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by monocasa 2y ago
Someone unminified the js, and it turned out that a bunch of the rest endpoints it knew about were just unverified crud endpoints for the site. https://archive.ph/2025.02.14-132833/https://www.404media.co...
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by monocasa 2y ago
I mean, sure, for a lot of the same reasons you can't file a defamation claim in defense of someone who's dead. The idea of them is in the public domain in a lot of ways. So sure, pour one out to whoever's funeral is on the
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by monocasa 2y ago
I really wish that XMLDSig wasn't such an awful standard that it turned a good third of the security industry against canonicalization in general. Saying there's "sure there's lots of ways to serialize, but these specifi
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by monocasa 2y ago
I mean, living people seems like a dick move in general for codenames.
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by monocasa 2y ago
Those efficiency cores would put a full core from just a few years ago to shame, and data center chips have always contained a majority niche focused on throughput and perf/watt over latency. That's nearly always been focused on
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by monocasa 2y ago
That article refers to those charts by McKinsey as "incorrect" and instead gives a figure of $50M-$75M for 3nm.
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by monocasa 2y ago
It really isn't. Biggest issue is that register width is half of pointer width, so for arbitrary pointers you at least need to make a trip through the zero page. That fact alone really obfuscates a lot of what you're trying to tea
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by monocasa 2y ago
I was curious, so I took a look at Bulldozer Conditioner. It seems it's working by flipping some chicken bits in un(or not very well)documented MSRs. The same kind of registers that were used to disable certain processor optimizations
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by monocasa 2y ago
Rdrand was known to be previously broken. https://www.reddit.com/r/archlinux/comments/1d9aazw/rdrand_n...
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by monocasa 2y ago
I wouldn't focus so much on the rdrand part. That's more a proof that they have crafted a custom microcode than trying to say that rdrand is broken.
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by monocasa 2y ago
They do not.
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by monocasa 2y ago
She was born in Philadelphia. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phyllis_Fong
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by monocasa 2y ago
That sounds like what they're doing. This whole thing is about the AG writing two legal advisories, not explicitly beginning the litigation process.
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by monocasa 2y ago
Several groups actually have both intentionally and unintentionally. In most cases they're pretty radioactive isotopes of gold. But IMO that just makes it feel even more like alchemy. The gold is cursed.
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by monocasa 2y ago
Calls don't need to be predicted though since they're unconditional. So 16 call/ret pairs should only be 16 B2B entries.
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by monocasa 2y ago
Arguably more.
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by monocasa 2y ago
So that the page is already rendered upon the initial contact from the server, decreasing page load latency.
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by monocasa 2y ago
It doesn't have to be, but Google fiber is.
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by monocasa 2y ago
The rumors I've heard are that they have a hardware team targeting a 2026 release, but no productions ASICs at the moment.
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by monocasa 2y ago
What would be evidence for you?
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by monocasa 2y ago
The statements at the CEWC are endorsements from Xi. He literally talked about boosting consumption at his keynote there. And that's a key piece of the current 5 year plan. The CCP is actively executing on converting the Chinese econ
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by monocasa 2y ago
> The Central Economic Work Conference held in December called for “vigorously spurring consumption,” to deal with weak domestic demand and over reliance on exports. The Central Economic Work Conference is a CCP event where they announce
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by monocasa 2y ago
Xi has been publicly touting how China needs to convert to more of a consumer economy for its next phase of development. https://www.chinabankingnews.com/p/xi-wants-to-create-a-nati...
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by monocasa 2y ago
Support for AfD, the German Neo Nazi party.
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by monocasa 2y ago
Is it really the black market? It just sounds like it's sourced from somewhere else like any generic would be. IMO the state should be able to take away monopolies just as easily as it passes them out in the first place.
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by monocasa 2y ago
I'm mainly thinking of Snowden, who wasn't afforded whistleblower protections, and who mainly distributed through foreign media like Der Spiegel and The Guardian.
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by monocasa 2y ago
Not all data brokers are US based; they can still buy all of this information practically.
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by monocasa 2y ago
> Something we know about because the US political system has levers that can be pulled to apply pressure for transparency. We know most of it because of whistleblower leaks.
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by monocasa 2y ago
WiiU also had the back compat hardware of the Wii, just couldn't take a gamecube disc in it's drive. Similarly, a lot of the SNES internally looks like it was at least initially designed for back compat with the NES.
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by monocasa 2y ago
> AWS has Nitro which seems to have been based on KVM but likely quite different by now. It still is relatively stock KVM on the CPU side of things. They've been upstreaming changes they need like lower overhead for emulating Xen&#

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