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by dtx1 5y ago
We literally KNOW about the Intel ME and AMD PSP and we KNOW about all the windows telemetry yet most of the worlds IT runs on systems with these backdoors. There's no need to hide it in the first place
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by dtx1 5y ago
Very interesting from a theoretical perspective. Luckily most of the devices we use have software on them that we know is compromised (written in memory unsafe languages, closed source, telemetry enabled) already so I doubt we have to worry
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Fixing the Entire SM64 Source Code (Insane N64 Performance)(youtube.com)
2 points by dtx1 5y ago|0 comments
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by dtx1 5y ago
> don't know what the audiophiles are talking about They don't know either. Audiophiles are by and large the dumbest consumers on the planet, willing to pay for huge sums of money to grifters and lying companies for imaginary g
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by dtx1 5y ago
That's really the thing with PHP isn't it? Getting something done as Quick and Dirty as with PHP is not easy to do with any other language when it comes to "the web"
606.
by dtx1 5y ago
PHP and C inspired don't sound like selling points to me. Quite the opposite factually
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by dtx1 5y ago
We can pretty much pinpoint the movie where critics lost it: Black Panther. They loved it because it was catering to the woke crowd and it was hyped as the best movie ever when in reality it was a mediocre meandering mess with CGI below the
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Can we UN-DELETE a lost Pokémon – 15 years after its death?(youtube.com)
2 points by dtx1 5y ago|0 comments
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The Worst Programming Language Ever – Mark Rendle – NDC Oslo 2021(youtube.com)
2 points by dtx1 5y ago|0 comments
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by dtx1 5y ago
This whole discussion here is somewhat weird because everyone keeps thinking about shitty soundbars and headphones. Dolby Atmos and DTS:X on a home cinema system with decent and large speakers is amazing and noticably different than simple
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by dtx1 5y ago
My denon receiver comes with a microphone and an integrated calibration tool
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by dtx1 5y ago
Sigh, and here is the problem. I literally do not know who or what "Kiwi Farms" is, if im using "their language" it's not on purpose. Again, I'm not saying everyone else is the good guy and you are the bad guy,
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by dtx1 5y ago
> You're participating in a highly abusive harassment and bullying campaign targeting me. You're spreading fabricated claims and libel about me and are participating in the attempt by Nicolas Merrill (Calyx leader), Techlore an
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by dtx1 5y ago
> After all, our estimates come from a population sample that presumably is more liberal than average. Yet even among this group of people – and despite the fact that the brutality of the war is becoming more evident by the day – the Rus
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by dtx1 5y ago
What a laughable response. Daniels' Responses and Twitter Threads and the way he argues obviously invokes more and more flamewars, raids and stressful situations. It's very obvious if you take a little time to look into it, especi
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by dtx1 5y ago
To be fair, the lead dev of graphene os has been crying wolf about stuff like this for ages. For example https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dx7CZ-2Bajg Now, i really like Graphene OS. I consider my Pixel 3a with Graphene OS on
617.
by dtx1 5y ago
Everyone here's over thinking it. Of course you ca. It's just expensive (free shipping though) https://m.de.aliexpress.com/item/1432182326.html?gatewayAdap...
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by dtx1 5y ago
not as long as corona is still raging here in germany, no families (or colleagues) at the office
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by dtx1 5y ago
> I'd spin this around and cast it as a challenge -- regular, forced interactions with coworkers is minimally sufficient and retards some people from pursuing social activities outside the home. Or,it allows people with social anxie
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by dtx1 5y ago
Combine this with an unlimited data plan and it's almost obvious that it is inevitable. We are becoming more and more reliant on smartphones for our daily life, for example carrying a covid pass, using it as a payment device, communica
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by dtx1 5y ago
> Can other elements, except uranium, be used for power generation Plutonium, Thorium and a few others yes > I thought uranium is used in reactors because it also produces A-bomb material as a by-product. It doesn't and it's
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by dtx1 5y ago
I'm suprised by the strong results of the amazon basic cards, though what is missing from this dataset is the "how fast does it die" measurement
623.
by dtx1 5y ago
Even if true for M1 Macs, it will still invalidate the benchmarks because it's not an objective comparison edit: so i get downvoted for commenting that a benchmark needs to control external variables (like emulation vs native) in order
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by dtx1 5y ago
If it's emulated than the benchmark is completely useless
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by dtx1 5y ago
i rarely find myself in a situation where my typing speed on a regular layout is the limiting factor for input speed. When coding I don't type a lot and i'd likely get the same input speed on any reasonable layout after a while an
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by dtx1 5y ago
These Benchmarks are all rather useless because they lack the necessary details on methodology and context. For example Shadow of the Tomb raider may very well CPU Bottlenecked with that 3090 give it only runs a 10900 (non-k?) and who knows
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by dtx1 5y ago
taking a geostationary satellite and measuring the delay it takes from two positions and assuming a perfectly round earth should get you there
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by dtx1 5y ago
Here in Germany there are still a lot of them around. Though any rando WiFi hotspot would propably do the trick
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by dtx1 5y ago
just post your findings from an internet cafe on 4chan and watch the competitor burn
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by dtx1 5y ago
Sway really is a disease, once you go into it, you cannot ever go back to a floating DE. It's just so fucking comfy

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