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by int0x29 2y ago
That screenshot shows 31 gb of ram which is distinctly more than the mentioned dev board at max specs. Are they using something else here?
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by int0x29 2y ago
Firefox isn't really making enough in donations to maintain a major piece of web infrastructure. So it gets search revenue from Google, which people complain about (and may not be long term sustainable). So they go make other paid fo
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by int0x29 2y ago
If there was ever a case to link to a text only version a discussion of architecture isn't it. The full article with images: https://www.npr.org/2024/08/12/g-s1-6417/brutalism-architect...
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by int0x29 2y ago
It would also help to have such a description in the README
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by int0x29 2y ago
It's interesting watching silicon valley buzzwords mix with DOD speak.
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by int0x29 2y ago
Might want a strobe warning. At least for Firefox and Chromium in Linux on a desktop it strobes heavily in the starting state.
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by int0x29 2y ago
Not sure how regenerative braking works if it doesn't disengage the accelerator when the brakes are pressed. Yes in this case the brakepads would be used, but I'd also expect the motor to be off.
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by int0x29 2y ago
I attempted to file a CCPA request for my data with the company. I never got a response. So I'm not really surprised they got sued
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by int0x29 2y ago
With tinted windows and glare I already can't see like 75% of drivers. At least driverless cars reliably signal so I don't have to do pose estimation with the front wheels to cross the street. Also they aren't on their phone
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by int0x29 2y ago
I ran into a different issue while trying to make an app to scan color coded notes in college. The colors skewed from the top to the bottom of the page making it hard to reliably tell blue pens from green ones. At some point I should look a
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by int0x29 2y ago
This isn't terribly specific but its an encrypted chat app from an authoritarian country that in practice is accepted and used by the government. It has further managed to survive an increasingly tight enviornment for censorship and f
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by int0x29 2y ago
Is it using WiFi, cell towers, and other location networks (like Glonass) for that? I suspect some of the difference might be cell phones taking any location signal they can get.
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by int0x29 2y ago
Backdoor attempts won't be that obvious. The xz incident just had a random unaffiliated burner account and nothing of any clear national origin.
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by int0x29 2y ago
The US having a dedicated intelligence agency for maps seems to defeat most of the military value of this system https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Geospatial-Intelligen...
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by int0x29 2y ago
> * There are very few people doing serious 3D game work in Rust. There's Veloren, and my stuff, and maybe a few others. No big, popular titles. I'd expected some AAA title to be written in Rust by now. That hasn't happene
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by int0x29 2y ago
MacOS is perpetually losing the physical position of my displays. 95% of the time I plug my laptop in the display layout swaps them. I would understand if it was 50% of the time, although I'd still be frustrated, but the fact it happ
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by int0x29 2y ago
Pretty sure ME is Intel Quark based now. Quark is intel's weird 32 bit x86 as a microcontroller chip.
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by int0x29 2y ago
"Instead of building a custom command processor, Intel uses Movidius’s 32-bit LEON microcontrollers. LEON use the SPARC instruction set and run a real time operating system." Your Intel core now runs two ISAs and three OSs. Manag