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by sylware 1y ago
Requiring a whatng cartel web engine? Then, nothing to be proud of, mate. But that's a bravery to deal with the brain damaged PDF file format.
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by sylware 1y ago
I forgot: for obvious reasons, those emails are stronger than SPF since there is a direct correlation between the email address and the smtp server.
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by sylware 1y ago
Any competent sysadmin will handle those, with serious software, ofc. That said, this standard format is: mailbox@[x.x.x.x] and mailbox@[ipv6:...]
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by sylware 1y ago
I don't think booking.com has still noscript/basic (x)html interop supporting email address with ip literals (for self-hosted people). If the case, this dominant online service should be regulated(Trump like? namely tariff?) to re
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by sylware 1y ago
How do you make work those terminal AI prompts? Are those for the anonymous accesses of the AI prompts? If those are for the authenticated AI prompts, how to create a "non-anonymous" account with a noscript/basic (x)html brow
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by sylware 1y ago
LLMs won't probably be the models for "super intelligence". But nowdays, how corpos can "justify" their R&D to spend gigantic amount of resources (time + hardware + energy) in models which are not LLMs?
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by sylware 1y ago
You can have click/troll farms with real humans (going thru VPNs, BOT networks, etc). Even "normal" people who are "paid" (for instance gacha game campaign offering in-game resources for free, that in exchange of a
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by sylware 1y ago
Please avoid twitter/x links as they are blocking noscript/basic (x)html browsers (twitter/x forces you to use a whatng cartel web engine). Thx.
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by sylware 1y ago
Mariosechner post looks very promising. We may finally get to the devs doing lock-in using ultra complex syntax languages in a much more efficient way using LLMs. I have already some ideas for some target c++ code to port to C99+.
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by sylware 1y ago
It is a bit off-topic here, but anybody tried to use such LLMs for code porting: from c++ (and similar) to plain C99+?
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by sylware 1y ago
Gacha Web! Finally we have our web 3.0! ...
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by sylware 1y ago
A14 process?
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by sylware 1y ago
I am writing assembly and often you have many code paths/data structures which "fit". Each combinaison of code paths/data structures will favor some specific usage/data in spite of the others. And this is not real &
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by sylware 1y ago
"You better have those software rid of security flaws properly signed!" ...
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by sylware 1y ago
? This is now presumed, and that has been the case for quite some time. There are also the troll farms with real humans. Ignoring that is just being part of the pb.
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by sylware 1y ago
UK does not want to pay for US backdoor access?
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by sylware 1y ago
Fine-grained machine code is likely to build more efficient/successful exploit. But the goal I guess is to run that in one of the whatng cartel web engines (aka "sneaky" javascript), which are by themselves a security flaw al
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by sylware 1y ago
Start to regulate the technical protocols to access the AI prompts. Like regulated noscript/basic (x)html interop. Or 'curl' based simple APIs. Basically, if the whatng cartel web engines are not anymore required to access an
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by sylware 1y ago
Country where 10 millions people play their fav greedy-3D game in the evening, with state-of-the-art 400W GPUs, all at the same time...
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by sylware 1y ago
omg... guys, microsoft is in charge, do not expect anything good: they broke noscript/basic (x)html browsers for issues just a few months ago. It is only getting worse, and not providing ipv6 is 'inline' with the quality of t
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by sylware 1y ago
AVX-512 is the sweet spot: a cache line as 64 bytes/512bits (event RISC-V RV22+ mandates a 64 bytes cache line). Hopefully, they will start to unroll nasm macros in ffmpeg assembly, because it is vendor locking that assembly code on na
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by sylware 1y ago
Point missed: this is not what I said.
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by sylware 1y ago
Hopefully, those job cuts did not happen in their 'security' monitoring/hunting team... because AWS is still hosting toxic scanners/script kiddies (I know since I am self-hosted). (that said stretchoid which is protected
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by sylware 1y ago
nvidia 5090: 400W, latest silicon process. AMD is not even trying to manufacture a competitor in this class. Evening in a modern country: 10 millions of people play their favorite greedy 3D games to change their mind, 400 * 10 millions = 4G
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by sylware 1y ago
celeste? CELESTE? 3 thumbs up. Part of the community which _knows_ what is peak gaming (and natively on elf/linux...)
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by sylware 1y ago
We have had 8Gb FTTH for a while... but there is a trick: symetric "physical" 8Gb, but actual internet bandwidth is usually asymetric and severely limited. In switzerland, they started to deploy symetric "physical" 25Gb
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by sylware 1y ago
I still wonder how they can know that reliably. elf/linux distros are hardly pre-installed on PCs and forced upon users.
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by sylware 1y ago
On the general case, that's why some optimized assembly written machine code can be an issue compared to the slow compiler generated machine code (not true all the time of course): if this machine code is 'hammering' memory,
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by sylware 1y ago
A kernel is mostly "hardware drivers" with an ABI. That's why performant "standard" hardware programing interfaces are so much important. Those interfaces should be the simple and stable in time as much as possible.
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by sylware 1y ago
cloudflare is providing a service designed to block noscript/basic (x)html browsers. I know.

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