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by sim7c00 2y ago
weirds me out since acpi etc. is uaed to control power qnd such states why would devices even need to do such things to support some OS.. the OS should be able to manage states, its the controller and hw should listen... in this case, windo
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by sim7c00 2y ago
never had issues with qubes like that but i did pick something tested (hw). u can check hardware compat list. it has also some good links to forums for specific hw related tweaks u might need. that being said, runing qubes fully and workin
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by sim7c00 2y ago
doesnt volatile also ensure the address is not changed for the read by compiler (as it might optimise data layout otherwise)? (so you can be sure when using mmio etc. it wont read from wrong place?)
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by sim7c00 2y ago
for most rust ive done (not tons) the docs were very basic as onky auto generated with minimal content. totally useless, have to read sources to find out what is in there. auto documentation to me ia just ti satisfy people who need to tick
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by sim7c00 2y ago
in rural plqces often they will also use alternate ways to keep things good besides keeping things cold, because its cheaper or more easily available than using a fridge. drying things, salting (pickle? not sure of the term sry) etc. so the
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by sim7c00 2y ago
haha this... had similar experience :'). for ice cubes? haha
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by sim7c00 2y ago
i use a single disk, no backups. livin on the edge! :D (got only 1 project i care about, i back it up on gmail as zip archive sent to myself!). yes did lose a bunch of stuff once in my life whem hdd died. hence i email myself my project now
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by sim7c00 2y ago
"without impacting paying customers"
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by sim7c00 2y ago
all people shuld factcheck themselves rather than having some third party do this shit for them :S wtf happened to dont beleive everything everyone tells u? i wonder how such ppl go through their daily lives. do they need a fact checker whe
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by sim7c00 2y ago
you can try plain KVM its a bit more pain to get a system up tho compared to qemu which does a lot for you (--enable-kvm)
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by sim7c00 2y ago
theres good books on linking and loading but figuring out how the toolchains really work (gcc, ld etc.) can definitely be a pain. the tools.do provide all you need for it but you need to find out how to extract that from them. also a l9t is
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by sim7c00 2y ago
perhaps take some time to care for your mental and physical health before making any big next decisions. not saying either is bad, but bad luck and adversity can take its toll, and lack of motivation, energy etc. can often have roots in the
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by sim7c00 2y ago
different and maybe a step in good direction, but there seems still a lot of problems before it reaches noted 'airport grade security'. a) how to verify the person submitting id is owner of said id? 2fa method is suggested but thi
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by sim7c00 2y ago
it says kids plays roblox and minecraft, as a reasning that graphics dont pay, but its rw eally because they make a game 80 bucks that kinds cant play it. not lack of interest or anything.. also, with tools like unreal engine, quixel megasc
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by sim7c00 2y ago
second this. wife gave me a book called 'second brain', on note taking / knowledge management. definitely one of the more useful gifts i've received!
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by sim7c00 2y ago
I dont like christmas atall. no good memories. i tried to escape it by marrying a muslim but now she wants to celebrate too. god i wish today was over already and i just woke up. merry christmas everyone <3
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by sim7c00 2y ago
its a music platform where u can find music... don need to be some fancypants 'artist' to make music.. often music from libraries like some mentioned there are simply ppl makin music for money, not like an artist but like a job...
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by sim7c00 2y ago
big bounties says nothing about security.
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by sim7c00 2y ago
just asking out of curiosity btw. i kinda find it handy :p aware of some risks but also some practical benefits.
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by sim7c00 2y ago
does that really matter? its netherlands. most important stuff is tied to digID. more and more is tied into it everyday.
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by sim7c00 2y ago
in my country its impossible. we have digital identity. what now? :<
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by sim7c00 2y ago
i get colourful snow and a headache trying to make my eyes do things. it just blurs and unblurs :'(
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by sim7c00 2y ago
Super interesting insights, thanks! I see you are much further already in this stuff, that's amazing. you are right the ML might be tricky, i have a very specific design in which it might simplify what it's trying to analyse, but
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by sim7c00 2y ago
very nice to see this, one of the more interesting little OS projects i've come across. had a similar idea for my OS (waaay not far enough in development - and i lack the skills!) and it's really cool to see someone managed to act
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by sim7c00 2y ago
if they learn to solve real problems in the real world and it helps them, they are more educated than when they started, regardless of literacy rates.
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by sim7c00 2y ago
haha creepy. i was lucky and got a cute cat video =)
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by sim7c00 2y ago
if the learning curve flattens out, move to a different place which challenges you more abd perhaps has better more senior colleagues. ofc dont skip around jobs all the time, but if you wanna grow and there is no space to grow into it wont
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by sim7c00 2y ago
once someone scans a QR code a tiny drone lifts off the in kitchen, finds the person who scanned the QR code and beams the menu into their ears using directional audio so only they can hear it. once a certain discomfort level is reached the
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by sim7c00 2y ago
felt the same tbh.. - u won't believe how many trouble previously was needed to go through to get this vendor to acknowledge a CVE >.> - hard to believe this is the whole story.. maybe they learnt finally not to try and shove shi
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by sim7c00 2y ago
you mean those consoles that can attack the rest of your devices and your neighbours via its wireless chips?

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