matja

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by matja 5y ago
Maybe it's the other way when driving on the left? :)
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by matja 5y ago
Impressive! I had set 8865 and it was the only set I had which had those suspension and wishbone pieces.
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by matja 5y ago
And not even a mention of AMULET ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AMULET_microprocessor )
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by matja 5y ago
541 gflops here, following those steps. Well done Apple for making a laptop CPU over 2x faster than a 250W server CPU released this year :)
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by matja 5y ago
On Linux I had to use `-lcblas` instead of `-lblas`. "6.63171 gflops" with a 24-core AMD EPYC 74F3
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by matja 5y ago
An SSH password is sent to the server, the server will get the exact password. An SSH private key is not sent to the server.
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by matja 5y ago
Why was SetWindowLong (taking LONG) superseded by SetWindowLongPtr (taking LONG_PTR) on 64-bit versions of Windows?
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by matja 5y ago
How did you determine that the RAW images are lossy-compressed?
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by matja 5y ago
AMD EPYC processors already support AES encryption of memory ( https://developer.amd.com/sev/ ) where VMs themselves cannot know the key. Interesting that I didn't see that mentioned in the paper as a possible miti
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by matja 5y ago
Seems to me that YAML just needs type/schema support to be less of a hurdle. As an alternative, the encoding/decoding roundtrip using protobuf seems reasonable to me, catches the footgun of using floating-point version numbers (it
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by matja 5y ago
I wonder how many people in charge or purchasing actually consider the name, unconsciously or not. It could be called Thready McThreadface for all I care.
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by matja 5y ago
Tricky part about implementing that is that the protobuf wire-format alone doesn't contain enough information to unambiguously represent the real data types, it also needs the schema (.proto file) to do that. For example, in the wire-f
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by matja 5y ago
I remember setting those 7-segment LEDs up on my first PC build. On the motherboard there was a jumper which took the input from the turbo switch. To provide feedback to the user, some cases ran a wire from the turbo switch to a bi-color LE
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by matja 5y ago
edit: The paper doesn't actually say if Intel are signing the attestation report in the CPU, so perhaps that's why.
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by matja 5y ago
Is this essentially the same as AMD's SEV-ES attestation reports, but per-application rather than per-VM? I don't see why any particular transport is required, if the attestation report is signed coming from the CPU firmware.
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by matja 5y ago
Lack of ZFS, or any checksumming filesystem at all is a hard "no" for me.
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by matja 5y ago
Is that the case for all distros? For Arch I see only libEGL/libGLESv2 are bundled, every other library is an external dependancy: https://archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/chromium/
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by matja 5y ago
The r-curve parameters were apparently chosen by picking a random number, and hashing it, which somehow "proves" no nefarious play. Problem is that one could keep picking random numbers, hashing them, to get curve parameters vuln
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by matja 5y ago
If QEMU is compiled with graphical window support, and is started without `-nodefaults`, then you can press ctrl-alt-2 to switch to the monitor, type "sendkey ctrl-alt-delete", then press ctrl-alt-1 to switch back to the emulated
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by matja 5y ago
Is that considering one can see over the horizon when the conditions are right? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atmospheric_refraction
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by matja 5y ago
The UI did scale, but lots of apps were poorly coded. > Marlett is a TrueType font that has been used in Microsoft Windows since Windows 95. The operating system uses this font to create user interface icons that are used in the menus an
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by matja 5y ago
yes, checking the secret before setting the uid/gid does seem like "Enhanced security" : https://github.com/microsoft/omi/commit/4ce2cf1cb0aa656b8eb9...
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by matja 5y ago
That seat that Microsoft have on the Linux Foundation board of directors will come in useful for that.
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by matja 5y ago
Separate types is fine, but JSON doesn't specify a minimum range or precision of the number type that a implementation must have, so the number type is unreliable (and string has to be used instead). To handle any number, a JSON libra
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by matja 5y ago
If every JSON library actively chooses not to implement the JSON spec, that sounds like an issue with JSON to me.
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by matja 5y ago
Even with integers (comes up often for large numeric IDs): JSON.stringify(JSON.parse('{"kids":10000000000000001}')) -> '{"kids":10000000000000000}' How do JSON schemas handle "must be
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by matja 5y ago
And even that comes from Windows 3.0
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by matja 5y ago
> At the time, raw format was the only thing that preserved all necessary information to make scientific observations. Which "RAW" format? I think that is the problem - there are many and few are completely documented, which is
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by matja 5y ago
The MMU was a sanity-saver even in DOS development using a DOS-extender like DOS4GW or CWSDPMI, where a crash could actually be debugged/output a stacktrace rather than instantly reboot the machine. A fair-few DOS applications (via DPM
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by matja 5y ago
For the USB part, would adding a extra USB adaptor card (assuming it's a desktop machine) and using PCI-passthrough/VFIO on that adaptor make it easier? From my knowledge of QEMU, then no USB emulation is involved - the guest OS

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