tinus_hn

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by tinus_hn 3y ago
The system, probably by design but also to limit capacity requirements for the server, is ephemeral, everything only exists in the moment and once everyone leaves the channel it ceases to exist, once your connection breaks your nick ceases
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by tinus_hn 3y ago
It’s just a calculation, surely TSMC knows about these rates ahead of time. In my opinion it’s just a way for TSMC to give themselves a big bonus if they manage to improve yields.
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by tinus_hn 3y ago
So now container decoders have been magically vetted and secured so they don’t need the sandbox. Which is quite surprising considering most vulnerabilities in streams are in the container decoders and their multitude of hardly used features
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by tinus_hn 3y ago
The container format would be decoded by a sandboxed codec that can be found by decoding the container? WebAssembly codecs indeed exist, and they are impractical due to a lack in performance.
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by tinus_hn 3y ago
Technology will never advance enough to enable the perpetuum mobile device, which is what this is, unfortunately.
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by tinus_hn 3y ago
> I'll do my own local backups or backups to a server I control, or at the very least using encryption that I control if it's going to a server I don't control. You’re presenting a choice here, which indicates that you are
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by tinus_hn 3y ago
Wetransfer is exactly made for this purpose. Or if you have Apple and the file is not larger than 5GB, it’s sent through Mail Drop which does the same thing but seamless.
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by tinus_hn 3y ago
Yes, and you can also download a million projects like this, the sandbox exists. But my suggestion would be that you build a video codec out of it. Preferably one that has the properties the market demands: performance and energy efficiency
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by tinus_hn 3y ago
I suggest you try building it and see ‘just’ how easy it is.
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by tinus_hn 3y ago
> Short of recruiting thousands more volunteer moderators to replace the protestors, Reddit will either have to take over the running of the subreddits themselves or leave the rebel moderators in place. No, they will simply remain closed
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by tinus_hn 3y ago
So what do you suggest doing to turn it into ‘many smaller chicken coops’ and how is it more secure?
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by tinus_hn 3y ago
If you assume you just say the magic word ‘sandbox’ and everything is safe, then yes, security is a solved problem. This is however a prime example of the saying that in theory, there is no difference between theory and practice but in prac
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by tinus_hn 3y ago
So how would you suggest to spread the eggs? Just use another party that wouldn’t have lost their key?
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by tinus_hn 3y ago
What’s the difficulty in forking Linux?
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by tinus_hn 3y ago
You mean like Intel Management Engine (IME), in every modern Intel processor, practically impossible to disable?
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by tinus_hn 3y ago
You know you can actually bring fuel to a plane and refuel it wherever it is? And that’s probably the answer to the first question, it can be done but you you have to have someone who knows what he’s doing think outside the box a little.
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by tinus_hn 3y ago
We used to have formats like this, and then the attacker points to his decoder/malware package. Apart from that of course the decoder has to be fast and thus native and interface with the OS, so the decoder is X86 on the today version
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by tinus_hn 3y ago
Apple has to make sure you can’t make Siri give the offensive answers AI is famous for. Apple sells quality, they are always under a magnifying glass and they can’t play by the same rules Google can.
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by tinus_hn 3y ago
Just like they faced scrutiny when bundling IE. Microsoft has been at the monopoly game again forever since the restrictions expired, with bundling and pumping up their inferior OneDrive, HyperV, Teams, Edge and Bing products. They don’t ca
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by tinus_hn 3y ago
I’m not so sure git is secure against a malicious server, even if you’re not simply pulling in a Makefile written by the attacker.
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by tinus_hn 3y ago
When was that time? Was it before open source was invented? Or was it when viruses were running rampantly?
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by tinus_hn 3y ago
If the applet chooses to expose such a method; reflection is about finding out what methods are exposed. And while Java had plenty of security holes applets were definitely not supposed to have a lot of access to your computer.
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by tinus_hn 3y ago
I doubt you would get customer support from a press contact. Companies still provide phone numbers in these kinds of statements and just like then they don’t deliver support.
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by tinus_hn 3y ago
So what’s the rest? Hurr durr Musk bad? Is Zuckerberg any better?
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by tinus_hn 3y ago
Right, everyone hates Twitter now because you can’t block ads, you can’t use clients that don’t show ads and you can’t use it without logging in to an account. How is a Facebook enterprise going to be any different in anything apart from pe
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by tinus_hn 3y ago
Of course Windows needs your location, cookies and data, otherwise it wouldn’t be able to show you a weather widget and ‘relevant’ Bing News about the latest celebrity make-up flub.
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by tinus_hn 3y ago
I don’t doubt the intention and I don’t blame those people either; if you work really hard and still live in poverty it’s only logical to move to a country where you can live reasonably on handouts. It’s just not sustainable. The statistics
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by tinus_hn 3y ago
It’s a complete mystery to me why they didn’t implement allowing the keyboard to state its layout when they transitioned to USB.
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by tinus_hn 3y ago
These people follow different rules. Famously, Steve Jobs used a rule that allows a car to be driven without a license plate if it is newer than 6 months, and he just got a new one every 6 months to never have license plates.
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by tinus_hn 3y ago
These players work in a perhaps surprising way, they emulate the complete machine to run the part of the original code that programs an emulated SID chip. So it’s not like MIDI or something where the storage is a stream of commands in seque

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