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by stefan_ 3y ago
That's the point, nothing of the sort is happening. One of the most competent state actors in this area finds cruise missiles to be far more effective than your imaginary doomsday scenarios of cyber attacks. It's just not a thing.
872.
by stefan_ 3y ago
There is a large scale war going just now in which the only cyber attack of any effect has been bricking a bunch of KA-SAT terminals. This belief of yours might be more of a science-fiction story.
873.
by stefan_ 3y ago
They control the listings, they receive and hold the merchandise, they ship it, they deliver it, they take payment, they handle customer complaints, ... What's the point where we are going to say "it's not good enough to poin
874.
by stefan_ 3y ago
You would be surprised, the FCPA allows bribing officials for facilitating routine work that has no discretionary component (so obviously not permitting, and bribing local officials is still always a crime).
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by stefan_ 3y ago
They don't exactly make their own Bluetooth stack yet, e.g. the one chinese RISCV board I have seen used IP from RivieraWaves (made in France & Israel): https://www.ceva-dsp.com/product/rivierawaves-bluetooth-p
876.
by stefan_ 3y ago
They didn't need to hustle too much, giving giant companies preferential tax treatment in exchange for pretend jobs is essentially the Irish economy.
877.
by stefan_ 3y ago
Obligatory: https://lkml.org/lkml/2012/7/15/133
878.
by stefan_ 3y ago
The AM335x are extremely ancient chips by now.
879.
by stefan_ 3y ago
A big thing with WPA3 is that it mandates protected management frames which means you can no longer be randomly deauthenticated by anyone with a WiFi card.
880.
by stefan_ 3y ago
They do not know about daylight saving time, however.
881.
by stefan_ 3y ago
He is explicitly not benchmarking, just exploring the render pipeline.
882.
by stefan_ 3y ago
Were these "mechanical" gyros somehow vastly superior to the various MEMS contraptions, even the expensive ones? From my experience, the latter ones would dead reckon you to the moon within seconds.
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Google search revenue code yellow(twitter.com)
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by stefan_ 3y ago
People who need housing? It's what they call a necessity good . We get it, you have rentals - maybe it would do you some good to read more and write less.
885.
by stefan_ 3y ago
I can understand shipping the old stuff because you don't give a fuck, but why on earth are they .. patching them. Jesus.
886.
by stefan_ 3y ago
Well twice the price of transit is .. NaN? Data isn't generally charged in bits.
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by stefan_ 3y ago
What are the indirect effects? You realize the least troubling part of making Android run on some proprietary hardware was the ARM processor? That part is perfectly fine! It's the graphics card, the display hardware, the camera, the vi
888.
by stefan_ 3y ago
They are making their own silicon (see the RP1 at [1]) and obviously have very significant input as to what Broadcom puts into the main SoC, a chip that is primarily now made for RPi needs. 1: https://www.raspberrypi.com/pro
889.
by stefan_ 3y ago
The eye is immune privileged and infections can develop into permanent damage within days. It is really not the kind of thing to be diagnosed and monitored at home.
890.
by stefan_ 3y ago
How is it not patent troll stuff? It's a meaningless tweak on something that existed some 10 years before 2020 when this garbage was filed.
891.
by stefan_ 3y ago
People don't like to hear this but employees leaving for the (would be) competition with their knowledge is sort of the entire basis of capitalism and progress and fully intentional.
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by stefan_ 3y ago
The majority of people in the US have not flown on a plane with leaded fuel in their life. It is the furthest thing from “general aviation”.
893.
by stefan_ 3y ago
In fact I would expect them to be very different, to the point of just being random. Tons of brands on that list that will pick their supply by price, and it will probably even differ by what batch they get.
894.
by stefan_ 3y ago
Bandwidth pricing works the same as product pricing, you are falling for the classic engineer trap in thinking the sum of the parts somehow determines the price. Cloud bandwidth prices are many many magnitudes more than what it "costs&
895.
by stefan_ 3y ago
They don't need to, they controlled the domain IP and trivially got the certificates. This is not a novel technique, see this Twitter thread: https://twitter.com/billmarczak/status/1710348549794185279 We need
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by stefan_ 3y ago
If they went to this much trouble it's presumably because selecting a random row is an actually slow operation for their database (and this is a pure gimmick feature so the weighting not being equal is irrelevant). MariaDB suggests tha
897.
by stefan_ 3y ago
This is a crackpot paper.
898.
by stefan_ 3y ago
Yes, it’s going to be forever 95% done by the looks of it
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by stefan_ 3y ago
On ATmega processors, the register file is mapped to 0, so this would be writing 0 to r0.. which GCC reserves as a dedicated 0 register anyway.
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by stefan_ 3y ago
Yikes, that last one seems bad (although I don't think there is too much software making use of floating point exceptions).

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