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by tsujamin 2y ago
By lobbying for government-bans on foreign models? /s
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by tsujamin 2y ago
That’s super cool, I was going to say “nat punching and public relays are a requirement for me” but you already do that! Definitely filing this away for future projects.
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by tsujamin 2y ago
funnel and serve are also awesome, but in this case the use case necessitated a single binary that worked without the full package installed/didn’t touch the routing table or tun device
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by tsujamin 2y ago
It’s pretty simple, I’ve not updated my package version in a while but iirc you give it a state directory, an auth key, and you get a Dial-like interface you can use with the stdlib http libraries
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by tsujamin 2y ago
The tailscale.com/tsnet package in Go [1] is really useful if you've not looked at it before: you can make single binary HTTP or whatever servers that are only exposed inside your tailnet. Their golink project [2] is a good exampl
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Did Trump Admin Order U.S. Cyber Command and CISA to Stand Down on Russia?(zetter-zeroday.com)
14 points by tsujamin 2y ago|4 comments
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by tsujamin 2y ago
You’ve still got a couple days to download (DRM’d) copies of the books before they remove that option! I just finished importing mine in Calibre and converting them all to epub
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by tsujamin 2y ago
Necessary quote from my favourite movie > Dr. Josh Keyes: The core is the size of Mars. You're talking about jump-starting a planet. This is a superheated hyper-fluid of molten iron and nickel at 9,000 degrees Fahrenheit. And the de
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by tsujamin 2y ago
Annecdotal, but some of win32k.sys got ported to rust. If you run a search for win32*.sys you’ll see the way it’s been split.
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by tsujamin 2y ago
More like compiling a bunch of github projects written by hackers is a pain in the ass, so “make me an ec2 with Kali” is more cost effective
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by tsujamin 2y ago
You mean Microsoft Atom? Jokes aside, a lot of the platform security work (VBS/ the secure kernel) is pretty novel
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by tsujamin 2y ago
It’s light on details, but from The Guardian’s reporting: > The president indicated he would use emergency declarations to expedite the project’s development, particularly regarding energy infrastructure. > “We have to get this stuff
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by tsujamin 2y ago
I don’t think long-term value is their guiding star, if their previous NFT forays are anything to go by
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by tsujamin 2y ago
The standard I arrived at is roughly "would I be sad if, in 15 years, I forgot about this book/piece of music?". If it's something that I enjoyed so much today that I'd be afraid to lose it amongst 10,000's of
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by tsujamin 2y ago
That doesn’t preclude the articles relevance though. It would be strange/disappointing for the first Golden Globe awarded to a Blender-animated picture to not be submitted; even in-spite of the title and lack of elaboration in the arti
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by tsujamin 2y ago
Perhaps it’s out of fear of what Amazon’s market and price-setting power would be post-local stores
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by tsujamin 2y ago
I’d argue hallucinations are unexpected in LLMs by the large (non technical) number of users who use them directly, or indirectly though other services. It all depends on whose specification you’re assessing the “bugginess” against, the inf
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China bans exports to US of gallium, germanium in response to chip sanctions(apnews.com)
21 points by tsujamin 2y ago|13 comments
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by tsujamin 2y ago
Bulldozing grandma is just the cost of technological progress /s
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by tsujamin 2y ago
A big shoutout to those reading the comments who are the direct subjects of this satire.
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by tsujamin 2y ago
Frightening?
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by tsujamin 2y ago
Don’t we have them? I only casually use containers, but what about podman, runc, systemd-nspawn, LXC etc?
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by tsujamin 2y ago
This reminds me strongly of reaching the final year industry projects in my software engineering degree, and seeing a significant portion of my colleagues unable to develop software in any meaningful way. There was a curriculum correction i
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by tsujamin 2y ago
Presumably AirDrop, iCloud KeyChain and Apple Push Notification Service? I don’t find any of them particularly invasive, but I guess some might not like the device id/auth/centralisation aspects
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by tsujamin 2y ago
I used to _love_ the E-Reader, and had a huge stack of cards for it. It was neat that it integrated into so many different games. I think my favourites were playing NES ExciteBike and the Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald trainer card
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by tsujamin 2y ago
Agree, but also you don’t need the entire session running as admin. I usually leave a terminal and IDE running as an admin user with the rest of the session low-priv. Obviously some security weaknesses there but it’s better than having a wh
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by tsujamin 2y ago
I’m the only local admin on my mother’s laptop, she’s never noticed and I’ve not logged in to do anything in over 2 years.
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by tsujamin 2y ago
> Both UAC and sudo are just OS level cookie dialog boxes To be fair, that's misconstruing UAC and CredUI/Secure Desktop a little. There probably is merit in switching to an isolated desktop session when seeking consent, or use
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by tsujamin 2y ago
> existential terror has entered the room
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by tsujamin 2y ago
I think the point is who thinks about IBM in the PC manufacturing space circa 2024, notwithstanding their other business lines.

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