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by q3k 10mo ago
I've heard that it is a way to reliably but potentially illegally activate MSFT products. Stay away.
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by q3k 10mo ago
It brings money to OpenAI on both ends. There's this old joke about two economists walking through the forest...
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by q3k 10mo ago
> Telekom needs the equivalent of 91 watts for a gigabyte of data transmission. It's probably a gigabyte per time unit for a watt, or a joule/watt-hour for a gigabyte. Otherwise this doesn't make mathematical sense. And 9
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by q3k 10mo ago
This is a different limit.
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by q3k 10mo ago
diff --git a/server/channels/app/limits.go b/server/channels/app/limits.go index b13103898a..a8be8dd908 100644 --- a/server/channels/app/limits.go +++ b/ser
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by q3k 10mo ago
Pure grift. Sincerely, a native Polish speaker.
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by q3k 10mo ago
Here's the actual issue with technical details instead of useless blogspam: https://project-zero.issues.chromium.org/issues/437291456
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by q3k 10mo ago
It has a VM with 32GB RAM and 4x the cores for 1/10th of the price: 25eur/mo. Effectively even lower because it has 20TB of included traffic, and the overage cost for it is ~1/10th of the AWS egress cost. Or, for 184eur/
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by q3k 10mo ago
> $272 monthly + GPU cost Imagine paying $250+/mo for 32GB of RAM and 4 VCPUs. No wonder Amazon is swimming in cash, the markup on this is bonkers.
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by q3k 10mo ago
Maybe... but you're still in Belgium. :)
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by q3k 10mo ago
> Those under 35 represent a significant proportion of the beneficiaries (41%). This doesn't mean '40% unemployment in France for under 35 and they all get welfare'. It means 41% of unemployment insurance beneficiaries are
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by q3k 10mo ago
You got some sources for those numbers?
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Man Charged for Wiping Phone Before CBP Could Search It(404media.co)
12 points by q3k 10mo ago|3 comments
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by q3k 11mo ago
A photolithography machine doesn't etch anything (well, some EUV machines do it as an unwanted side effect because of plasma generation), it just patterns some resist material. Etching is happening elsewhere. Also, keep in mind, you&#x
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by q3k 11mo ago
Bathtub semiconductors! Shameless plug: https://wiki.fa-fo.de/orga:donate
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by q3k 11mo ago
You're just talking about a lithography machine. Patterning is one step out of thousands in a modern process (albeit an important one). There's plenty more stuff needed for a production line, this isn't a 3D printer but for c
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by q3k 11mo ago
would you kindly not
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by q3k 11mo ago
There's no code review system for Fossil, because the SQLite guy doesn't believe in formalized code review. It also doesn't have any good flow for accepting external contributions other than .patch/bundle files, because
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by q3k 11mo ago
In-house hyperscaler stuff gets shredded, after every single piece of flash storage gets first drilled through and every hard drive gets bent by a hydraulic press. Then it goes into the usual e-waste recycling stream (ie. gets sent to poor
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by q3k 11mo ago
> I think the magazine is not designed to be a product that is bought, but rather something that is given away for free. Indeed - when you're in the right circles a free print copy of PagedOut will find its way to you.
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by q3k 11mo ago
I get: > It is absolutely not too late to bonsai your Cryptomeria japonica. In fact, a 1-meter tall, ground-grown tree is often considered ideal starting material by bonsai enthusiasts. [...] And when followed up with 'I have been t
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by q3k 11mo ago
There are dozens of us! Dozens!
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by q3k 11mo ago
Where's OpenBSD or Plan9?
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by q3k 11mo ago
Sounds to me like someone roleplaying being a developer. Never in my career have I seen someone think/reason/act like this.
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by q3k 11mo ago
It's a lot of words that basically say nothing. There's no substance there - eg. no info on how the setup works (how, if at all, do they integrate MPTCP?). Just endless bullet points repeating themselves.
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by q3k 11mo ago
Some of it is tradecraft, but have two: SSRF bugs/features and chatty email headers.
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by q3k 11mo ago
This is incorrect. Any decent host/ISP will instead (automatically, sometimes) emit a blackhole request for the given target IP address to their upstreams, causing the traffic to be filtered there (at the 'larger pipe'). In t
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by q3k 11mo ago
What exactly are you serving that bot traffic affects your quality of service? I've seen an RPi serve a few dozen QPS of dynamic content without issue... The only service I've had actually get successfully taken down by benign bot
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by q3k 11mo ago
It does: https://m5hosting.status.io/pages/incident/5407b8e2b00244251... But turns out that's fine :).
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by q3k 11mo ago
Congratulations, you're the exception rather than the norm.

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