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saati
5y ago
Even that is only theoretical, it's not a practical attack.
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5y ago
Where are bank transactions so slow? In the EU they take a few seconds now.
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5y ago
The richest reasonably sized country in europe? They also don't spend the oil riches directly but put them in a huge wealth fund, it's around $1.3T, and it holds more than a percent of all global stocks and shares. I'm pretty
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saati
5y ago
The ones willing to pay are the ones the advertisers want to track, so that won't work.
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5y ago
> That table shows that the M1 has a much bigger reorder buffer, large load and store buffers, huge integer and vector register files, way more branches in flight, etc. That leaves out the most important thing that enables all of that, t
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saati
5y ago
Apple only licenses the ARM ISA, ARM core designs are way behind the Apple ones.
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5y ago
Employees are even more motivated to just pocket the money.
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5y ago
If they create exact copies of copyrighted pictures, then yes, they do.
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5y ago
What would stop malware telling the os to not check it?
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5y ago
That's about the deprecated Thumb-2, this article is about ARMv8, they are wildly different.
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5y ago
There is no broken compatibility promise here, it used unstable rust, there is no promise of compatibility there. This whole post is a hatchet job.
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5y ago
That would be even less practical, as almost no-one speaks esperanto.
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5y ago
The v7->v8 jump was the biggest one in the history of ARM, it's totally redesigned, they only kept the name.
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5y ago
That's POWER, a different ISA, there are still some PowerPC embedded cpus but it's just slowly dying.
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5y ago
Because it's genuinely unknown what those are, figuring out what these bytes are is just a deep dive into the opensource go compiler at worst or just asking around on some go channels for much less effort.
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saati
6y ago
Does sensor fusion even work? Last time I've read about it the story stated pilots turn off all but one relevant one to actually get targets because it messes everything up.
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6y ago
They break aesthetics and for a lot of people that's more important than actual capabilities.
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6y ago
Is anyone still using shared medium Ethernet?
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6y ago
> CPU: MCST (Moscow Center of SPARC Technologies) Elbrus-8CB 8-core @ 1.5 GHz VLIW (fully compatible with any LGA3647 heatsink)
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saati
6y ago
Everyone (nvidia, amd, intel) switched to tile based rendering in their latest gpus, so are they all PowerVR?
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6y ago
Can it run sway?
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6y ago
You just need access to precise timers to tell if you are virtualized. If you can measure how long a full TLB miss takes vs just a cache miss you should be able to tell how deeply is your page table nested.
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saati
6y ago
The ssh server can't do a specter style attack against iOS, local turning complete compilers can be used for it.
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saati
6y ago
It would be cool to have technology that tells you how long is a trip, oh wait, precise maps are hundreds of years old.
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6y ago
Producing any survivors wasn't the objective, the vaults were for studying the effects of long term isolation, knowledge the Enclave wanted to use in building their colony ship for leaving Earth.
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6y ago
Staring depressed on the ground wouldn't have looked out of place.
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6y ago
Pi-Holeing your home network doesn't help with this issue unless you never go outside, in which case why do you even have a phone?
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6y ago
Why isn't my 386 performing as well on benchmarks?
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6y ago
Yeah the company selling a $5 piece of metal for a cool K will surely pass those savings on to the consumer.
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6y ago
There is no certificate pinning anymore, it's deprecated. Your whole argument is based on the state actually playing nicely and assume a meaningful oversight of intelligence, both are hopelessly naive.
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