quenix

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by quenix 3y ago
The code name is always displayed in panic and crash logs. For example, a kernel panic on my MacBook would display MacBookAir10,1. Or do you mean you find the code name itself funny?
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by quenix 3y ago
I would assume OP meant cryptocurrency?
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by quenix 3y ago
Most "old-school" x86 TPM-less PCs can't really be trusted in the same way as a patched, up-to-date iPhone though.
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by quenix 3y ago
> All 1:1 chats are in fact group chats, containing multiple “users” for all your devices Wow, that’s a really interesting way to see it I hadn’t heard before. It works remarkably well, too.
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by quenix 3y ago
No, the book is riddled with issues. This is far from the only one. Have a read through https://guzey.com/books/why-we-sleep/ .
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by quenix 3y ago
I don't believe it's legal to host public VPN exit nodes in Saudi Arabia, so it might be someone from there.
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Ransomware group ALPHV "unseizes" FBI-seized hidden site(twitter.com)
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by quenix 3y ago
Wow, http://g.org is weird. Wonder what the story behind it is.
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by quenix 3y ago
This doesn't appear as true for the latest Apple Silicon macs. They are quite locked down by default
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by quenix 3y ago
No, not at all, given training_data is in the hundreds of gigabytes, and this search would need to be run on every single token (for in-flight temperature adjustment).
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by quenix 3y ago
Yeah but you can outlaw specific uses of it. Not saying I agree with it but crypto can definitely be made illegal.
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by quenix 3y ago
I like Mathcha for a WYSIWYG option. https://www.mathcha.io/
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by quenix 3y ago
What is it?
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by quenix 3y ago
If we assume Google to backdoor Chrome, the whole IP protection talk is irrelevant. They could backdoor it without needing that.
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by quenix 3y ago
Please change the title, nothing of the sort has been announced yet and the event has not begun.
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by quenix 3y ago
Why do you say that?
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by quenix 3y ago
I say “Voyager” in my head personally.
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by quenix 3y ago
Is this really true? Many aspects of analogue design are still relevant imo. Actual IC design (VLSI etc) is still a purely analogue field and all digital technology is fundamentally analogue at its core.
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by quenix 3y ago
What about this is creepy or fucked up?
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by quenix 3y ago
I suppose the fact that it's LOS reduces the power requirements. There's really no way around it: they specifically stress that the UE is unmodified.
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by quenix 3y ago
Looks like they killed cameras with built-in lenses. Cameras with interchangeable lesnes, which would've been used by the pros, have kept their market share identical if not grown a bit.
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by quenix 3y ago
At least on Apple devices, the passkey implementation requires re-authenticating using biometrics to use a passkey. Even if the device is unlocked.
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by quenix 3y ago
I agree with you. The only thing I can find is that the author alludes to the fact passkey auth relies "completely on device authentication security which for many users is extremely weak" ... but you need physical access to the d
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by quenix 3y ago
Sadly, I feel it has already started to devalue art. I find myself unironically wondering whether some pieces are AI-generated on my feed. When I can't tell, I mentally devalue the image. I'm becoming more and more redpilled on th
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by quenix 3y ago
Reading about advances in AI art is always bittersweet. Generative text-to-image systems have come very far in the past 2 years. Impressively so. Frankly, I am in awe at the (cherrypicked!) outputs on this page. Years on, it's still a
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by quenix 3y ago
> I mean think about it - your average thief is not the kind of person that will know what part setialization is It doesn't matter . The market will dictate behaviour. As soon as the value of iPhone parts drops at the end of the ch
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by quenix 3y ago
iCloud certainly includes a backup product
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by quenix 3y ago
Okay, since we’re being pedantic, I still think you’re wrong. Mb/s is equivalent to Mbps. It would have been different if I wrote MB/s (all caps) MB/s = megabytes per second Mb/s = Mbps = megabits per second. See also
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by quenix 3y ago
Anecdata taken. How did I mix up megabits and megabytes? I mentioned a 5 gb file transferring at the same speeds takes a minute or so. That tracks with your 30 gb:5 minute calculation.
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by quenix 3y ago
Wow, that’s an interesting (and unique) use case. Out of curiosity, what client app do you use to actually view the snapshot on the iPhone?

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