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by phh 4y ago
Nit, but I think HDCP 2 is still cryptographically secure? No leakage, no known crypto flaws on HDCP 2.3 if i remember correctly. That being said, It's still utterly broken because you can buy HDCP 2 disabler from Amazon for 20 €
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by phh 4y ago
The examples (except the very last ffmpeg command) are quite underwhelming: - "The latest mp4...." well no, that ls command won't give the latest download, or rather, the latest in alphabetical order. - tail command gives an
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by phh 4y ago
> Why would it be done on the aircraft, and how? I have the idea that a captain is responsible for its flight, and thus want to have as much information as possible. I think flights have their own full manifest anyway, so they have all t
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by phh 4y ago
My ECO101 lectures (I don't know if that's "standard economics") included government regulations to handle externalities (which can usually be summed up as "deaths")
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by phh 4y ago
> I sometimes wonder about file storage using a textual output format that can't be distinguished from normal user interactions. You could use a reproducible LM (for instance using Bellard's NNCP as basis), and encode one bit i
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by phh 4y ago
Rockchip devices have stellar mainline (that chip rk3588 doesn't have it yet), for business reasons (radxa relies on it for industrial support, Chromebooks push mainline very heavily). I can't speak for this new one, but previous
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by phh 4y ago
Right, I don't really know how it is in other countries, but in France, the subsidies for poor people (that's obviously a shortcut and is more complicated) don't go through income tax but other systems. There is only one thin
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by phh 4y ago
Nowadays, some people (like if they just have French salaries and no tax breaks) can even not look at it at all and their automatic filling will be automatically accepted
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by phh 4y ago
I perfectly understand not wanting to spend time on working around Safetynet, but in case you're not aware, I just want to point out that safetynet is pretty reliably broken (Google clearly doesn't use it for security. I'm pr
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by phh 4y ago
> I’d like to encourage you to advance the project, but with perhaps less of an ideological “this will prove X” slant. Well, my current conclusion with my post is that wording is very very hard :-). What I said is "I want to show sm
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by phh 4y ago
> Unfortunately, this subject area is full of strong emotions and opinions that make it hard for people to be objective. I actually think it's not possible to be objective on that matter, hence it needs to be properly explained, to
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by phh 4y ago
One of my personal projects that I never pushed forward is a blog "a monopoly a day" (under-titled "keeps the EU away"). The idea is that everyday, I want to show small-ish negative impact of a big tech monopoly, and exp
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by phh 4y ago
Just from the name of it, Vulkan Video sounds like something that will be supported cross-platforms, windows, linux, android I'd say. that it makes much more worthwhile to implement than 30% of Linux.
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by phh 4y ago
Another possible guess, is that Google wants to start making their own CPU cores to beat Apple (I'm more along your guess, but I've seen so much Pixel-first AOSP development, that I have to doubt)
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by phh 4y ago
Google "wants" that, but doesn't seem to push forward on that matter. AOSP gerrit received risc-v jvm CLs 2 years ago from external contributors, and didn't merge any. (sorry, I have no source from Google's gerrit s
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by phh 4y ago
I would say most people can't afford 25k$ investment cost for something relying on governmental decision that can change on a whim
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by phh 4y ago
It still does: sudo LC_ALL=C /sbin/tune2fs -l /dev/nvme0n1 |grep 2022 tune2fs 1.46.6-rc1 (12-Sep-2022) Last mount time: Thu Dec 29 20:05:22 2022 Last write time: Fri Dec 30 11:14:35 2022 Last checked:
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by phh 4y ago
Gotta say, I just don't understand STM32's "HAL". ST's headers has proper macros (and structs IIRC), and it's so much more readable by just using those macros rather than the weird indirection library which is
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by phh 4y ago
It doesn't go through walls, so they are pretty much the right tools for the job. They are known vulnerable to lasers, but well microphones themselves are, so...
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by phh 4y ago
Well, I read through most of the article, and felt like "well, this is work as intended". Except the "consider localhost for debugging" part, I don't see any bug anywhere, only UX choices. In my understanding of TFA
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by phh 4y ago
Tell a human 200 years ago that we can access any knowledge of the humanity within minutes, that we can travel at 900kph, that we can drink sea water. They'll tell you that we are indeed super-humans.
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by phh 4y ago
Considering how we do limb prosthetics, we won't know how to interface a brain with a computer. We know how to make a computer compatible enough for the brain to interface with the computer. This can be the way this plays out. Arguably
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by phh 4y ago
> Even ordering a burger is tricky, why are there sesame seeds on a burger bun? Sesame seeds are flavor enhancer, just like salt. The "simplest" salt-less bread simply replaces salt with sesame seeds. Of course burgers will use
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by phh 4y ago
All those businesses (except GCP) boils back down to ads. They still manage to diversify better than Facebook, because they diversified where they show ads, but it's still pretty much just ads.
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by phh 4y ago
I didn't expect such attacks to exist, thanks for bringing that up. However that Wikipedia page seem to say sha-256 is ok since it's truncated?
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by phh 4y ago
FWIW, on mobile, I use https://f-droid.org/en/packages/io.github.hidroh.materialist... rather than the website, so I don't have that issue.
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by phh 4y ago
> And you don't need to have any form of licence to drive one in France! FWIW, that's wrong: only people born before 1985 ~ (i don't know the exact date) don't need any license. People born after that do require a lic
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by phh 4y ago
This is a real problem, though the problem is not technical, it's purely contract/legal: Disney+, AppleTV (all content providers actually) refuse to allow third parties to know what you've watched, because viewer data is clos
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by phh 4y ago
PSA: I strongly recommend not to use Cobalt (unless of course you are a Google employee, with support from Cobalt team). Cobalt's roadmap is 100% Youtube on TV roadmap. I've never seen anyone use Cobalt professionally for anything
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by phh 4y ago
It's definitely fully supported, it gets many upgrades and has a pretty long-term and serious roadmap. I strongly recommend not to use it though.

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