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by ktta 8y ago
My opinion is that the UX is no where near as polished. The history and bookmark features still look like they're from 10 years ago, and subtler things that are just given thought to because there seem to be dedicated UI/UX design
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by ktta 8y ago
I was referring to the presence of an FPGA on the iPhone. There doesn't seem to be a good source on what they're actually used for. Just that they're there.
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by ktta 8y ago
Would you mind sharing a source for this?
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by ktta 8y ago
Here's a wayback machine link: http://web.archive.org/web/20180830111650/https://store.goog...
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by ktta 8y ago
Especially with Linus being the one who dislikes long lines. I'm wondering if there has been any precedent of a non-trivial patch that was 80+
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by ktta 8y ago
Mullvad
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by ktta 8y ago
The cheapest way to get a yubikey in the US right now is to subscribe to wired for $10 for a year. You get a free YubiKey 4 within a month of your subscribe date.
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by ktta 8y ago
You can always reveal the source code, without giving it an open source license. Of course, this will mean some people might not contribute, but you take what you get. Another way is giving it a 'non-commercial use only' stipulati
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by ktta 8y ago
I'm pretty sure this went over their head (don't intend to be mean). I believe they asked, what a VM actually stands for and what is means , rather than what it's for.
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by ktta 8y ago
>Hey how can i learn more about all this? Go to your router's config page, and google all the words/acronyms you don't know. Read the Wikipedia pages too. That should put you in a position where you can ask better question
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by ktta 8y ago
https://www.economist.com/the-world-if/2017/07/13/a-world-of...
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by ktta 8y ago
If you're talking about OpenConnect, then I think they are really geared to just be a CDN and not much else.
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by ktta 8y ago
>That excess compute is essentially free. Since they host on AWS, wouldn't they just scale down during non-peak times and save money?
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by ktta 8y ago
>The Virtex 7 series has been reverse engineered I might be missing something, but is that Virtex 7 or Artix 7 ? From the project page, it looks like Artix, and that's great since many hobbyist level entry boards use Artix 7, like A
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by ktta 8y ago
Of cash used in every day transactions? Maybe. Of cash used in bigger transactions that are replaced by credit cards? No way
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by ktta 8y ago
How does this matter (apart from semantics) if one pays the balance therefore doesn't accrue any interest. They are still 'getting paid', right?
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by ktta 8y ago
>EOSIO is an Operating System on which scalable Decentralized Autonomous Communities “DACs” can easily be built, launched, and governed. Made possible through asynchronous smart contract communication, EOSIO is designed to empower commun
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by ktta 8y ago
True. Not for iOS though, atleast without a jailbreak.
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by ktta 8y ago
Still doesn't block ads from the Facebook mobile app. Even if you install a root cert to MITM, some apps pin certs.
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by ktta 8y ago
There's no need for all caps. HDL can be referred to as code. And I do know what HDL is and what FPGAs are, thank you.
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by ktta 8y ago
Because although HDL doesn't look difficult syntax wise, it requires a very good understanding of logic gates. People need to pretty much take a course in digital design to be able to write something meaningful. It took me a while to g
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by ktta 8y ago
Well there you go. So GP's concerns are largely addressed. Intel can just work on this tooling, and people who are going to use HDL are going to continue using them.
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by ktta 8y ago
OpenCL support is different from this.
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by ktta 8y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if Intel came up with tools which help make use of the FPGA using higher languages like C. Xilinx is already pushing it's Vivado HLx which is pretty much that. I'm not aware of Altera's current of
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by ktta 8y ago
It might be because of the SLA guarantees Google Cloud provides. And it is commercial which means a markup.
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by ktta 8y ago
https://old.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder/ https://old.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/
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by ktta 8y ago
That is a poor reason for such a glaring hole. Your argument is okay for how easy it is to steal from a mailbox. This is about affecting businesses worth billions of dollars. Couldn't the same have happened to a Fortune 500 company?
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by ktta 8y ago
That just means the people who are supposed to ensure something like that aren't smart. Not that he's a genius. Someone remotely close to being smart would instead route to someplace he doesn't live , for starters. And it do
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by ktta 8y ago
>Come on, this guy is a genius I don't it takes a genius to recognize the fragile parts of a seemingly secure system we live in. I'm sure there are people in every industry that know things that can be easily exploited for prof
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by ktta 8y ago
Don't forget, a big part is absolving the car manufacturer of liability.

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