panpanna

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1. 451.▲
   by panpanna 6y ago

   And we are starting to see riscv chips with similar functions. That ISA is open doesn't mean the firmware must be open. And we have already riscv devices with additional homegrown hardware security "features". Of course, you
2. 452.▲
   by panpanna 6y ago

   I think people interested in early boot logs are also able to build their own debug cables for $0.
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   by panpanna 6y ago

   I am sorry, but how does an open ISA guarantee lack of backdoors? Technically, the x64 ISA is also open. It is patented to death, but its open. There is a free document describing every detail of it on Intel's website (AMD has one too)
4. 454.▲
   by panpanna 6y ago

   I just wish vscode also supported LXC containers...
5. 455.▲
   by panpanna 6y ago

   Gnome still does: Gnome tweaks -> Window titlebars
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   by panpanna 6y ago

   I don't know your relation to migen but to me it was completely new. There are a large number of similar tools available, with MyHDL being the most popular one and Chisel the most hyped for now. They all have the same idea: instead of
7. 457.▲
   by panpanna 6y ago

   I don't know about migen, but this is generally how these tools work.
8. 458.▲
   by panpanna 6y ago

   This seems to be using some sort of homegrown python system (migen) for fpga development. If you really want to learn fpga/asic development do yourself a favor and learn a real hardware description language such as verilog or vhdl. It
9. 459.▲
   by panpanna 6y ago

   Just please don't create your own distro this time. I'm sure Canonical would happily hier some devs from Munich to make this look local.
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    by panpanna 6y ago

    Conspiracy Theorists are winning because we humans are mostly stupid (yours truly included) and will jump on any simple answer to complex issues. Because people are afaird and are looking for someone to blame or a "leader" to foll
11. 461.▲
    by panpanna 6y ago

    Andrew Huang (?) - Four producers, one sample
12. 462.▲
    by panpanna 6y ago

    Yeah, but ignoring all that... what do the big shareholders think of this?
13. 463.▲
    by panpanna 6y ago

    You are not alone. I follow a youtube show where producers talk about their mixes and 90% use abelton live.
14. 464.▲
    by panpanna 6y ago

    I wonder what the competition think about this. It can't be easy for abelton and Steinway to compete with the richest company in the world.
15. 465.▲
    by panpanna 6y ago

    So, if people get infected and die... will that open Tesla to lawsuits?
16. 466.▲
    by panpanna 6y ago

    Neither does zoom, Teams or Skype for business... It's like conspiracy to keep Firefox users out of all meetings. (Or it's their subpar webrtc support, who knows)
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    by panpanna 6y ago

    A lot of things are broken I Firefox, even more so if you enable anti-tracking and install an ad-blocker. The _main_ reason for this is that SDK providers (Google, Facebook, ...) give you sample code that will _break_ the entire page if blo
18. 468.▲
    by panpanna 6y ago

    I am not even about them, just some regular guy with interest in computer security. Author did this on a Mac mini so no real horsepower required either.
19. 469.▲
    by panpanna 6y ago

    So these could result in a no-click 0day on iOS? Thanks Google for finding and reporting these to Apple. I wonder how often vulnerabilities found by Google Zero were already known and exploited by hackers without anyone noticing. I mean, GZ
20. 470.▲
    by panpanna 6y ago

    Quick question: How is the pinephone software development coordinated and how did you get into it?
21. 471.▲
    by panpanna 6y ago

    Consider the situation in Michigan. Has anything like that happened in any other country?
22. 472.▲
    by panpanna 6y ago

    But the discussions are extremely polarized in the US right now. No other country is even close.
23. 473.▲
    by panpanna 6y ago

    I think you are mistaken, only unity 8 was designed for touch screens. Yes, Gnome 3 might feel odd. But I noted it improved my productivity once I get hang of the win-button, virtual spaces and hot corners. Please give it a serious try
24. 474.▲
    by panpanna 6y ago

    Well, Gnome 3 is starting to grow on me. I know you can still use gnome2 or unity but I eventually decided to stop fighting and embrace changes. Maybe it's just me getting more comfortable with Linux, but I fell I now get more things d
25. 475.▲
    by panpanna 6y ago

    A less generous interpretation would be that Huawei cannot fix the code since they were the not the ones who wrote it on the first place.
26. 476.▲
    by panpanna 6y ago

    So those is not used anywhere yet? It's good GRS tries to raise awareness, but this could very well be an WIP or just some intern fooling around with Linux.
27. 477.▲
    by panpanna 6y ago

    Spoofing adds noise to the data, making it worth less. If enough people do it in a way that cannot be easily detected, the market for this sort of data will shrink quickly.
28. 478.▲
    by panpanna 6y ago

    Wait, what? Please tell us more
29. 479.▲
    by panpanna 6y ago

    Which is the best? I don't know. Which should you use? The same as most other people, so we can get some actual work done. Right now thats gnome. Having a crazy efficient setup that only you in the office understand isn't good for
30. 480.▲
    by panpanna 6y ago

    Then stay away from the YouTube app...