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getcrunk
2y ago
Sometimes girls get bothered about being called dude or bro. For the former, I’m certainly not going to call you dudette. And it seems widely accepted that dude is gender neutral. As for bro … I can understand why it bother girls, but I alw
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2y ago
Still no 14/30b parameter models since llama 2. Seriously killing real usability for power users/diy. The 7/8B models are great for poc and moving to edge for minor use cases … but there’s a big and empty gap till 70b that mo
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2y ago
Tell that to the recent windows bug where even if you block ipv6 in your device firewall or was it even turn off the stack your device is vulnerable to specially crafted ipv6 packet
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2y ago
I’ve bought three laptops this year from eBay. The second was shortly after the first because I thought it was such a good deal. A few months later the first laptops exhaust started smelling like burning plastic and i also discovered that i
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getcrunk
2y ago
PSA: non leaded solder is chosen primarily for environmental concern. Whichever solder you use the fumes are probably toxic and are rarely lead. It’s probably the rosin or flux or the other metals in alt. solder. The health issue with leade
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2y ago
Yes but lead particulate is going every where and if you touch lips, You’re ingesting it. The primary means of exposure in a lab setting is through ingestion of particulate matter by getting it on your food or clothes -> mouth
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getcrunk
2y ago
I mean we have iron in the blood, since we’re talking “nano” here
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getcrunk
2y ago
Holy shit! What hospital?
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getcrunk
2y ago
Is all device functionality otherwise supported booting off an external drive?
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getcrunk
2y ago
The sad part is that people assume those two ate roughly inversely related. But I feel like there’s a lot of negative externalities and long term system effects that would disprove it.
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getcrunk
2y ago
Like what? Aside from google and Apple being actively hostile to Firefox I rarely have issues
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2y ago
I think the word is rather use is copyleft! Agpl is fully open source in its truest sense! It’s so open that it ensures it always stays open!
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2y ago
I’ve seen this movie!
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2y ago
Hopefully this will spur more research and visibility and unfortunately active exploits, but that would finally put pressure on oems to secure their firmwares. Or break up the damn covert cabal that’s the 3 major bios producers
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2y ago
Dang congrats! I had a very similar idea for going on a decade now , but never got around to working on it until a few weeks ago. Now I'm demotivated.
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getcrunk
2y ago
Do you really need to update all the time? Are the new features always that immediately important?
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getcrunk
2y ago
Seriously like rolling out on some exponential scale even over the course of 10 minutes would have stopped this dead in its tracks
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2y ago
How does this compare to sonnet 3.5? I’m seeing comparisons to haiku. Very happy with the price. But it’s its slotting between 4o proper and 3.5 where is it in relation to 4? 4 was “just” good enough for my purposes Edit: seems not too far
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2y ago
I’m still pissed they finally brought rocm support to their Gpgus on windows starting with the 6800xt … I have the 6700xt
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2y ago
Can’t emulate it?
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getcrunk
2y ago
Great idea! Doesn’t work well on mobile safari
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2y ago
How many number of hours is chill? 4? 6? 3?
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2y ago
They can clone it, they can eavesdrop on it by having hacked your phone, they can be eavesdropping on the wireless network. But the most likely is they can dupe your carrier to port your number out
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2y ago
I like how you think! I think it’s some combination of this and very recent bipartisan Australian sentiment to end it that combined into enough people having a slight shift culminating in “the system” deciding to let him go
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2y ago
Yea but most proper are subject to the duopoly of intel/amd. And appearantly their “firmware” sucks!
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2y ago
Most != all Os level microcode updates only address a portion of these vulns, same for disabling smt. One unpatched vulnerability is too many let alone numerous. Not all require physical access either
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2y ago
I wouldn’t recommend it. Minisforum has non existent bios updates/support. Go take a look at amd security bulletin. They have cpu vulns monthly! And these cheap manufacturers don’t give any bios updates
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2y ago
So glad to see minis on here so I hopefully can find a receptive audience to my rant: None of these super cheap Chinese devices come with bios or firmware support or updates. Minisforum, topton, qotom, beelink etc all have like maybe 1 or 2
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2y ago
For a new project I wonder how much simpler (or secure) a browser could be made if you only allowed a subset of js and browser apis. I’d wildly guesstimate for 70% of use cases you wouldn’t even need 50% of stuff with some slight modificati
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2y ago
I’m curious according to you what news organizations are not?
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