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by the8472 4y ago
For a desktop application could use the password flow[0], no need to involve a web browser. Yeah, sure, you're now handing keys to the kingdom to that application, but if it's native software it could also have installed a keylogg
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by the8472 4y ago
NeRFs aren't limited to small camera orbits around one perspective of a scene either. https://jonbarron.info/zipnerf/
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by the8472 4y ago
Assuming the power is reported correctly it looks like an efficiency win: > While the build times were similar between the 7950X and 7950X3D, with the latter the CPU power consumption was significantly lower.
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by the8472 4y ago
Only when various performance metrics are not important enough to consider alternatives.
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by the8472 4y ago
https://manpages.debian.org/testing/duperemove/duperemove.8....
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by the8472 4y ago
> But, it's expensive to implement and from what I see no longer recommended on ZFS. Btrfs (and more recently also XFS) supports on-demand, batch dedup which doesn't have any of the downsides of ZFS's always-active dedup.
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by the8472 4y ago
Backdoored firmware isn't about updates. It's about rootkit or evil maid attacks that install backdoored firmware that has been signed by the vendor. If you're using your own trust root then a 3rd party can't create a si
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by the8472 4y ago
Why do you think having access to the machine would help against computer vision and input emulators?
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by the8472 4y ago
Botting can't be prevented anyway due to the analog hole. People are already making HDMI-capture + USB HID emulation devices for that purpose. Outright manipulation of game-state is a classic computer security issue. Just don't tr
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by the8472 4y ago
Windows containers are crapshot. Unlike linux containers you must match the exact kernel version. And GPU acceleration is iffy, which is important for games.
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by the8472 4y ago
Nodes that are behind unconfigurable CGNATs usually have IPv6. So DDNS + listening on v6 + PMP could achieve same.
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by the8472 4y ago
It's about the continued leverage they have by holding the key after you bought the CPU. They could be forced by secret court to sign backdoored firmware. And of course you can't load your own firmware, only whatever they releas
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by the8472 4y ago
Perhaps if you could replace the trust root with your own. But as they are now it's the manufacturer that's in control.
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by the8472 4y ago
They did[0], for GPU models where they moved all the proprietary parts into the firmware. [0] https://github.com/NVIDIA/open-gpu-kernel-modules#user-conte...
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by the8472 4y ago
The argument is that human eradication is not a terminal value of the AGI. But in pursuit of its main goals it'll just steamroll everything which happens to wipe out humans as we did to Xerces Blue, Dodos, Tasmanian Tiger as side-effec
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by the8472 4y ago
> [...] Implicit in this belief, it seems, is that there aren't really a naturally varying infinite set of values, or moral beliefs, that we all reason from. Like that there are moral facts that an AI will be smart enough to find, a
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by the8472 4y ago
That's one way to enforce the No surprise black holes in a box rule.
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by the8472 4y ago
> but if someone hates cookie banners, isn’t it fair to place the blame on GDPR? No, blame companies that set cookies for merely reading a website and then bothering users about it. They have a choice, they choose to make it obnoxious.
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by the8472 4y ago
Yeah, it's enabled here $ zgrep 'CONFIG_READ_ONLY_THP_FOR_FS' /proc/config.gz CONFIG_READ_ONLY_THP_FOR_FS=y > What kernel version did that output come from? kernel 6.2.8-arch1-1 > What filesystem typ
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by the8472 4y ago
Not sure if that's true any longer on recent kernels. There have been some changes with folios that I think enable huge pages in the page cache. $ cat /proc/<firefox process>/smaps [...] 7efca62e3000-7efcaa
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by the8472 4y ago
glibc uses vfork+exec to implement posix_spawn, which makes it much faster than fork+exec.
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by the8472 4y ago
posix_spawn isn't powerful enough since it only supports a limited set of process setup operations. So if you need to do some specific syscalls before exec that aren't covered by it then the fork/exec dance is still necessary
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by the8472 4y ago
> China released its rule for stage 6 light-duty vehicle emissions limits in December 2016, so manufacturers have had 7 years to bring their vehicles into line. If manufacturers knowingly create stranded assets why would they need to be
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by the8472 4y ago
The Windows 10 for business installs at $work seem to be clean. I don't know if that's IT's doing or that's the default. So this could be a classic "if you're not paying for it you're the product" iss
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by the8472 4y ago
> That led to the natural conclusion of legal words holding standardized definitions that might differ from common understanding, and extreme specification of all details in an effort to preemptively close off any and all loopholes. And
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by the8472 4y ago
That's merely the capacity that was freed up, it doesn't account for additional spare capacity in the wires. And I said "overnight and at the workplace", which should cover more than 12 hours. Maybe it's a bit tight
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by the8472 4y ago
Those installations are in the process of being converted from sodium vapor to LED, that should free up a few watts. And this doesn't have to be fast-charging. Combining a few hundred watts over night and at the workplace could be enou
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by the8472 4y ago
YOLO mountflags for ext4 that minimize synchronous writes: data=writeback,journal_async_commit,lazytime,nobarrier,commit=99999 Good for caches, scratch space, build dirs and anything that can be rebuilt from other data but it'
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by the8472 4y ago
Agent forwarding has its own security issues, you're exposing all your credentials to the remote. It's better to configure jump hosts in your local ssh config.
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by the8472 4y ago
The server could display that info when a user tries to log in via interactive authentication.

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