hackernudes

6 ms·

31.
by hackernudes 5mo ago
LPE = local privilege escalation Too many darn acronyms. This one wasn't too hard to figure out from context but I wish people would define acronyms before using them!
32.
by hackernudes 6mo ago
XCursor (Linux nerds know)
33.
by hackernudes 6mo ago
I may be missing something, but isn't the focus on calories about weight gain, not feeling full?
34.
by hackernudes 6mo ago
You left off the critically important part of the quote, IMO... > ... according to Checkonchain's difficulty regression model It's a guess based on oil costs (as a proxy for energy costs). Personally I think it is completely wo
35.
by hackernudes 6mo ago
CRQC = cryptographically relevant quantum computer
36.
by hackernudes 6mo ago
https://archive.is/YHRcU
37.
by hackernudes 6mo ago
It was a traditional plugin (NPAPI), not NaCl (Native Client). Honestly a total gimmick. I still play Quake Live, though!
38.
by hackernudes 7mo ago
I do wish I had documented what I tried better! There might be a magic combo that could have helped but I tried tweaking a lot of the vm settings. One day I will probably see if I can still reproduce the original problem and be more methodi
39.
by hackernudes 7mo ago
I see some comments about soft lockups during memory pressure. I have struggled with this immensely over the years. I wrote a userspace memory reclaimer daemon and have not had a lockup since: https://gist.github.com/EBADBEE
40.
by hackernudes 7mo ago
Doesn't that show physical cash in bank vaults? Am I misunderstanding? That number would be utterly meaningless for this discussion. Edit: I see this was covered in other replies
41.
by hackernudes 8mo ago
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xalTFH5ht-k&t=99 This matches my memory of 56k dialup with the two BONGs. And now I get to share my favorite AT command. M0 could mute the modem! M1 was quieter than the default. I will nev
42.
by hackernudes 8mo ago
Today I learned: Man-portable air-defense systems (MANPADS) are shoulder-fired, surface-to-air missiles designed for use by individuals or small teams to engage low-flying aircraft, helicopters, and UAVs.
43.
by hackernudes 8mo ago
KTLO = keeping the lights on
44.
by hackernudes 8mo ago
The word is terawatts unless you mean earth-based watts. OK then, it's confirmed, data centers in space!
45.
by hackernudes 8mo ago
High latency to earth but low latency (potentially) to other satellites.
46.
by hackernudes 8mo ago
DROPS, The Dresden Real-Time Operating System Project -- https://os.inf.tu-dresden.de/drops/ QNX -- http://toastytech.com/guis/qnxdemo.html (or https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id
47.
by hackernudes 8mo ago
Pretty sure it was in Snow Crash
48.
by hackernudes 8mo ago
Neverball is a similar game that's been open source for ages. It has a web based version too: https://play.neverball.org/
49.
by hackernudes 9mo ago
The agents.md is from the upstream tinygrad repo: https://github.com/tinygrad/tinygrad/blob/master/AGENTS.md
50.
by hackernudes 9mo ago
Context: https://www.cisecurity.org/cis-benchmarks , https://www.cisecurity.org/about-us """The CIS Benchmarks® are prescriptive configuration recommendations for more than 25+ vendor product
51.
by hackernudes 9mo ago
Do you still have the details details about fixing Windows 11 boot over iscsi? I love the idea of injecting drivers into windows and did a lot of experimenting along those lines (using WinPE to install drivers offline and edit the registry)
52.
by hackernudes 9mo ago
It comes down to semiconductor manufacturing, not ASIC design. Taiwan, Korea, USA are still on top.
53.
by hackernudes 10mo ago
If you have flip flops, it's not "no memory". If you have a ROM, it's not "no memory". Needlessly pedantic! I thought this was pretty cool but the first video didn't play. All this write up and I really ju
54.
by hackernudes 10mo ago
Yes, the three playback limit is so annoying. Just... why?! CEC is so stupid. Way overengineered yet completely undercooked. I'm imagining some day soon TVs/receivers will start proxying the CEC bus instead of sharing it globally.
55.
by hackernudes 10mo ago
I wrote a program in Golang to control my a/v setup. Included within are small pkgs to control Linux CEC and LIRC devices (ioctl/read/write) as well a pkg for LG TV commands over serial port. Link here: https://git
56.
by hackernudes 10mo ago
The Scythe books are written by Neal Shusterman !
57.
by hackernudes 10mo ago
I meant that they train their system on pictures where they have the underlying medical data. Their system might still be total crap (teehee), but I'm guessing that they at least try to make it predictive/generalized.
58.
by hackernudes 10mo ago
They probably do clinical trials (or at least something like that) where they get baseline data from participants through other means.
59.
by hackernudes 10mo ago
There are two issues to consider: security updates and software compatibility. The LTSC version is good for security updates, but I worry that software could stop supporting Windows 10 despite the LTSC version existing. Coincidentally I am
60.
by hackernudes 11mo ago
I 100% agree with this sentiment

More ›