, so
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by drtgh 11mo ago
I would use the larger star as root variable for the systems, using the system name as reference to such larger star (therefore, Sol = the sun), then each planet would adapt their time dilatation from this reference, something like Sol:Eart
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by drtgh 11mo ago
By one side, we all know[1] that automated translations are always inaccurate, and this is specially deep with translations into languages like Japanese. On the other hand, we all know that LLMs are guaranteed to introduce an error in the r
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by drtgh 1y ago
> 5 years [...] well-engineered [...] Programmed obsolescence, evilness, should not be rewarded like this.
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by drtgh 1y ago
Cache of static content, ie. images, css, js or an static html, the CDNs purpose, to shorten location. At moment you serve dynamic content, you are literally redirecting the request through an intermediary server (from Cloudflare/Homol
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by drtgh 1y ago
> the internet was worse without Cloudflare Cloudflare acts as a proxy for dynamic content, thereby slowing down the internet. Their existence (and success) suggests a lack of infrastructure or solutions (ie. DDOS, CDN) from data centers
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by drtgh 1y ago
Google's browser holds almost the entire market share, and it's a browser that shifted to Manifest V3 to prevent ad blockers from being installed (which now require special effort from users to install and keep it/them workin
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by drtgh 1y ago
Your quote it is out of context, they are talking to North Korea's -sociopathic- government accomplice: << Kimsuky, you are not a hacker. You are driven by financial greed, to enrich your leaders, and to fulfill their p
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by drtgh 1y ago
They sound like it should be avoided to analyse the river waters next to factories.
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by drtgh 1y ago
I read it does exists trading platforms were if you earn money they lose it because they launched the order internally between their affiliates, and not to the external trading networks (or whatever they are called). This if they even reall
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by drtgh 1y ago
Very disturbing, the article talks about the number of bits to be read per cell like if it were only a matter of speed. In addition to your comment (related), when 3D-NAND cells are read, interference by the traces (charge-trap disturbs) re
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by drtgh 1y ago
In addition NASA has transferred knowledge and technology to SpaceX in an attempt to help them achieve success (or due government order, as I am not certain).
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by drtgh 1y ago
> Essentially, the core user journey is a privacy preserving "over 18" check. You can not check the age without breaking the privacy, technically it is Not possible; this is like a religious faith exercise, not science. What on
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by drtgh 1y ago
There is a human trafficking business fuelled by huge amounts of public money given to NGOs and related, within Europe, by the hands of politicians that are lining their own pockets with this public money. And their political parties are si
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by drtgh 1y ago
By the title I thought that they were going to implement this, https://github.com/ziglang/zig/issues/5973
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by drtgh 1y ago
> We have found wild beehives, including abandoned beehives, which are fairly mite resistant. It seems that some Apis Cerana (Japonica?) are fairly mite-resistant; they bite and kill the mites (except for those within the drone cells, as
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by drtgh 1y ago
I searched about this and found a German beekeeper with such hives, In [1] he can not detect the Varroa within the hive, nevertheless he notice the behavior of the hive is as if it had it. In [2] the hive is already dead, then is when he fi
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by drtgh 1y ago
OffTopic: Something similar to fishing vessels, Fishing vessels are spreading parasites at hyper-accelerated speeds. This happens when they clean the guts of infected fish at sea without prior treatment and when they discard untargeted fish
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by drtgh 1y ago
I don't need it at the moment (European), so I'm not updated. But awaiting someone else's answer, it is not difficult to get to grips with the matter, I suggest start with a "XRay vs Trojan" search, they are proxy s
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by drtgh 1y ago
Authoritarian governments block most of the internet, and as part of this they block VPNs also. Therefore people had to develop client/server protocols to mimic normal browsing packets in order to access the VPNs. But, those government
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by drtgh 1y ago
You are ignoring many variables, ranging from cable resistance losses and maintenance costs to signal re-synchronisation systems. Not to mention environmental factors such as seabed warming and subsequent changes in ocean currents, over tim
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by drtgh 1y ago
Two minutes in a search engine that is Not Google: > Shazeer says he’s excited about Google expanding its focus to include helping users create new AI-generated content. “Organizing information is clearly a trillion-dollar opportunity, b
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by drtgh 1y ago
I don't need help, I'm criticising the use of the automatic translations served by default, and that are being used the weights of this parameter to do it. The full picture? The weights seem to be more useful for fingerprinting an

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