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by ksk 9y ago
Sure, but I see no reason not to be able to just re-flash the ME firmware in that case. I guess as an embedded developer, maybe I'm just seeing things from a different POV than most people here.
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by ksk 9y ago
Sure but as a user of Linux, I don't particularly care why the bugs are present in Linux. My view is if you ship it, you should own it. Assigning blame to Nvidia or whoever can go both ways. They might point the blame back at the inter
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by ksk 9y ago
>Seeing about as many critical vulns in the AMT as in, say, the entire Linux kernel... yeah, I'd call that "awful code quality". But that is not the case. Linux has had 400+ security bugs this year (as you point out, in pa
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by ksk 9y ago
What does viable mean? Where can I go out and purchase it? Yes, hypothetically, anything is possible.
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by ksk 9y ago
That is a good point. I suppose you could mitigate that if you were building new systems and used AMD products.
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by ksk 9y ago
That is a poor test, and no travel website AFAIK uses it. Most people don't feel the need to offend someone over their personal beliefs. Its not a useful technique if your goal is to get people to be more inclusive. "Be more toler
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by ksk 9y ago
Could you elaborate on why you think its apparent that AMT has 'terrible code quality'? Specifically, versus other high profile products that continue to have multiple security bugs being introduced every release cycle - Windows,
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by ksk 9y ago
>Sorry, but "running but not vulnerable" is not nearly good enough nowadays. What does that mean practically? What you said applies to every networked device and tech. All routers, all computers, all OSs, all voip phones, etc,
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by ksk 9y ago
Which country is being excluded? I have no idea what you're talking about. Are you talking about the article or the comment or some imagined point? The article is about a player voluntarily choosing not going to a country. Its importan
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by ksk 9y ago
Love your assumption without explanation. Its easy to be sarcastic.
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by ksk 9y ago
A lot of people can't visit a lot of countries. The list of people deported/denied entry into country X is too long. >International events should not happen there. Why? What is your rationale?
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by ksk 9y ago
Then the cleric doesn't have the power people imagine he has. It seems to be good news...
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by ksk 9y ago
Nobody decides "hey I wanna become a slave". I would say the root of the problem is the lack of opportunity, not migration. Somehow, people rarely make an argument to stop all the rich people from migrating to orange county becaus
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by ksk 9y ago
Who is being manipulated?
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by ksk 9y ago
Well you're dismissing things like on the fly color correction, when pre-grading is an important feature for a lot of productions. High FPS is also not a rare requirement. Sports/Action/explosions/water splashing/ha
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by ksk 9y ago
Their competition is not GH3/4. Its other cine cameras. GH3/4 is not even in the same ballpark. 12ish stops compared to 15 on the black magic and apertus. Global shutter vs rolling. It has 300 FPS at 10 bit and 132 FPS at full 4k
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by ksk 9y ago
It relies on the fact that nobody takes really original pictures, hence you can build a large enough data set and apply learned techniques/attributes/behavior to "new" pictures. Computer vision = small standard deviation
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by ksk 9y ago
I suppose it depends on the year too. Here's a video I found for the XPS. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kreTaNMswRA Agree with the rest of your comment.
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by ksk 9y ago
>Neither of those laptops have easily swappable batteries. But any repair shop could do that for you. You're not forced to go to a single vendor who can set arbitrary prices. >At present, Apple’s main battery life win is macOS. Y
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by ksk 9y ago
>So your rebuttal attempt to undercut my description of laptop market technology 8 years ago is linking to a couple present day laptops? No, your claim was that making batteries non serviceable means you have more room for a larger batte
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by ksk 9y ago
> They were able to fit more battery using a custom form factor that would have been super expensive to make removable. No one had done this as well before, because Apple was the first to implement good embedded battery conditioning soft
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by ksk 9y ago
People investing money in the web are the ones who want to turn it into another sales vehicle.
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by ksk 9y ago
Yeah, and I support the 'right to repair' laws, which could make that even more affordable.
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by ksk 9y ago
But business software is super boring, takes forever to please the customer who typically is difficult to deal with, wants the UI buttons in specific places, the data entry form to be in a specific format, etc etc. Why would anyone want to
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by ksk 9y ago
What you're saying basically looks like a representative government. The government collects taxes, and you don't control where the money specifically goes. You elect representatives who control where the money goes, etc. We all k
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by ksk 9y ago
>Immigration agents aren't the most polite people in the world but how does the immigration agent know you are not a criminal? I assume he already has a visa to enter the country. It would be easier to conduct the criminal check bef
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by ksk 9y ago
Yeah IMHO, the $79 is fine and so is the turnaround time. In fact I had mine replaced for free (6s) through a recall program they had. IMO, the problem is Apple either tricks you into upgrading your OS or constantly nags you if you don&#x27
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by ksk 9y ago
There is no room for discussion. You made up something. I assumed you had evidence, you did not. That was the end of it.
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by ksk 9y ago
Okay, I just assumed you used the words as commonly understood. You can certainly say or believe anything you want. I wasn't challenging that.
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by ksk 9y ago
That sounds doable. How much are you willing to pay?

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