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by rsaxvc 3y ago
Lol. "Hey Bob - why are we in the news for a breach?" Seems closer given the news reporting and their tardy response.
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by rsaxvc 3y ago
And it took about ten years to go from one OLED to a small embedded display in a stereo.
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by rsaxvc 3y ago
Many(most?) Cortex-M4 systems boot from the reset vector and stack pointer stored in the first 8B of memory, so it's a valid address on a ton of small systems today. You can relocate the vector table and to block it off with the MPU if
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by rsaxvc 3y ago
That's the best(weirdest?) part! I used to have a job porting LabView and matlab to C/C++, since headers don't even have to include full statements, so share our test data and coefficients like so: static const float FIR_FILT
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by rsaxvc 3y ago
There's a bike path in my suburb, at least a mile from my house, requiring crossing two thoroughfares to reach it. Since moving here I've effectively stopped riding because of the drivers.
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by rsaxvc 3y ago
USB support even.
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by rsaxvc 3y ago
Yep, you could get visual studio processor packs in the mail. At least for ppc and mips.
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by rsaxvc 3y ago
You're not wrong that this wasn't a sophisticated attack. What's disappointing is that it worked well at scale. > this attack could be done on literally any website. The issue is people re-used passwords, and also did not
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by rsaxvc 3y ago
Architecturally similar to Sun S1 cores found in Niagara/T1 chips, when SMT is disabled.
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by rsaxvc 3y ago
Given the memory latency impact on in-order cores, I wonder how much of the gap is core design and how much is Apple's tending to fit much larger caches to their designs.
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by rsaxvc 3y ago
I'd heard they added legs but this was my first time seeing it.
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by rsaxvc 3y ago
Issues I ran into on Linux: MalwareBytes keeps a small structure in memory for every file it found during a scan. Sadly my computer had files on it and ran out of RAM. SentinelOne's filtering scaled like linear search so as the ignore
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by rsaxvc 3y ago
First 10 seconds.
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by rsaxvc 3y ago
As they kept zooming out I was more and more impressed.
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by rsaxvc 3y ago
Aliveness testing for mobile bot farms that got left on for desktop?
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by rsaxvc 3y ago
Pi2 with RTLSDR to monitor local flights in the area. Pi4 for SSH server and general arm64 playground. Pair of Pi4 running Ardupilot and OpenHD, one on my quadcopter, one driving the base station monitor and antenna tracker.
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by rsaxvc 3y ago
Says h265 decode, but nothing about h264. Does VC7 do h264 like VC6, or not at all?
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by rsaxvc 3y ago
I found one in a supposedly IEC 61508 compiler. It was nasty. Every so often our OS needed to read a memory mapped asynchronous timer, comparing values it emitted until they stopped changing to confirm that the various system clock demands
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by rsaxvc 3y ago
I'm not a plumber, that's what someone told me once a long time ago. But googling some more, systemic pinhole leakage can also depend on several factors like water cleanliness and pH, with some counties finding grounding doesn&#x2
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by rsaxvc 3y ago
Also the supply chain: smelting and refining. Herculaneum Missouri has acres bulldozed of what used to be homes once they learned the children were born with lead poisoning. Before the dozing citizens put up warning signs telling people to
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by rsaxvc 3y ago
Convenient point for PEX: If copper pipes aren't properly grounded they'll tend to develop pinhole leaks within that timeframe.
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by rsaxvc 3y ago
In addition to proliferation and other tasks: do not turn into radioactive meteor upon reentry breakup.
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by rsaxvc 3y ago
Historical: Room 641A at AT&T in the US.
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by rsaxvc 3y ago
That would be a worse option, given they share location data.
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by rsaxvc 3y ago
When I first learned about X forwarding we had a modem, and X was responsive. I also played CivII over remote desktop and it was...less responsive. With Wayland, have you tried out waypipe yet?
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by rsaxvc 3y ago
Roughly: 1) 40MB of textures 2) split into mipmaps 3) split into ~32x~32 tiles. 4) streamed in according to camera 5) with the lowest resolution layers always loaded to handle whipping the camera around quickly. 6) and the Z-buffer off to s
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by rsaxvc 3y ago
The other commenter is correct but largely not FOIA, which applies to federal, state, and other public authorities.
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by rsaxvc 3y ago
I found a thumb drive outside work once. Piped it into a VM and found...coworkers visa renewal paperwork. Perhaps this is a weakness, but I'm glad I checked.
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by rsaxvc 3y ago
Currently those GCC flags are only about instruction alignment. The article shows a simple example of runtime data alignment.
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by rsaxvc 3y ago
That's terrific! Ages later I made one for a GoPro using the autoexec.ash script (before they changed CPU vendors). It copied itself into the internal storage, then back to new SD cards. I wrote out a little text file explaining what h

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