lathiat

7 ms·

31.
by lathiat 1y ago
That's a fairly impressively sized list.
32.
by lathiat 1y ago
The fun part is that for a bunch of SSD drives (especially older ones), sending discard/trim may also tank the performance. Due to firmware bugs.
33.
by lathiat 1y ago
If I had to guess it is possibly something to do with fighting crawlers/bots/etc triggering the detection? And running some kind of more advanced logic to try ensure it's really being used. Light captcha style. But just a gue
34.
by lathiat 1y ago
I'd say this project is the closest: https://github.com/superg/redumper But is not a true raw dump like we see in a bunch of other media preservation projects.
35.
by lathiat 1y ago
There’s a slight improvement in that the passkey will only transmit to the correct website. Cannot select and fill it to the wrong domain. But other than that I agree. Especially now that these synchronise with iCloud, BitWarden, etc seems
36.
by lathiat 1y ago
Came to share this too. I used Joost at this time. Got me into watching the world poker tour on the platform and into playing poker and watching other live poker.
37.
by lathiat 2y ago
That’s only true with sentry mode on. Without sentry mode it uses very little.
38.
by lathiat 2y ago
Just reading this title and with only microsoft.com as the URL, I knew with 99% certainty this was going to be oldnewthing (Raymond Chen)
39.
by lathiat 2y ago
Hand sanitiser is great for this. A dab of whisky on a paper towel also works well.
40.
by lathiat 2y ago
MattKC recently did an amazing documentary on the development of Lego Island for PC. Quite a bit of the story was about the company behind it convincing LEGO to let them use their IP etc. Was a great watch: https://youtu.be/
41.
by lathiat 2y ago
Often 55-60% in Australia also.
42.
by lathiat 2y ago
In the Tesla Semi announcement, they showed pretty impressive data on exactly that. Here's a shot of the graph and some data: https://kilowatt.page/tesla-semi-regen-roundtrip-efficiency-... Of course, this is from Tesl
43.
by lathiat 2y ago
Except for that time it did: https://youtu.be/gonVHW_X79U
44.
by lathiat 2y ago
What it does is uses a PCIe pass-through GPU to render the output, but instead of sending the actual video result to the actual GPU output (and thus, needing to switch input on your monitor), it renders from the GPU into a shared memory buf
45.
by lathiat 2y ago
It was great. Glad to see the public domain change. Surprisingly sensible outcome.
46.
by lathiat 2y ago
Just wanted to back up this comment with a tiny bit of possible evidence: https://lwn.net/Articles/950567/
47.
by lathiat 2y ago
If you want to learn more about how this all works in video form, there was a talk at 38c3: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWQcgZfxkOM&pp=ygUMMzhjMyBma...
48.
by lathiat 2y ago
Ha ha thanks :) yeah the guest book was an external service. Along with the image based hit counter :)
49.
by lathiat 2y ago
Somehow, the (much less impressive) Star Trek fan site I created in 2000 when I was 13 is still online. I’ve long since lost access to it but the freeservers mob I hosted it with have somehow kept the sites from way back then all around a
50.
by lathiat 2y ago
Medicate and try not to stop. Don’t avoid it, it’s life changing and the most effective intervention by far. None of the other stuff is nearly as effective. It is very likely turn their life around. As someone who was not medicated in his t
51.
by lathiat 2y ago
Maybe better to use something like magic wormhole? https://github.com/magic-wormhole/magic-wormhole
52.
by lathiat 2y ago
It's getting hard to even take printing stuff for granted. It's getting harder and harder on iOS just to arbitrarily copy and paste text from many apps - can't even copy the title of a YouTube video last time I tried. This mo
53.
by lathiat 2y ago
We have many more photos from RFLAN in Western Australia which ran 3-4x a year from 2002-2020. They are all on Facebook currently: https://facebook.com/redflaglan
54.
by lathiat 2y ago
This looks awesome. As someone working in support for a wide array of Linux Apps, and data dumps from customers where I have no access to the system, plus I also write or backport bug fixes to all sorts of random software, I often want to d
55.
by lathiat 2y ago
This is super interesting: > sq aims to be safe by default. One way it achieves this is not by having good defaults, but by avoiding defaults when it is not absolutely clear that one option is and will remain much better than the alterna
56.
by lathiat 2y ago
Noooooo. Equinix Metal was one of the only places I could get by-the-hour machines with actual HDDs, NVMe and High Speed Networking, in multiple on demand for a day at a time. I use this for example for performance testing or situational te
57.
by lathiat 2y ago
There is also a trap, which is that setting this in /etc/sysctl.conf or /etc/sysctl.d doesn't work, because the module isn't always yet loaded when those are set. One fix is to load nf_conntrack at boot by addi
58.
by lathiat 2y ago
I have found the summaries reasonably good, with 1 exception it got completely wrong, but I only ever want them to summarise a stack of notifications from the same app, and never a single notification. Unfortunately there is no setting for
59.
by lathiat 2y ago
If you’re targeting these evidence grabbing/device exploiting mobs, generally the phones get locked into a faraday cage to drop the mobile network so that they can’t receive a remote wipe request from iCloud.
60.
by lathiat 2y ago
You can still configure it to be key only, you just need to put your own override as a file in /etc/ssh/sshd_config.d/ rather than /etc/ssh/sshd_config. The files are read in order, so your filename needs

More ›