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by jsheard 8mo ago
> It was running It still is, uBlocks default lists are killing the script now but if it's allowed to load then it still tries to hammer the other blog.
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by jsheard 8mo ago
It's also kind of ironic that a site whose whole premise is to preserve pages forever, whether the people involved like it or not, is seeking to take down another site because they are involved and don't like it. Live by the sword
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by jsheard 8mo ago
Since Wikipedia established that the archiver tampered with stored pages I doubt migrating is on the cards, the trust in those archives has been burned regardless of who hosts them going forward.
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by jsheard 8mo ago
I did say nearly all, and the price of the ReMarkable Pros reflects on how expensive the Gallery panels still are.
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by jsheard 8mo ago
Multi-pigment panels exist but in practice nearly all color e-readers still use the filter-based panels, because they are so much cheaper. There are zero Kindle or Kobo models with the multi-pigment technology.
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by jsheard 8mo ago
Simons been doing this exact test for nearly 18 months now, if vendors want to benchmaxx it then they've had more than enough time to do so already.
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by jsheard 8mo ago
It can't, and I wouldn't hold my breath for such a small company being able to navigate compliance for contactless payments. The Pebble does use standard watch straps though, so you could get one of the ones with a programmable pa
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by jsheard 8mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pebble_(watch)#Hardware > The watch featured a 32-millimetre (1.26 in) 144 × 168 pixel black and white memory LCD using an ultra low-power "transflective LCD" manufactured by
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by jsheard 8mo ago
> The only time I've seen the (in my mind) confused messaging is on Pebble's own website Yeah, other wearable manufacturers who use the same display technology usually call it MIP instead. Pebble are pretty much the only ones w
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by jsheard 8mo ago
The Pebble display isn't e-ink, or unique amongst watches, it's an off-the-shelf MIP LCD from Sharp. You can get the same thing in watches from Garmin, Coros, Polar, Suunto, Casio and probably more.
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by jsheard 8mo ago
The underlying world representation is chunky voxels, but they get triangulated into meshes for rendering. Unlike say, Teardown, which renders voxels directly. Minecraft's non-world entities like players and enemies aren't voxels
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by jsheard 8mo ago
Who would have thought that Microsoft would end up getting cosier with Khronos standards than Apple. This is after they adopted SPIR-V both as a target in their shader compiler and as an ingest format in DirectX, smoothing over interop with
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by jsheard 8mo ago
> It's a battle tested choice and pretty much every browser actually in use is written in C++. Every browser in use is stuck with C++ because they're in way too deep at this point, but Chromium and Firefox are both chipping a
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by jsheard 8mo ago
And to elaborate, the reasons you might want to use a DNS challenge are to acquire wildcard certificates, or to acquire regular certificates on a machine or domain which isn't directly internet-facing. If neither of those apply to yo
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by jsheard 8mo ago
Firefox and Safari are fine in this case, yeah.
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by jsheard 8mo ago
> Toolchain support should also be improved, e.g. you could make all vregs take 512-bit on the stack, but have the codegen only utilize the lowee 128 bit, if you have 128-but vregs, 256-bit if you have 256-bit vregs and 512-bit if you ha
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by jsheard 8mo ago
> You can treat both SVE and RVV as a regular fixed-width SIMD ISA. Kind of, but the part which looks particularly annoying is that you can't put variable-width vectors on the stack or pass them around as values in most languages, b
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by jsheard 8mo ago
https://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey Other Settings > AVX2 > 95.11% supported (+0.30% this month)
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by jsheard 8mo ago
Throttling was mainly an issue with AVX512, which is twice the width of AVX2, and only really on the early Skylake (2015) implementation. From your own source Ice Lake (2019) barely flinches and Rocket Lake (2021) doesn't proactively d
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by jsheard 8mo ago
ARMs Neoverse IP does support SVE, so it's at least already relevant in cloud applications. Apparently AWS Graviton3 had 256bit SVE, but Graviton4 regressed back to 128bit SVE for some reason? https://ashvardanian.com/p
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by jsheard 8mo ago
SVE was supposed to be the next step for ARM SIMD, but they went all-in on runtime variable width vectors and that paradigm is still really struggling to get any traction on the software side. RISC-V did the same thing with RVV, for better
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by jsheard 8mo ago
That's apparent enough from the fact that you don't need a jailbreak exploit to boot non-Apple-signed kernels on a Mac, unlike iPads with exactly the same silicon. They are intentionally configured differently.
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by jsheard 8mo ago
And that's with Apple deliberately leaving the bootloader open on Macs. If they had locked it down like they do on every other product then it would be even more of a struggle, and there's always the looming possibility that the
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by jsheard 8mo ago
ZeroSSL is weird, if you use their classic non-ACME interface then the free tier is indeed limited to 3 active certs which can't be wildcards, but if you use ACME then there's no limits and wildcards are allowed. https:/&#x2
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by jsheard 8mo ago
For one, Cloudflare uses four different CAs almost interchangeably. Caddy also makes it easy to configure ACME failover if you're self-hosting, and defaults to using two different CAs if you don't specify any. Frankly even with no
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by jsheard 8mo ago
There's at least five free ACME CAs, with failover it doesn't matter all that much if one of them falls over. If all of them fall over at once there's probably a more pressing issue like nuclear holocaust or alien invasion go
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by jsheard 8mo ago
Also, they are working on bringing a non-Pixel alternative to market: https://www.androidauthority.com/graphene-os-major-android-o...
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by jsheard 8mo ago
See also: the 17-strike policy for sex trafficking. https://eu.usatoday.com/story/tech/2025/11/22/meta-strike-po...
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by jsheard 8mo ago
And if you use iPhones and have reason to be really paranoid, consider using lockdown mode. https://support.apple.com/en-us/105120
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by jsheard 8mo ago
The meta these days is bundling dodgy SDKs which turn the device into a residential proxy, which then gets sold on to the highest bidder. Mostly AI companies, whose desire to scrape literally everything has driven demand for that type of ma

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