imglorp

8 ms·

181.
by imglorp 7mo ago
Yes it's different: it will match anywhere in the previous command lines.
182.
by imglorp 7mo ago
The marketers did this for 5G also, calling their product 5G before it was actually deployed, only because theirs came after 4G but wanted to ride the upcoming 5G buzz. It seems marketing /depends/ on conflating terms and misleadi
183.
by imglorp 7mo ago
Yeah, this is probably the point. His MO, over and over, is to take something away from you and then sell it back.
184.
by imglorp 7mo ago
The good news is this domain doesn't call for cutting edge, 2 nm process. There are more than a half dozen fabs in the US which can produce networking chips like ethernet controllers, line drivers, SOC, etc: Intel, TI, Samsung, et al.
185.
by imglorp 7mo ago
Yes, true, but at least the fire won't spread through this one point. Hopefully all of your upstreams can be persuaded to pin also.
186.
by imglorp 7mo ago
Public service announcement You can pin actions versions to their hash. Some might say this is a best practice for now. It looks like this, where the comment says where the hash is supposed to point. Old --> uses: actions/
187.
by imglorp 7mo ago
Not only its agreement but also its transparency and candor. A lay person might assume models are biased to protect their owners' business interests but that's clearly not the case here. The frog and scorpion come to mind: AI migh
188.
by imglorp 7mo ago
Yes and also the software industry has never been truly serious about security either: it's more of implied table stakes than an advertised product feature. Also, customers outsource the risk to their vendors, so as long as there'
189.
by imglorp 7mo ago
Someone's senior project was an EEPROM based life in discrete logic and a bunch of LEDs. There was no CPU; the ROM served as a state machine. I wish I knew more about it now; I'm not sure how it latched state.
190.
by imglorp 7mo ago
It's not only the age and CVEs but also the provenance. Those third party uploads could come from any rando and could be clean or could be packed with malware. Such items should have a red banner: CAUTION, unofficial, use at your own r
191.
by imglorp 7mo ago
The cheaper DSL is lisp. Cheap to parse, extend, transform. And you can have real macros and of course it's all executable. Oh and the universe is written in lisp (but mostly perl).
192.
by imglorp 7mo ago
Yeah. Obviously we can't know officially for decades but there's still some signals. One is the HAP flag (1, solid) to turn off IME, which has had at least one pubic vuln. Are they merely reducing their attack surface? Why can onl
193.
by imglorp 7mo ago
Don't forget backdooring or interfering with multiple cryptography standards, at least Dual_EC_DRBG and RSA. Or backdooring most major microprocessors (tpm). Etc?
194.
by imglorp 7mo ago
It's partly the pervasiveness of that product because it's in fking everything in the US at least. Why is it in BREAD? https://www.thedailymeal.com/1306301/unhealthiest-store-boug... It's also the crazy
195.
by imglorp 7mo ago
It seems like Jira is the worst issue wrangling nightmare, except for all the others. What can replace it today?
196.
by imglorp 7mo ago
My money is on massive overexposure to high fructose corn syrup in the Western diet. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9170474/
197.
by imglorp 7mo ago
Hey it's a revenue stream. I guess it's like selling domain names? Better than more ads maybe? Better than selling your data? Who are we kidding, they'll do all of the above.
198.
by imglorp 7mo ago
The epitome of "sku engineering" is mattresses, to keep consumers from comparison shopping. Retail HATES competition and informed shoppers.
199.
by imglorp 8mo ago
Who's the target audience for that announcement? a. Existing customers already got their hands chopped, their prices raised, or their lawyers poked. They're stuck with an abusive, litigious, opaque vendor and will migrate out when
200.
by imglorp 8mo ago
Not for ads, but maybe the numbers work out if you're selling intel. How much is a household's watching habits worth on the market? How about keyword mentions in the room?
201.
by imglorp 8mo ago
Right, never give a TV internet access now. That's where we are. This means they can't surveil, brick, or change your hardware after you bought it. So yes, then add whatever dongles to provide content. If the dongle turns bad (evi
202.
by imglorp 8mo ago
People used to add contact info in their .signature files (!): HTTP, IRC, (etc) and ICBM...
203.
by imglorp 8mo ago
Yes I would assume that the NTP daemon would handle a leap second arrival with guarantees of (1) gradual application over a longer period and (2) never moving the clock backwards, only slowing it a little. I wonder if all NTP implementation
204.
by imglorp 8mo ago
Responding to a deleted comment: > ... the "invisible infrastructure" of the web; balancing historical accuracy with the technical need to minimize zone fragmentation is a much more complex trade-off than it appears on the surf
205.
by imglorp 8mo ago
Some ambulance systems aren't tax supported and aren't even exactly contracted to the municipality. In our town the BLS EMT's are volunteers (paramedics are paid) who take a ton of training, a ton of ongoing training, they go
206.
by imglorp 8mo ago
I appreciate the anonymity. Posting as throwaway is often useful to distance the poster from $work or $ex or other situations yet contribute to a conversation. But will it continue under all the login id surveillance laws coming up?
207.
by imglorp 8mo ago
It saddens me with a survivor in my family that the primary therapies are still cut, burn, and poison. They are horrific to experience and just slightly better than the disease. There are so many biological cures on the horizon; they can&#x
208.
by imglorp 8mo ago
I wonder how the gpu interface was discovered and ported.
209.
by imglorp 8mo ago
That sounds pretty shady. There's also the problem that most media generated globally is not French. Do they pretend to distribute the spoils globally?
210.
by imglorp 8mo ago
The trick to forest management is allow or create small, frequent burns that clean up dry, overgrown understories. Nature does this without our help and some species even depend on it. If we interfere with this, eventually there's a bi

More ›