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10y ago
yes https://theintercept.com/2015/09/28/death-athens-rogue-nsa-o...
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rasz_pl
10y ago
>for a 30 frames/second video, a 15 bit/s transfer rate is obtained.
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rasz_pl
10y ago
This is from last years conference, running on a laptop in real time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJt3Ln8H03s 'computer tricks' are already here with full 3d reconstruction in real time
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10y ago
Submarine for Deus Ex: Mankind Divided?
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rasz_pl
10y ago
Pee bootloader runs on the gpu, so that doesnt matter much. Current bootloader can bootstrap ARM in 64bit mode, as is evidenced by freebsd port and https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=72&t=1379... (a
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rasz_pl
10y ago
yeah, not everyone is RetroGameModz 4 hour video on theory of operation and fix of CD drive: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lZK3Rmerg1I
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10y ago
rem Delete Windows Sounds (Permanently) reg delete "HKCU\AppEvents\Schemes\Apps" /f
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rasz_pl
10y ago
too late to edit, people thing im lying/joking/trolling. Ever wondered whats in C:\Windows\System32\LogFiles\WMI\RtBackup ? you cant look inside, system only. Performance Monitor > Data Collector Sets > Event Trace Sessions
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10y ago
Micron had ram integrated state machine for some time now, nothing came out of that :( http://www.micronautomata.com/ They might be missing the boat by not releasing cheap entry level hardware platform, ~$20 ddr3/4 sti
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rasz_pl
10y ago
ok, "Moore's Law benefits ENDED for single core CPU performance"
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10y ago
Moore's Law IS dead for single core CPU performance.
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10y ago
kat.am looks very dodgy, it goes out of its way to appear to be a full working site while in reality search is broken, and browsing past ~3rd page usually puts you back on the main. Then there is a distinct lack of advertising/popup s
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10y ago
install W10 and watch your total host writes (for example crystaldiskinfo) per day just browsing the web for couple of days. It will average ~5-10GB/day, most of it is logs.
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10y ago
Cadence (Tensilica LX3 core) isnt exactly Chinese. What espressif did that was really smart was re-purposing design created as an SDIO WiFi chip for tablets into IoT darling, pretty much _by accident_ (someone in Shenzhen leaked SDK into en
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10y ago
All the things I listed are logged in W10, and most of them were never logged in W7/W8.
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10y ago
but we do know what they are logging, and they are logging everything and the kitchen sink compared to retail Win 7 install.
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10y ago
_EVERYTHING_ every mouse click, every letter typed, every program installed, timestamps of start/shutdown of every executable, serial number of every usb drive plugged in, etc etc etc
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10y ago
> should it saves its owner or the kids in front of it? I seem to remember reading a paper postulating drivers unconsciously always try to avoid crashing their side of the car into hard objects.
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10y ago
This is how CDRom worked under DOS(MSCDEX). from wiki: >The driver uses the Microsoft Networks interface in MS-DOS. This is the reason that at least version 3.1 of MS-DOS is required. The driver essentially looks like a network drive fro
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10y ago
Was postman of Chinese descent?
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10y ago
I seem to remember Miller mentioning in passing he got paid ~50K per vuln (you can guess who paid it by looking up Millers past employers).
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10y ago
then there is this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budapest_Memorandum_on_Securit...
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10y ago
>then they'll have learned two things I used to do that. What would happen is people learn they _dont need_ to poke, because this sucker has all the answers on a platter, so why bother.
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10y ago
most "upgrade" installs should be more accurate.
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10y ago
That might be a cute joke, but a better indication would be VHS camera used in the first Back to the future movie - 1984 made in Japan JVC GR-C1. The cool innovative tech gizmo wasnt US made.
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10y ago
What sales? most of current installs come from underhanded malware infection.
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10y ago
nah, Microsoft revealed they outsourced all the financial risk to a "partner" and didnt care for it :-)
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10y ago
>Resolve issue regarding the use of scaled down image run your pipeline on scaled down picture, reapply clipping and transform on full size one
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rasz_pl
10y ago
Matrix wasnt action oriented?
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rasz_pl
10y ago
No, main problem is its another effing REBOOT hijacking original name.
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