jtl999

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by jtl999 9y ago
I'm staying with my 2015 15" MBP (i7-4870HQ, AMD R9 M370X GPU, 16GB RAM) Still running El Capitan. I hear they have M.2 to Apple SSD adapters now too. The High Sierra root bug was embarrassing, among other issues. But bugs happen.
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by jtl999 9y ago
Why reinvent the wheel when a superior open source solution is in development?
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I think they fixed the Freenode bridge recently.
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by jtl999 9y ago
Font rendering any better in 58? I was trying Firefox 57 after release on OS X 10.11.6 and it seems like it was giving me eye strain which I strongly presume is the fort rendering. Firefox 52 and Chrome 63 seem to be unaffected.
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by jtl999 9y ago
And GTX9xx/10xx GPU's, most AMD GPU's and Macbook Pro external display outputs use temporal dithering, regardless if the display is native 8-bit or not. I'm working on a .kext to fix the latter, but it's hard work a
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by jtl999 9y ago
This. I wish something was done about the regulations that are de-facto monopolizing franchise agreements and such at a city level for telecom services. Not much better in Canada either.
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by jtl999 9y ago
I find something is off with Firefox Quantum, possibly the font rendering and it hurts my eyes. Running Chrome 62 on OSX 10.11.6 and it is fine. I had similar problems with Chrome on Windows after they implemented DirectWrite with anti alia
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by jtl999 9y ago
I thought refresh rate doesn't matter so much with LCD displays when you're reading a mostly static image (A book as an example), but maybe PWM or dithering is a factor as well in terms of eyestrain where higher refresh rates can
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by jtl999 9y ago
cough accidently sending half-pasted gibberish to IRC.
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by jtl999 9y ago
Yup. I still have both motherboards, the "broken" RAM and the good RAM actually. I didn't believe it at first, but just being able to move the mouse around and play audio over USB and not having it lag was enough proof.
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by jtl999 9y ago
I have something interesting about USB input latency to share. In 2014 I built a new computer with a i5-4590 CPU, ASUS Z97-A motherboard and 8GB of Kingston DDR3-1866 memory. One thing I instantly noticed was that my mouse (Logitech G400) w
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by jtl999 9y ago
/me wishes there was an equivalent open source project for Chris Sawyer's game Locomotion. Spent so many hours playing it when I was younger. RCT too :)
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Very cool. I seem to recall geohot doing similar to TTD in the past?
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by jtl999 9y ago
I hope the OLED display used in the iPhone X doesn't use PWM, unlike Samsung. LG OLED TV's seem nice as well, although I haven't looked at them for a long period of time.
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by jtl999 9y ago
Well the subject is currently 23, and for what it's worth the original USG indictment listed his full name, because the accused activity happened when the subject was older than 18.
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by jtl999 9y ago
I used a Canon 80D with a EF-S 55-250mm lens and a solar filter film over the lens. My camera was fine. https://imgur.com/a/OmPQP Taken in rural Oregon (just two shots I selected at random for this post)
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by jtl999 9y ago
Thank goodness On a related note, anyone know an extension for desktop Chrome that converts AMP pages to non-AMP pages? Or is that not programmatically possible?
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Admitted in what context? Notice the "became the Kronos malware". It's entirely possible Kronos used MalwareTech's open source PoC's of rootkits and other things, he knew, and was asked about it and but without the
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by jtl999 9y ago
I doubt that if he was a serious criminal that created and USED said banking malware for a fraud, and the FBI clearly had victim impact statements, that he would get such a lenient set of bail conditions. The longer this case goes on the st
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by jtl999 9y ago
I have taken the liberty to download a sample of WannaCry and I can see the "killswitch" domain just running strings on the binary. $ strings Downloads/24d004a104d4d54034dbcffc2a4b19a11f39008a575aa614ea04703480b1022c.bi
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by jtl999 9y ago
Here it is > For anyone still into IRC, MalwareTech has partnered with sigterm.no to launch a new IRC network. It’s still fairly new so don’t expect an instant response, but everyone is welcome (socializing or just asking for help). htt
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by jtl999 9y ago
I don't think he directly ran his own IRC, it was a "in partnership with another organization" sort of thing.
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> There's restrictions around telecom providers entering new markets, and that plays to the businesses because it allows them opportunity to collude nationally I wish we had a real free market in Canada for telecom services.
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Well I think the source code is included (since it's Ruby, but encrypted) with the Github Enterprise image. But that's "source code available", not "open source" (ie, under a copyleft license)
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How would you propose a placebo in this context?
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A rackmount pfSense router built from an old Core i3 desktop from circa 2010 and a Intel 4-port NIC. I have 150/150 FTTH at home. Might have 250/250 or 1000/250 by the end of the year (the router can handle 800mbps WAN->LA
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by jtl999 9y ago
> Another version detects visually impaired pedestrians and activates the ticking sounds that tell them whether the light is red or green. As a visually impaired person I think the ticking sound should be on all the time at traffic light
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.me and .ca "seem" competently run. More so for .me, ran by the owners of .org
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I'd listen to that :D
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Have we figured out good ways to gracefully handle prefix changes via DHCP6-PD. I'm kind of worried of my provider changing my prefix "from under my feet" and breaking firewall rules, or worse. Also my ISP blocks some ports i

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