telgareith

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by telgareith 2y ago
Kyber? For some reason I hear that and think "isn't that the PQ with a foundational Assumption(!) that's been proven trivial for binary computers to break?"
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by telgareith 2y ago
this is a joke or troll, right? Right? :|
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by telgareith 2y ago
Ask Boeing.
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by telgareith 2y ago
I'm probably biased by the fact that the first time I got Synapse running it was the release where it'd endlessly try and fail to join a room with more than 10 people. But, every time I've looked at Matrix Chat it's been
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by telgareith 2y ago
Yes.
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by telgareith 2y ago
Citations needed. Counterpoints for each: Heads don't suffer wear when parking. The armature does. If the platters are not spinning fast enough, or the air density is too low: the heads will crash into the sides of the platters. The ma
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by telgareith 2y ago
No, DNA is terrible. Microsoft's Project Silica seems to be the contender for indefinite, maintenance free, storage. But, there's the whole "It's Glass" issue.
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by telgareith 2y ago
AWS does regular integrity checks on all media, and repairs any errors it finds. This includes Glacier and Deep Glacier. (It's in the first few bits of the S3 docs) Backblaze B2 is untrustworthy. I specified a bad encryption key- and i
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by telgareith 2y ago
FPGA based console emulation? There's been affordable (sub $200) and quite capable boards for ages: Arty T35 is $100-150 depending, and theres T100 models for more. although I'd check if a Zynq board is available. And, vivado is f
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by telgareith 2y ago
I'm not seeing anything here about domestic usage, just agricultural. This seems to me to be a kill the fish to grow cotton issue.
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by telgareith 2y ago
I'm not sure where you're coming from here. "Everything is a file" is literally part of the design philosophy. Thats all it is: design philosophy. Well, besides improper string termination being the root of a staggering
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by telgareith 2y ago
The term is "managed vps" and/or some variation of "marketplace image", I think it's linode that has a particularly... Vibrant (not in an all positive way) selection. AWS' is pretty good, but not as divers
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by telgareith 2y ago
What am I missing such that presigned Urls aren't the solution to this issue?
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by telgareith 2y ago
They're not even superficially better- a lot of them are worse. And, at least when they called it electroshock everybody knew it was Russian roulette with the prize being a vegetable.
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by telgareith 2y ago
Yea, because water is an amazing insulator. /s
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by telgareith 2y ago
Nobody knows. It's why it's so interesting, and controversial. "Two children and fire? Ball lightning... I've never heard matches called that before..." But then somebody stops and thinks... How would they know abou
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by telgareith 2y ago
Lightning has reached down from 10,000ft to strike the ground, do not make the mistake that it cares about anything humanity has built. Even with a lightning rod/abatement system, its probabilities and 'preferred paths.' Plus
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by telgareith 2y ago
Some (most?) motherboards now have a way to reflash a bios in "no POST" scenarios. There's either a dedicated microcontroller or it reuses the embedded controller to read a BIOS image from a USB mass storage device. It works
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by telgareith 2y ago
Cloudflare publishes a certificate pair you can pin to your origin servers. They also offer CloudflareD (Tunnels, formerly Argo), which connects origin directly to their network- so no chance of interception or Bypassing their services. So,
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by telgareith 2y ago
oof. Still, hopefully other people read this and try disabling C States. I was about to spend the $25 for a spare CPU when the C state issue came up and... For me it was simple: disable C states - Stable for a week (at first it'd be we
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by telgareith 2y ago
Try Disabling C states in BIOS. And verify they're disabled within the OS.
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by telgareith 2y ago
On the 5950x, try disabling C states (not P, C; the ones where it 'sleeps' CPU cores). And verify they're disabled within the OS. It took most of a year to nail that one down. AMD didn't ask for anything besides proof of
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by telgareith 2y ago
First real job, stayed for 10yrs, 5yrs too long, put VB6 COM objects into the asp.net codebase.
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by telgareith 2y ago
Did you know, theres a GitHub repo called [you-poor-bastard]( https://github.com/SirkleZero/you-poor-bastard )? It converts a vss repo to git (not very well, but well enough), ignoring the VSS "passwords."
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by telgareith 2y ago
"Not even wrong"
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by telgareith 2y ago
Not sure I want to google it either.
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by telgareith 2y ago
Sounds like Nature vs nurture to me. Until there is a proposed genetic marker... it's just another item confusing the public about correlation vs causation.
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by telgareith 2y ago
Looked at the first paper. I have significant concerns that, frankly, I didn't finish reading. 1. Small sample size, <20 iirc. 2. No control group at all. (There should have been a group under the same requirements and same diet) 3.
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by telgareith 2y ago
You're joking right? Most of us don't HAVE reputations to trash, reputation or a meal?
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by telgareith 2y ago
Its even more blatant- by current loose definitions of AI (which place the original Palm Pilot's Graffiti text input as the first AI product to reach market)... virtually any manipulation of a voice can be argued as counting.

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