edelbitter

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by edelbitter 2y ago
> Android [..] everyone has access One of the key issues. Google has not given me a phone OS. They have taken away my ability to chose a viable competitor, one that does not run on selling my data.
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by edelbitter 2y ago
Or.. just have telcos do that to each other, instead of offloading any more of their service onto their customers/victims?
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by edelbitter 2y ago
Progress in making measurements through the skull useful might be how we finally get to precisely measure side-effects elsewhere: comparing healthy adult skulls to proper control groups. Always seemed odd to me how unspecific the thermal sa
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by edelbitter 2y ago
Knowing what you had to know to write that, would you dare using it? Compression, encryption and streaming sparse files together are impressive already. But now we get a new BRT entry appearing out of nowhere, dedup index pruning one that w
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by edelbitter 2y ago
I tried two of the most non-random archives I had and was disappointed just as the author. For mail archives, I got 10%. For entire filesystems, I got.. just as much as with any other COW. Because indeed, I duplicate them only once. Later s
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by edelbitter 2y ago
Why does the title say "Zero Trust", when the article explains that this only works as long as every involved component of the Cloudflare MitM keylogger and its CA can be trusted? If hosts keys are worthless because you do not kno
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by edelbitter 2y ago
At least its not Kroah-Hartman withholding details, its lawyers failing to provide a text block that does not need to resort to ambiguity: > > > the "various compliance requirements" are not just a US thing > > Agai
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by edelbitter 2y ago
Its not the Chinese words that scare me. It the English "safety" and "security" referring to specific properties and concepts... but wildly different ones between sentences. Like its all 2009 again and we are hoping we a
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by edelbitter 2y ago
But what is the excuse to start from scratch? Rather than a compat layer that convinces the world that raw your interfaces, libraries and clients are so much nicer to work with that the other thing should be demoted to compat layer eventual
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by edelbitter 2y ago
How could you possibly make them true, if you are told to respect even deliberately disabled features? If the user does not permit retroactively messing with their navigation history, then you are left with only one option: get the history
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by edelbitter 2y ago
On Ubuntu, both. A system daemon with interesting interactions with avahi-daemon and colord, and a somewhat sandboxed user program, just so Chrome is not overly inconvenienced by its snap sandboxing. But wait, there is more: The login &
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by edelbitter 2y ago
Those "demands" for inclusive training sets are a spin attempt. And a bad one at that: It does not even address the main problem. If I refuse to be judged by a person trying to evade legal review, then that situation does not impr
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by edelbitter 2y ago
Where is that 3-4 year number from? That sounds way lower than my personal practices (Samsung ran out of incremental 3 digit model numbers before any of my drive reached expected write endurance), or what those graphs regularly published by
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by edelbitter 2y ago
They do. Just after seeing instructions to run this, and complying: > curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs | sh (Yup, .rs is the ccTLD for the Republic of Serbia, of former SFR Yugoslavia)
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by edelbitter 2y ago
> Please refer to your OEM for the BIOS update specific to your product. Unless running hardware also used by powerful hosting providers (some of which care for security), these mitigation will not reach many systems. Checked a few &quot
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by edelbitter 2y ago
Add "IR-permissively insulated", but yeah. Still worthwhile. That "oops 30 fold energy consumption per heat" problem deters people from testing the limits. It may be a mostly negative result for now, but it is still usef
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by edelbitter 2y ago
Easy to miss when the product is named Core: they are really mean cores this time. No SMT.
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by edelbitter 2y ago
Not depending on industry specialists that have to retain talent & tools for a 15 year gap in their order books probably helps competing with complex containment structures. They can buy some fairly premium drill bits and still be the l
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by edelbitter 2y ago
That particular result can be explained without any difference in perception. If you ask people to count at a certain speed, you measure a skill. One that can be mastered at any age. Of course unprepared participants of younger age are bett
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by edelbitter 2y ago
Two techniques, even: More requests processed at once, after a very (bandwidth-adjusted) precisely user-controlled starting point. One helps with race conditions in the server, the other helps racing 3rd party requests. Sending a highly-eff
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by edelbitter 2y ago
de-clickbaited title: Google recommends leveraging Android settings to (mostly) avoid unencrypted networks original press release: https://security.googleblog.com/2024/08/keeping-your-android...