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by p_ing 7mo ago
NT4 exhibits the same behavior under extreme load.
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by p_ing 7mo ago
No, they don't disable the Windows Defender filter, they put it in async mode.
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by p_ing 7mo ago
https://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu/15805010 I see x86 on top (the first valid result is 6841, which is x86), if that is the sole benchmark we're going to look at. You can further break that down into the in
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by p_ing 7mo ago
How? x86 leads on performance. It's reasonably low power now, too; perhaps not the best, but it's not aughts-era power consumption.
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by p_ing 7mo ago
Windows Defender is a file system filter which you cannot disable. You may have others (but they're fortunately rare, now). All that said, you cannot disable the architecture, i.e. bypass the file system filter code.
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by p_ing 7mo ago
No, it’s not NTFS, it’s the file system filter architecture of the NT kernel.
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by p_ing 7mo ago
If the body was a heatsink, it would be extremely hot to the touch. https://hothardware.com/news/make-your-m1-macbook-air-perfor...
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by p_ing 7mo ago
Original article that should replace OP's link: https://www.pcworld.com/article/3068331/windows-12-rumors-fe... Highly speculative with no concrete information.
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by p_ing 7mo ago
Only reference I can find is: "Starting with computers using macOS 28, Rosetta functionality will be available only for certain older, unmaintained games that rely on Intel-based frameworks." https://support.apple.com&#
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by p_ing 7mo ago
Other states deal with it by making it a civil infraction, not a moving violation, bypassing the 4th amendment issue.
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by p_ing 7mo ago
MCP provides a real-world benefit. Namely anyone of any skill level who can create agents is able to use them. CLI? Nope.
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by p_ing 7mo ago
Tell my business users to use CLI when they create their agents. It's just not happening. MCP is point-and-click for them. MCP is far from dead, at least outside of tech circles.
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by p_ing 7mo ago
systemd?
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by p_ing 7mo ago
If you can deal with known vulnerabilities and cross-reference all of Apple's CVE notes, more power to you. I can't say I have that much free time (Liquid Glass sucks, though).
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by p_ing 7mo ago
This is Apple you're talking about.
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by p_ing 8mo ago
Of course “Apple” isn’t listening here. Leave the upvote begging to reddit. Apple has proper channels for this, including https://www.apple.com/feedback/macos/ . Given Apple has provided a workaround, don’t expect
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by p_ing 8mo ago
Not all security fixes are backported so unfortunately if you’re concerned about vulnerabilities, updating to the current release OS is a requirement. https://support.apple.com/guide/deployment/software-update-p...
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by p_ing 8mo ago
Where have you been for the past umpteenth years of computing where even in the Linux kernel stuff is enabled by default, let alone userland applications.
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by p_ing 8mo ago
Are we so uncurious that we can’t even look in notepad settings? I’d expect better from an HN user.
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by p_ing 8mo ago
Just disable Copilot?
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by p_ing 8mo ago
The dichotomy between the statement in the repo "False positives are likely " and the app message "Smart Glasses are probably nearby" is interesting.
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by p_ing 8mo ago
They're all sloppy. It reads nothing like an LLM.
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by p_ing 8mo ago
Structure-wise, that comment is not great. Why do you think it’s AI — simply because of a dash of flavor?
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by p_ing 8mo ago
That uh doesn't detract from it's security issues. And arguably makes it less useful as a product. "If I put this virus on a virtual machine with no network access, it's safe". Sure.
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by p_ing 8mo ago
> the top comments are invariably hilarious, Sadly that is all that reddit is, now. Have a serious question? Expect multiple top replies to be some sort of [un]funny joke answer. It's a wasteland and devalues the platform when every
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by p_ing 8mo ago
> I get ads both for dick pills and boob surgery There is some percentage of the world-wide population that would find interest in both ads simultaneously.
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by p_ing 8mo ago
Openclaw is a security nightmare. Not exactly the shining beacon of examples to follow.
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by p_ing 8mo ago
When using a multi-tenant SaaS LLM with strict private networking requirements, MCP is a great way to expose data/services. But like you said, if you want something unpolished/hobby level, go for CLI.
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by p_ing 8mo ago
Users don’t understand CLI nor want to manage the systems to run CLI. MCP provides users with an easy to use and convenient method to access data.
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by p_ing 8mo ago
Of course it’s possible. There are multiple decentralized and fragmented solutions. This is a concept from the early 2010s. Storj and Sia are just two examples.

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