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by threshold 5y ago
Well someone at Employee Relations had a slot at 10.30PT filled on the company calendar. So it’s doxxing.
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by threshold 5y ago
Hundreds of millions? 180 billion.
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by threshold 5y ago
Get a large fabric Xilinx FPGA from ebay, reball it and make a simple PCB with Altium auto routing with JTAG, SPI flash, some memory. And find a license for Vivado.
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by threshold 5y ago
Why is X86 disgusting?
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by threshold 5y ago
If you want to be pragmatic there are FPGA boards and the SiFive Unmatched. Both are slow and require a degree of trust. But they might make a small home server. Of course just because it’s open/free doesn’t mean it’s more secure.
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by threshold 5y ago
Coreboot was a great project for it’s time. But if you want free hardware you need to build it yourself. As in from the RTL up to the keyboard.
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by threshold 5y ago
I’m suggesting the government policy of basing their economy on magic beans is reflective of the IQ of their population. The value of bitcoin halved 2 months ago. What would happen in the US if one day the buying power of everyone’s wages
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by threshold 5y ago
Oh it’s a shotgun, not a rifle. Yes that makes all the difference. But taking a photo of an employee’s screen and posting it on the internet is way over the line.
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by threshold 5y ago
Allegedly? Here it is https://twitter.com/ashleygjovik/status/1435421599826518025?... In plain English the footnote says not to leak the email and she did it anyway, doxxing a fellow employee. Absolutely grounds f
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by threshold 5y ago
I kind of admire the fun in the project and the thought and workmanship, but I’ll steer clear of calling this clever. See there’s no benefit in using a $1500 rubidium oscillator as a holdover for a $500 GPSDO board when the application is
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by threshold 5y ago
ProtonMail’s reputation is unrecoverable period.
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by threshold 5y ago
Average IQ 80 https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/average-i...
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by threshold 5y ago
But isn’t that exactly what we are? Complex biological machines designed by the group through natural selection manufactured in volume in a distributed factory with the express and only purpose to serve our creator - since we were made in
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by threshold 5y ago
Well he’s free to do whatever he wants. But creating someone with that education is a type of investment society makes. There’s a high cost to the community and yes of course the group expects something in return. It’s kind of like the lyin
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by threshold 5y ago
The speedup is marginal and hardly perceivable. This theory Apple is slowing older phones to sell new models is simply untrue. On the other hand I challenge anyone to show me a perceivable difference between a 60 and 100Hz display. I think
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by threshold 5y ago
I’m pleased he has made an artsy phone case he likes really, but this is another round of Raspberry Pi feeblemindedness. Why would someone with a powerful skill in recursive neural networks make a phone case? - when there are so many areas
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by threshold 5y ago
In your YubiKey SSH client you use the PIV applet with a maximum of RSA2048 when you could’ve used the auth key on the GPG applet for RSA4096. Is NIST compliance something you want to advertise today?
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by threshold 5y ago
I lived there for 5 years. Before that I was in Manhattan for 11. Sorry but San Francisco is a dump, really dirty. I would never move there again. Constant harassment by the homeless, violent crime everywhere. I was assaulted at 2PM on a bu
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by threshold 5y ago
I take it for granted that human beings won’t last forever as a species, and that’s probably a good thing. It would appear we have the unique privilege of creating our replacements from scratch. Hopefully we don’t screw that up and finish w
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by threshold 5y ago
Future generations will inherit a very different world with new challenges, and this is the very least of them. It wasn’t that long ago biometrics were being called the doorway to dystopia and the mark of the devil. Now fingerprint scanners
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by threshold 5y ago
I think we’re a pretty innovative generation and we can build technologies that strike a careful balance between protecting personal liberties and keeping our children safe. Both are highly important. The ‘all or nothing’ ‘here comes the 19
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by threshold 5y ago
No if they oppose this and succeed many children will be abused as a direct consequence, it’s obvious causality so don’t shy away from what is a clear material choice - make a decision and accept responsibility for that, because it says ple
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by threshold 5y ago
In 2007 a photo album came to light of guards at Auschwitz relaxing at a resort not far from a death camp, with gas chambers and ovens and such, the details of which they were well aware. In the photos they can be seen laughing, smiling, ma
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by threshold 5y ago
Sure; Apple, the world’s largest company at $2.1T, will get on their knees and beg if you file a petition to the government to ban smartphones. Get on that! Problem solved.
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by threshold 5y ago
“And technology companies are moths that will chew through more of the fabric every year if we let them” I’m done reading.
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by threshold 5y ago
You don’t want to be a part of the group and reap the benefits of collaboration and economies of scale? Well then your $1200 isn’t going very far. But you can have a lump of aluminum, a pile of sand and a sheet of glass. And there’s enough
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by threshold 5y ago
Tell me you’re joking. * It’s not your device. * Ok, What does it mean to own something? To hold it? To be able to destroy it? To use the services it provides? Maybe the receipt makes you the owner? If that’s your definition, in a very limi
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by threshold 5y ago
That’s science fiction nonsense. You let us know when the shuttle lands then we’ll talk about human trafficking.
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by threshold 5y ago
In this case it is. That’s the choice today. Have a more private cell phone -or- take many serious offenders off the streets.
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by threshold 5y ago
Actually they’re pretty stupid. Look at what they’re doing. Not exactly an intellectual pursuit. And if Apple implements their system it will catch many, many offenders and yes - it might save some children. When did taking care of our chil

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