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by miduil 9mo ago
yes, and as long people don't start exploiting that.
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by miduil 9mo ago
Same experience, GitLabs CI/CD language is to me so much better - it has really strong abstractions and you can model a lot of developer experience into it. Especially when it comes to security practices of GitLab CI, but also custom r
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by miduil 9mo ago
Yeah, I mean thinking about it - you could also just use HN to host that image. I believe gdrive et al would just do the job.
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by miduil 9mo ago
> The 10GB limit per project sounds small on paper but I’ve never come close to hitting it The docker images don't have limits, there is a limit per layer. IIRC I've distributed a 100GB image through their free tier (just had t
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by miduil 9mo ago
Yes, plenty - sometimes data centers are built together with apartment or office complexes for this particular purpose. Unfortunately that already pinpoints the core limitation, due to the low-temperature of the data centers. The higher the
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by miduil 9mo ago
yes sorry, just updated my comment shortly before you replied. This is CVE-2025-36911, the other ones were CVE-2025-20700, CVE-2025-20701, CVE-2025-20702. Coincidentally a similar set of headphones affected. This one also has a pairing vuln
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by miduil 9mo ago
Previous discussion on ?a similar? vulnerability. That means there is yet another critical vulnerability from the same vendors, given the reporting date around ~August I hope this was addressed by Sony and Jabra around the same time. https
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by miduil 9mo ago
Thanks, really had to listen to the song. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWRJC8ap9B4
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by miduil 9mo ago
Nice, you can already see some solar flares in Austria again. https://www.foto-webcam.eu/webcam/kleinfleisskees/ https://www.foto-webcam.eu/
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by miduil 9mo ago
Key aspects from the talk iirc (I was in the audience :)): * Real time embedded CPUs are usually without an MMU -> kernels such as FreeRTOS lack secure memory due to the lack of MMUs in those CPUs * A kernel targeting embedded CPUs with
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by miduil 9mo ago
what's still missing is encrypted stealth radio communication. something that uses a wide range of frequencies, low power with big timing windows to be indistinguishable from other things happening on air. It should look like noise and
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by miduil 9mo ago
My first "contributions" were 2004, I was 10 years old and supposed to write a text about Mozart. Somehow I noticed the edit button and started vandalizing the page, as I didn't understood what Wikipedia was meant to be. Some
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by miduil 9mo ago
> Spain will need to make some very hard choices Thankfully there is now more focus and financing available to elevate the network quality - right? Portugal has added 1% onto the electricity price for that purpose alone: https:/&#x
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by miduil 9mo ago
> I have no idea then why you're trying to throw shade on something good that was accomplished by bending the truth I'm not trying to "throw shade on something good" - in contrary, even with a "once in a decade e
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by miduil 9mo ago
I did not mean to suggest that the outage in Spain and Portugal were caused by wind power or just renewables. It's more related to me in terms of when you look at the economical impact of energy, what sizes are in play. Just reading 4.
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by miduil 9mo ago
Well, the cause is known - it's many causes that have accumulated. Of course, maybe more research will bring some more definitive conclusions - but overall the core mechanisms seem to be well understood, at least to the extend on what
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by miduil 9mo ago
Yes, however the safety-profile is quite the opposite to 222nm. https://www.larsonelectronics.com/news/1763 https://uvmedico.com/far-uvc-light
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by miduil 9mo ago
Seems `session/:id/shell` was also `session/:id/bash` and originally `session/:id/command` in some commits. Maybe I'm using GitHub code search wrongly, but it appears this was just never part of even a pul
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by miduil 9mo ago
In case the authors sees that, your default shell is configured via [0]: users.users.yourUser.shell = pkgs.fish; [0]: https://search.nixos.org/options?channel=unstable&show=users...
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by miduil 9mo ago
Right, that's what is next :(
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by miduil 9mo ago
As a close follower of Boston Dynamics since my high-school years, I feel like in hindsight that was a good call, they've managed to progress everything else seemingly very well - which now gives them a head-start for an industry that
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by miduil 9mo ago
ChatGPT xD
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by miduil 9mo ago
Reading through this makes me realize that I wonder what will come after "energy wars"? Like if around ~2040-2050 almost 100% of electricity demand is hopefully renewable, that means a completely new area of power. Till then, foss
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by miduil 9mo ago
Does the URL end in "women-in-the-world.html"?
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by miduil 9mo ago
> If you are forced to use encryption to report security problems, please reconsider this policy as it feels counterproductive (UK government, this means you…) LOL
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Protecting Signal Keys on Desktop (2024-11)(cryptographycaffe.sandboxaq.com)
3 points by miduil 9mo ago|2 comments
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by miduil 9mo ago
Uh totally, I can't believe how much support Gadgetbridge has - wow thanks for the reminder. I'd love to use that on Linux eventually.
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by miduil 9mo ago
the session (or pairing key) means you can both connect to the headphone or impersonate it. It can toggle the hands-free mode and listen to whatever is being talked, you'd notice that it has switched to the mode though - but if you&#x2
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by miduil 9mo ago
Glad this submission is finally receiving upvotes. This was just shown at the 39C3 in Hamburg, few days back. Common (unpached) Bluetooth headsets using Airoha's SoCs can be completely taken over by any unauthenticated bystander with a
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by miduil 9mo ago
This was just shown at the 39C3. Common (unpached) Bluetooth headsets using Airoha's SoCs can be completely taken over by any unauthenticated bystander with a Linux laptop. (CVE-2025-20700, CVE-2025-20701, CVE-2025-20702) This includes

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