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by nomercy400 2y ago
Deregulating a basic human need and leaving it to the 'market' to solve this. This sounds a lot like other privatization efforts of the past decades. In my country healthcare, child support, energy, national railway, postal servic
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by nomercy400 2y ago
Doesn't changing how your cpu's microcode works mean you can bypass or leak all kinds of security measures and secrets?
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by nomercy400 2y ago
Wow, so providing a tool for bypassing the protection mechanism of a device (cpu) is accepted when it comes from google? Try this on any game console or drm protected device ans you are DMCAed before you know it.
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by nomercy400 2y ago
Why do you need crypto for that? Why not just 'a share of the company'?
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by nomercy400 2y ago
How do you compile to multiple platforms? Do you have separate machines for each platform? Do you use any cli library in front? Is 12-20mb acceptable for a cli executable? Working on a cli tool poc for work here, hence the interest.
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by nomercy400 2y ago
EUV is all about the laser. To create the small transistors of 4nm for example, either lithography or some other laser tech, you need to be able to shine a pure light on them of small enough wavelength. EUV is the smallest we can create thu
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by nomercy400 2y ago
For me it is a data vs code thing. If I run my application/code v1 right now, I generate data. I expect that if I move to application/code v2, I can leave my data in place and it will automatically apply changes to my data. I do n
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by nomercy400 2y ago
Wero is based on the Dutch IDEAL system. Because the Dutch already have a good system, they are not joining right away, but at a later time.
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by nomercy400 2y ago
To be fair, this also happened when Graal was released for Java. Give it another go in 3-6 months, the Graal team will have improved interoperability massively. It is a chicken (interpreter) and egg (dependencies) problem. You cannot fix th
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by nomercy400 2y ago
Lost, as in turned into heat? Is it possible to capture that heat during production and conversion, and use it to run a turbine?
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by nomercy400 2y ago
Can anybody explain why an IBM server can be affected by a Microsoft Windows crash? Why did the IBM server need restoring from backup? Also, wouldn't that contractually be IBM's issue to solve?
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by nomercy400 2y ago
Netherlands is somewhat affected: Two main airports, Rotterdam harbour, a few hospitals and news reporting. Surprisingly: banks, government, police, fire department, railways, buses are mostly unaffected. Maybe they have a good IT departmen
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by nomercy400 2y ago
There sure are a lot of mission-critical systems and companies hit by this. I am surprised that auto-updates are enabled. I read about some large companies/services in my country being affected, but also a few which are unaffected. May
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by nomercy400 2y ago
If you want to avoid XSS attacks, have you tried a CSP header? I know it is more of an output validation, as you restrict what can happen with external scripts. You can only fit so many characters in your exploit, often due to max field len
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by nomercy400 2y ago
Because you cannot compare between an Apple's iGPU and this chip, while using the same software stack. Because you cannot buy a laptop with this chip and use MacOS. If they would compare it iwth an Apple iGPU, they'd be comparing
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by nomercy400 2y ago
So is this Arm64EC Windows-only? Is it standardized? If not, is this not just another target architecture? You cannot use it on arm64 architectures, and your app already supports x86.
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by nomercy400 2y ago
Caring about privacy is like caring about sustainability. Great for ad campaigns, but when push comes to shove it always becomes a secondary or tertiary concern.
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by nomercy400 2y ago
> But the optical chip’s efficiency is compelling. “The game here is that we lowered the energy cost 1,000 times,” Chen said. The second part of that paragraph is even more important. The optical equivalent is actually ~3x more efficient
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by nomercy400 2y ago
This is cool. Does anybody know how they identified the non-working regions of the chip, without being able to probe the chip?
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by nomercy400 3y ago
Once upon a time I did a project for a city IT department. They were in the process of moving from paper to digital forms. This meant for each field in a form updating about eight different data objects across three data abstractions. Imagi
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by nomercy400 3y ago
The question is, can you buy a car from a different manufacturer? When it comes to cars, yes you can. Is apple a monopoly? Probably not, because you can also switch to android. Does Apple have a large enough share of the market to influence
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by nomercy400 3y ago
Although a good initiative, it has been the trend in the Netherlands by project an city planners to build new neighborhoods without a front lawn, directly next to the small walking street, followed by a parking spot and then street. There a
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by nomercy400 3y ago
Don't use UUIDv7 if you want to keep the creation time of the event/id/entry private.
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by nomercy400 3y ago
What is the intended purpose of an openwrt banana pi? I associate openwrt with router firmware/software, so I would expect a lot of ethernet ports (more than two). Or use it as a wifi router/access point, when I only need one port
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by nomercy400 3y ago
Creating these folder crawling games was great, until you get to the end, and the folder paths become too large and files and folders start disappearing.. and you learn about windows folder limits. Ah, fun times.. Btw, that was 20 years ago
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by nomercy400 3y ago
Thanks for the site. It answered a question I had in the back of my mind, but hadn't found the time to look up. One suggestion I hope you can look into: the Java world is a lot bigger than just Oracle Java, with multiple implementation
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by nomercy400 3y ago
I am a KeepassXC user, yet this sounds interesting. What does Bitwarden offer to make me want to switch?
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by nomercy400 3y ago
In your example, it feels more like the distributor of the CD now has to pay the copyright holder 1ct everytime you play the CD, from January 1st next year. But it is license based? Wow, that is quite a risk to take as a gamedev, to tightly
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by nomercy400 3y ago
This is about handling the PII. From what I understand, you can ask for an IP if it is required for the application's functionality, i.e. "due to technical limitations, we need to know where to send the response", but you can
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by nomercy400 3y ago
Why did/can game companies not protect themselves against this possible change of contract? I mean, if you spend millions on developing a game, taking two-three years to develop, surely you try to tackle any risks that might endanger t

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