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rasengan
2y ago
I haven’t tried this but based on the description seems pretty rad. I stumbled across Exherbo [1] Linux as well while looking. [1] https://www.exherbolinux.org/
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Drink Me: (Ab)Using a LLM to Compress Text
(o565.com)
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rasengan
2y ago
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rasengan
2y ago
> The reality is most people don't care, and complaining on a forum online does nothing It has to start somewhere. Last time the King faced adversity from the people, it was due to an anonymously distributed pamphlet.
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rasengan
2y ago
King Charles has cancer so he won’t have to deal with the backlash of this. It is truly ridiculous that this has become a law in the UK. The internet is weakening and fracturing at intense speed - faster than it grew.
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rasengan
2y ago
> For the x86 architecture, both AMD and Intel processors provide hardware features (named AMD SEV SNP and Intel TDX respectively) to support running virtual machines with memory encryption and integrity protection. They ensure that the
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Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
(ubuntu.com)
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rasengan
2y ago
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rasengan
3y ago
… and it’s gone!
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rasengan
3y ago
> If some kind of data shouldn't go out, do not put it out, in the first place. This is a really important message. Confidential Computing is still in development in the realm of our new-age technologies, but the 'secrecy'
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rasengan
3y ago
> The acquisition of PartyKit by Cloudflare isn't just a milestone for our two teams; it's a leap forward for developers everywhere. This press release was written by ChatGPT.
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rasengan
3y ago
This underscores how important XMPP is compared to other social messaging applications. If a social app hasn’t been banned in China, what did they comply with to not get banned? Something to think about.
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rasengan
3y ago
> One portion of the backdoor is solely in the distributed tarballs . For easier reference, here's a link to debian's import of the tarball, but it is also present in the tarballs for 5.6.0 and 5.6.1: Ubuntu 22.04 version: dpk
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rasengan
3y ago
If you're not self hosting in 2024, you're doing it wrong. With our internet connections being so fast and plethora of server daemons out there, there's really no excuse.
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GoFetch: Exposing Apple M1 Encryption Keys [pdf]
(gofetch.fail)
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rasengan
3y ago
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rasengan
3y ago
Keep telling yourself that. It might eventually come true!
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rasengan
3y ago
My ideas are judged on their merits. Unfortunately I’m not the one at fault for freenode - the blame goes to Christel who sold freenode behind the backs of the team as a last ditch effort before her team abandoned and moved to their own new
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rasengan
3y ago
Doesn't change the code and may even highlight why a decentralized IRC protocol is of great importance.
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rasengan
3y ago
Nobody will own IRC once this is finished. :-)
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rasengan
3y ago
While this is a POC, it 'works' in the sense that you can send and receive messages, join channels, and communicate in said channels. (JOIN, PART, PRIVMSG, NOTICE, QUIT, NAMES are implemented) All users are both clients and server
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Decentralizing IRC
(github.com)
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rasengan
3y ago
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rasengan
3y ago
This, like the ETFs, are so lame. All of this was supposed to be peer to peer.
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rasengan
3y ago
I thought this was brilliant and made a little POC here as I couldn't find the code anywhere: https://github.com/realrasengan/wg-jit This doesn't implement the completion (replay or reverse initiate) which I
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rasengan
3y ago
There was no code posted on the WireGuard JIT [1] article, so I thought it would be good to post something so people could use / see how it is done. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39688545
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Show HN: WireGuard JIT (Code and Implementation)
(github.com)
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rasengan
3y ago
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rasengan
3y ago
[ss]: This is a simple POC where the sum of all parts is greater than any of the individual parts. It simply takes IPv6 which already exists and is the better way to do device to device communication (or peer to peer) and utilizes it in con
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Show HN: Serverless, E2E authenticated/encrypted, direct P2P with IPv6, chat
(github.com)
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3y ago
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1 comments
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rasengan
3y ago
[SS]: I got an IPv6 IP and it started having me thinking -- using Handshake blockchain you can actually communicate, peer to peer, without a central identity server or middle man; so I made a simple POC! It's pretty fun, and I myself a
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Show HN: Peer to Peer Authenticated/Encrypted Chat
(github.com)
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3y ago
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rasengan
3y ago
It’s likely 1. Most adults are busy reducing brain cell count thru use of alcohol and other poisons. Marijuana on the other hand is proven to increase brain cell count thru neurogenesis in the hippocampus [1]. This is not possible for adult
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rasengan
3y ago
> For this reason, this website does not enforce HTTPS/SSL No SSL on the website means someone could easily MITM the connection and serve something else. That’s a very bad decision short of providing a different form of cryptographi
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3y ago
We cannot have apps without Apple’s approval now.
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