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by nsteel 1y ago
Do you mean the button on the door handler or the button on the key fob? The former is their keyless entry and is vulnerable to attack. I was under the impression all Ioniq 5s had this feature, but obviously I defer to your experience.
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by nsteel 1y ago
We are not scared of regulation in the UK. And this car has existed, in the UK, with this flaw, for over 6 years. Quite clearly nobody is interested in doing either of those things you suggest. Plus the UK is about to reintroduce financial
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by nsteel 1y ago
I don't know about the Hyundai Ioniq, but the Kia Niro has no way to permanently disable keyless entry, which would be the obvious, super easy s/w fix. You can disable it each time you lock your car by holding extra buttons on the
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by nsteel 1y ago
How far out of a major city would I need to live for my fears to become rational and my lust for surveillance to be justified, in your opinion? Beyond the wall?
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by nsteel 1y ago
What for (honest question) ? Doesn't uv handle locking?
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by nsteel 1y ago
Sorry, you are right, I missed it somehow. Still isn't correct, though. Detectives will be drawn from forces across the country to take part in a new investigations unit that will flag up early signs of potential civil unrest.
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by nsteel 1y ago
Are you referring to https://archive.is/HgLRj ? Your summary is poor.
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by nsteel 1y ago
> AFAIK there is a RH variant that manages to flip bits undetectably even with ECC RAM. Single Error Correction, Double Error Detection, Tripple Error Chaos.
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by nsteel 1y ago
If you just want to see domains being connected to, then I believe most android firewall applications provide that functionality. Generally much easier to setup that MITM in Android.
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by nsteel 1y ago
I don't think it's bad at all! More control and visibility is great if you can pull it off and still deliver on time and budget.
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by nsteel 1y ago
Small nitpick but FYI Alcatel-Lucent and Nokia merged. Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise still exists but is just the bit nobody wanted.
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by nsteel 1y ago
That final 30% or whatever takes a lot longer to obtain than the first 70%. Big teams want to ship their chip tomorrow and it needs to work. They don't want any more risk than they're already saddled with so just leave it on the t
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by nsteel 1y ago
Almost everyone in my team is "full stack" (nobody has ever called it this). I'm not convinced by this. I guess it would allow us to hire worse people, but I'm not sure that's a good thing to aim towards.
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by nsteel 1y ago
Looks to be plenty of general high-level serdes ideas and theory in that xilinx pdf. But it is 20 years old (in addition to FPGA being some years behind state of the art).
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by nsteel 1y ago
Yes, and it's TSMC enabling this. Lots of TSMC's customers going this route, not just AMD. Seemed odd to call out AMD as if they've got any special sauce here.
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by nsteel 1y ago
Assume you meant Intel, rather than AMD?
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by nsteel 1y ago
Have you conaidered a £10 HDMI capture card? Not open source, or much of a project, but it would Just Work.
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by nsteel 1y ago
And once you start taking money from people you'll have to deliver, it can alter how it feels when working on the project. It can feel a lot less fun, it needs to be worth your time.
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by nsteel 1y ago
Ok, but I'm just after solutions to problems I have talking to other chips. I don't mind what's novel and what's optimisation. Whatever is adopted, in either case it's a step-change from the past 20 years of essenti
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by nsteel 1y ago
And are they going to work out any better than Linear Drive Optics, the more obvious alternative?
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by nsteel 1y ago
I understand that CPO reliability concerns are specifically with the laser drivers. It's very expensive to replace your whole chip when one fails. Even if the cables are a concern (I've no idea), having more reliable drivers would
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by nsteel 1y ago
There's a link to their press release in the article, it probably answers some questions here: https://avicena.tech/avicena-announces-modular-lightbundle-o...
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by nsteel 1y ago
Aren't they also claiming this is more reliable? I'm told laser reliability is a hurdle for CPO. And given the talk about this as a CPO alternative, I was assuming this was for back plane and connections of a few metres, not compo
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by nsteel 1y ago
I guess so. I'm personally not getting bogged down in extra steps or not. I simply don't trust GH to keep my personal note data for me, it's much too valuable. It looks like it is possible to backup GH issue data... with some
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by nsteel 1y ago
I have access on all my devices through my email provider WebDAV. I don't pay anything to Obsidian for this (but I do donate to them because it actually is the best notes provider, in my opinion).
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by nsteel 1y ago
And unlike Obsidian, online only. Can you even backup GH issues? If not, that's surely got to be a deal-breaker.
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by nsteel 1y ago
> These “AI is a gimmick that does nothing” articles I don't think that's an accurate summary of this article. Are you basing that just on the title, or do you fundamentally disagree with the author here? > We call something
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by nsteel 1y ago
Can you think of an example in history where labour was replaced with tech and the displaced workers kept their income stream? If a machine can do your job, (eventually) I'll be cheaper to use that machine instead of you and you'l
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by nsteel 1y ago
I think it was a joke, VCs are happy to replace all jobs except their own.
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by nsteel 1y ago
It feels odd that Europe has taken so long to come up with equivalent pay transparency legislation (due 2026). And of course, it's an EU directive, which means in the UK we won't get it.

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