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by sim7c00 1y ago
you give process direct access to a piece of kernel memory. its a reason why there is separation. thats all.
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by sim7c00 1y ago
interesting notes about the payloads replacing edk for qubes OS. thanks for the review. i hope they implemented it well. a previous review by someone on here on secureboot implementations and trusted boot got me a bit sad about these libre
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by sim7c00 1y ago
i use capslock if i need to type more than one capital. i dont know why. it just happens...
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by sim7c00 1y ago
all great until you realize no one is allowed to export things to other regions if it works too well (crypto). Then besides that, the companies who now litterally live off of your personal data (most of big tech), wont suddenly drop their m
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by sim7c00 1y ago
the text is a bit weird. it says to upload your images everywhere on the page. but it also says: All image processing happens directly in your browser — we never upload your photos to any server. Your images stay private and secure, giving
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by sim7c00 1y ago
we need more neon tho. its very plain and ugly dystopia like this :(((
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by sim7c00 1y ago
could this also be used for example to see what kind of brands influences you follow sneakily represent or promote? i mean, thats maybe another use-case for it. if so, it might be worth noting it. some ppl might like to find out (if its not
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by sim7c00 1y ago
best crate awards 2025 nominee
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by sim7c00 1y ago
maybe the borrow checker takes most compile time if you take an avergae of how often it runs vs. how often the next compile phases are triggered over code lifespan :') (yes ok so i dont do well with lifetimes hah)
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by sim7c00 1y ago
yes totally missed it thanks. o found it at the end , being a note to Dan. had me scroll back to top :') totally comment too soon!
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by sim7c00 1y ago
liked the read but it gets a bit confusing at some point, its abut unclear whos telling the story. moved the cube from sophies to _your_ basement, from that part. whos you? its like it was being recalled or confirmed by someone else not th
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by sim7c00 1y ago
i think you want to tackle a problem if it hits you with the right tools. if you need SDN to solve a problem, then its essential. otherwise, its essentially useless
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by sim7c00 1y ago
i love this trilogy. its so mind boggling. ppl slack off on the second 2 parts but the atmosphere totally captured me anyway.. I can also recommend his more recent book Agency. its amazing.
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by sim7c00 1y ago
the dragonbook is a good start to go deeper inthink (modern editions). its less practical, more theory heavy. does have all the algos and some example materials. if you have a bit of basis it will be useful reference.
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by sim7c00 1y ago
love how u speak about pleasing bots and them getting excited :D fun read, fun project. thanks!
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by sim7c00 1y ago
yeah, otherwise good ppl will do bad in qualifiers to get good position...
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by sim7c00 1y ago
not sure if it the feedback u want but: on the landing page there are multiple spelling issues. the main first "AI Marketing video drive Business Success at Converters.pro" seems already unclear. is converters.pro having their bus
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by sim7c00 1y ago
you either need whitelisting, which ppl dont want because they need to send tweets and sync gdrive on their corpo laptops ;')... so i guess that leaves u with modeling normal user behavior to spot anomalies without the actual packet da
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by sim7c00 1y ago
there are tools pretty good at detecting DGAs these days, but not often implemented. the best thing to do afaik is use services normal user shave access to, and communicate via those. its hard to tell for anyone who's extracting the da
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by sim7c00 1y ago
just want to second this. and realy, antarctica?? how?? i mean, apart from the logistics etc , ... is it runnable? i can hardly picture it in such harshness!
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by sim7c00 1y ago
money money money, its a rich mans world...
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by sim7c00 1y ago
nothing like the 180 degree turn on having designs signed by multiple parties and then getting suspended for having it built, likely by the same parties.
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by sim7c00 1y ago
yeah lovely mindset now the engineers will go to jail
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by sim7c00 1y ago
is there somethin similar in C++. this is really useful, but most VST etc. afaik get built in c++, i know for example JUCE framework to build em uses c++ so to me that seems a practical language for such a tool (focussing on the last bit of
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by sim7c00 1y ago
is this thre term, baloon? like baloon drive? some vm stuff, i suddenly thought it may serve similar purpose before starting a VM, those can have big memory to load in. makes sense but this is a total guess from your use of baloon. any idea
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by sim7c00 1y ago
u know, mixed feels. on one hand, sure, they over played. on the other hand who used genAI as much before ppl used chatgpt? on the backhand of the other hand: oh god all is lost. :'k i guess i hope for all the talent who contributed go
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by sim7c00 1y ago
oh, and yeah. totally the guy who plays guitar 20+ years now and cant read musical notation. why? we got tabs for 20+ years. so i am happy you implemented this, and will now look at using your service. thx chatgpt, and you.
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by sim7c00 1y ago
i LOVE this despite feeling for the impacted devs and service. love me some good guitar tabs, and honestly id totally beleive the chatgpt here hah.. what a wonderful incident / bug report my god. totally sorry for the trouble and amazi
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by sim7c00 1y ago
<script> alert(ad.annoy())</script>
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by sim7c00 1y ago
earbuds that run doom. achievement unlocked? (sure adb sideload, but doom is doom) nice writeup thanks!

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