evilos

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by evilos 6y ago
> Just buy some motherboards and analyze the chips to find where the backdoor is If you were bugging motherboards, you would surely anticipate this. Some possible mitigations include only bugging a subset of the motherboards, and bugging
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by evilos 6y ago
Fun fact you can approximate hourly rate to yearly salary roughly just by multiplying by two. $45/hr roughly 90k ish
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by evilos 6y ago
My guess is it's simple and prevents A/V desync?
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by evilos 6y ago
Well signal does have the SMS fallback, it's just not secure. But neither is email.
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by evilos 6y ago
Sounds like a job for Louis Rossman: https://www.youtube.com/user/rossmanngroup/videos
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by evilos 6y ago
If you're watching on non-mobile device, why not just use ublock origin extension? I haven't seen a youtube ad in ages.
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by evilos 6y ago
You'd have to hit the incoming pretty far out, or you're just gonna get hit by hypersonic buckshot.
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by evilos 6y ago
> You have to get close to the CBG to start the overwhelming campaign. The delivery platforms are likely to be destroyed long before they get close enough. Not anymore, see ballistic anti ship missiles (range ~ 1800 miles), long range bo
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by evilos 6y ago
Some counter points: - You don't need to sink an aircraft carrier to mission kill it. Even one hit to the deck will probably neutralize it's ability to launch/recover aircraft. - Submarines and satellites are/will be eno
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by evilos 6y ago
> I know this. I installed Windows few days ago. I can't install steam or chromium without getting blocked by windows. Sorry what do you mean you can't install steam or chromium in Windows? Millions of people run this software
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by evilos 6y ago
It doesn't make sense for the system not to 'grab' a big chunk of your RAM. That is what it is there for. You want stuff to be preloaded into RAM so you can access it quickly if needed. You only want to leave some of it free
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by evilos 6y ago
This guy is working on a modular hardware linux tablet: https://hackaday.io/project/164845-dlt-one-a-damn-linux-tabl...
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by evilos 6y ago
If you can pump out standardized large scale reactors like France did, then they are way more efficient than these smaller reactors. The problem of course is that takes a large government to mandate a huge public project, which is not reall
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by evilos 6y ago
One of the requirements for modern nuclear reactor design is that they are fail safe, ie cannot meltdown due to a loss of power or other malfunction.
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by evilos 6y ago
That's a pretty weak set of evidence you have there for a claim as big as 'Snopes is ONE OF THE LEAST credible sources that you can find', emphasis mine.
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by evilos 6y ago
They appear to have been taken down at the personal request of the intel employee. They were originally distributed by 'Retired Engineer' on twitter. See this page for some details: https://www.guru3d.com/news-stor
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by evilos 6y ago
Not parent commenter (and non mechanically inclined person), but I skimmed through the slides and it seems like a lot of the efficiency increasing techniques involve recapturing lost energy in the form of converting waste heat to electric e
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by evilos 6y ago
You were so close. On page 6 as you mention he defined his FR term, but he also defined 'net worth' explicitly including real estate and housing. In fact it's the first thing on the page so I don't know how you missed it
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by evilos 6y ago
This all seems irrelevant when the poorest 80% of Americans own about 7% of the nation's wealth. The top 1% owns 40% of the wealth. This statistic by itself would not be an existential problem if the poor weren't struggling to sur
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by evilos 6y ago
I identify with this so much.
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by evilos 6y ago
The fuck? Is there any documentation for this? CVE?
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by evilos 6y ago
Agree, we need open source hardware (like RISC-V) to mature in order to eliminate this class of vulnerabilities. I haven't heard much on mobile class RISC-V SOCs though.
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by evilos 6y ago
That doesn't make any sense to me. Are you saying you work on one of these teams?
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by evilos 6y ago
It was a re-org, those engineering teams just moved to be under CAI or ED. The people are still there.
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by evilos 6y ago
Anytime I see someone mention the Zune it is always followed by what you just said. And then someone does what I am doing now.
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by evilos 6y ago
I would guess the Swiss population is generally more educated on average compared to the American public, which to be fair is easier to achieve with a population of 9M vs 328M. A sufficiently educated public is a requirement for a more dire
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by evilos 6y ago
These reports were more unsubstantiated then I originally realized, sorry for not noting that. The news is based on leaked benchmarks from upcoming tiger lake mobile socs with markedly higher graphics scores. I suppose it is possible that t
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by evilos 6y ago
Intel's Xe integrated graphics is reportedly faster than AMD's newest APU family. The article I saw said up to 30% faster in many workloads.