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It lives on in spirit, having heavily influenced the design of ZFS and its admin interface: advfs addvol -> zpool add advfs advscan -> zpool import advfs clonefset -> zpool clone advfs mkfset -> zfs create
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* Shared bandwidth between CPU and GPU - as soon as you use up one, you're bottlenecking the other. * No M2 memory benchmark I've seen gets above ~250GB/s once cache effects are exceeded. * Random access latency is >~110ns
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3y ago
AZ is a term used by AWS and Azure. GCP documentation makes it clear to "Distribute your resources across multiple zones and regions", where regions are physically different data centers.
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3y ago
Reminds me of TheRasteri's video on using an EEPROM to convert CGA TTL video signals to EGA/VGA : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vwKA1z8tg1g&t=261s
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3y ago
But in the POC link, they have state=1 as a parameter for the authorization server, there is another state parameter encoded into the value for the redirect_uri, which makes me wonder why that even matches the registered redirect_uri.
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3y ago
Interesting, thanks!
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I agree the fact that Harvest blindly redirects helps enable the attack, but according to the OAuth standard, a redirect_uri which does match a registered one should not be accepted before authorization takes place. From the POC authorizati
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RFC 6749 goes into details on how the authorization server should prevent this type of attack The authorization server MUST require public clients and SHOULD require confidential clients to register their redirection URIs. If a r
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It's missing the timezone offset
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By the wording of the RFC, accepting a hostname longer than 255 bytes is permissible, creating one is not.
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That was a thing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TCP_Port_Service_Multiplexer
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3y ago
Exactly. How many gramattically correct sentances are there, vs what is the probability that a "random" hash used as an EC seed results in poor security? Research[0] has demonstrated it's not a theoretical vulnerability in
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3y ago
.max file format is intentionally hostile to developers to implement it, forcing them to use the proprietary library/environment. In my experience .obj (binary or ASCII) or .lwo have the best interoperability.
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3y ago
800 MA⁻²·kg·m³·s⁻³!
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Ah in that case, base58 can be useful because it doesn't use characters that may be ambiguous in some fonts (doesn't use: 0/O/I/l , but does use: 1/i)
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3y ago
Curious on the preference there, especially when characters in base64url encoding can look similar/ambiguous in some fonts.
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3y ago
I'd just be aware that XFS has no data journaling, only metadata.
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Depends on the ABI which the compiler targets. The vast majority of 64-bit OS's are ILP32, LLP64 or LP64, where ints are 32-bit - but to the paper's point, you don't know until you compile it.
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> losing SELinux labels makes it difficult to restore a backup of the root filesystem on distros that use SELinux True, but one should get into the practice of creating persistent policies rather than ad-hoc `chcon`'s all the time,
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The loading routines from that era just count the number of DC zero-crossings and convert X crossings into a 0 and Y crossings into a 1, they don't care about frequency or amplitude (the raw signal is usually fed into a Schmitt trigger
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3y ago
EPROMs, and the UV lamp is locked in a cupboard with a highly secure combination lock
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3y ago
Coincidence? $ TZ=UTC date --date=@$[$(date +%s)*2] Wed 31 Mar 15:33:50 UTC 2077
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= 3.18 W
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ASRockRack make a deep MicroATX Genoa and EATX/EEB boards too, which can take up to the 128 core Bergamo EPYC, or the high-frequency "F"-SKUs : https://www.asrockrack.com/general/productdetail.asp?Model=G
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Host kernel: 6.1.33-1-lts (Arch) Guest kernel: 6.4-rc6 defconfig QEMU: 8.0.2 (Arch) CPU: AMD EPYC 74F3 1242 iterations : [ 0.015088] printk: console [ttyS0] enabled [ 0.055882] ACPI: Core revision 20230331 [ 0.056124] APIC:
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3y ago
Aesthetics, sure, functionality not so much - the 0 and O characters are identical...
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Kioxia CD8 : https://www.storagereview.com/news/kioxia-cd8-series-pcie-5-...
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3y ago
Are they really JPEGs and MP3s, or just bitrot? I've found https://github.com/ImpulseAdventure/JPEGsnoop useful to fix corruption but I haven't come across a non-standard JFIF JPEG unless it was intentionally
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> For double or triple parity, we use a special case of Reed-Solomon coding https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/blob/zfs-2.1-release/module/z...
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Interesting language, "more than 50%". I guess the real number doesn't look good for marketing.
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