snvzz

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by snvzz 6mo ago
There are many paths to memory safety, even if the one Rust project seems to be going nowhere. There's other memory-safe languages, and there's formal verification. e.g. seL4 favors pancake.
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by snvzz 6mo ago
The illusion breaks once tested in court. Which is why they'd never sue, only threaten and try to settle.
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by snvzz 6mo ago
With the first RVA23 boards shipping this month, I find it a mistake to still focus on legacy ISAs like x86 or ARM rather than what will be dominant by the time AV2 is deployed.
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by snvzz 6mo ago
Question being, why are there guardrails in the first place. Having guardrails is a huge flaw of these models. They should do as told, full stop.
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by snvzz 6mo ago
TI calculators peaked with TI-89/92/v200. Functionality, low latency UX, long battery life. These are still readily available in the second hand market, at very reasonable pricing (thanks to them selling well back then). Unfortuna
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by snvzz 6mo ago
>I a small server operator and a client of the internet will not participate in any other methods period, full-stop. You will however follow the law if it mandates you to do else. Which is we "age verification" should be stoppe
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by snvzz 6mo ago
The problem is ambient security, UNIX's security model. Systems with capability-based security, such as seL4[0], do not suffer from this category of problem. 0. https://sel4.systems/About/
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by snvzz 6mo ago
Or, thanks to bsnes/higan/ares[0], SFC accuracy is solved, thus it should be much easier for any new emulator to be accurate. i.e. accuracy should be the baseline; I understand Super ZSNES is not there yet. 0. https://a
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by snvzz 6mo ago
If you've got some Raspberry Pi (older than 5), you can run actual RISC OS[0] on these. 0. https://www.riscosopen.org/content/downloads/raspberry-pi
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by snvzz 6mo ago
ECC is a requirement for me as well. I'll have to pass this time, because no ECC.
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by snvzz 6mo ago
For the state of the art, look at seL4[0], LionsOS[1] and Genode[2]. 0. https://sel4.systems/ 1. https://www.lionsos.org/ 2. https://genode.org/
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by snvzz 6mo ago
To understand the age verification push, got to follow the incentives[0]. 0. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RfukJ6uVHXs
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by snvzz 6mo ago
They did a dirty to RISC OS with that blurry pic at the end.
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by snvzz 6mo ago
DOS still a target. Respect.
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by snvzz 6mo ago
The iaito GUI suddenly got good recently.
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by snvzz 6mo ago
Selected Japan on top right of the main page, it told me no-go. Been waiting for years. I wonder what the hold up is.
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by snvzz 6mo ago
Apparently the interface itself does support ECC, but there is no end user product implementing it. As I require ECC, it seems I won't be upgrading anytime soon.
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by snvzz 6mo ago
Good to know there's been significant progress in the last 15 years or so. Still a huge fan of the body, unfazed by the potential opinions of present day reviewers :) I will get a "known-good" modern LED torch, in any event.
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by snvzz 6mo ago
The hexbright's body is the main thing. The insides could be completely new. My plan is to keep it running. Perhaps replace the emitter by a more efficient one at some point, and repair anything as needed. If somebody bothers to make a
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by snvzz 6mo ago
re: flashlights. Still no real upgrade for hexbright, which is a shame. I wish they were still being made. Fortunately, mine are still fine, and I expect to be able to repair them should they break. (xtal is a common failure point apparentl
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by snvzz 6mo ago
Then they get nukes and the means of delivering them. Unfortunately, we are at an era no area can just be ignored. Theocracies oppressing their own people while aiming for expansion, particularly, must be dealt with. Else, they will eventua
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by snvzz 6mo ago
Appears to be written with Claude.
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by snvzz 6mo ago
Many bought or otherwise contributed to the hype of these machines based on the openness of unlocked FPGA and open source HDL/firmware. Now, after the fact, they want to lock the FPGAs of already shipped devices to only accept Commodor
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by snvzz 6mo ago
Exactly this. These laws are worthless for as long there is nobody willing and able to enforce them. Like this, it is a fantasy. I could write international law.
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Why We're Protecting Your Commodore 64 Ultimate FPGA(commodore.net)
5 points by snvzz 6mo ago|2 comments
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by snvzz 6mo ago
Maybe "think of the children." There might be a child behind the NAT, thus IPv6 requirement.
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by snvzz 6mo ago
>I explicitly asked about IPv6 connectivity and they said, "yes." ABC, Always Be Closing.
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by snvzz 6mo ago
Kind reminder we should be using Libressl.
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by snvzz 6mo ago
Many of these attacks target the bios. BIOS is usually a SPI chip. It'd make sense to perhaps tie the write enable line so that it cannot be written to, unless jumpered. It used to be a thing motherboards did. A BIOS flash enable jumpe
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by snvzz 6mo ago
I love it. In the graph, does it show the highest level of execution within the sample interval, or the current one at sample time?

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