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by tyingq 2y ago
I think that's true for most package managers. That if there's a lock file, there's typically a default command to use it for installs and ignore the main config file.
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by tyingq 2y ago
Yes, they've changed specifications before. Y2K being one example. Artificial seems strong though. I was trying to explain that a single airline can't fix this solely in-house. It would have to be an industry change across airl
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by tyingq 2y ago
It seems new to me that the safety margins are so narrow that a microcode bug can result in voltages that physically damage the CPU. Assuming that's mostly driven by the current small feature sizes and high clock rates, that would mea
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by tyingq 2y ago
There's also things like a CMOS Z80 coupled with static ram. Where you still deal with propagation delay, but you can single step the clock and everything works like you expect. Mentioned, as it would fit pretty well in the code mode
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by tyingq 2y ago
Part of what marks it as a code share is those marketing carrier/flight and operating carrier/flight fields that get propagated out lots of places internally and externally. If you just up and change those, then your flight listi
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by tyingq 2y ago
>Whenever I hear that any IDs could be "recycled", I make a mental note to replace the person making such a proposal from all teams that I am involved in. I understand the sentiment, but in this case, someone is trying to solve
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by tyingq 2y ago
Data sheet for the CD4060B, does have some info on variation of frequency between units: https://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/cd4060b.pdf
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by tyingq 2y ago
"This is I think where the "randomness" is generated - assuming the two counters run at different rates, the comparator would trigger the alarm when the two counters hit the same number at the same time." I think the a
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by tyingq 2y ago
There's a pretty good write up on running sqlite on an STM32 here: https://github.com/luismeruje/SQLite-STM32 Keeping in mind that STM32 is on the high end of what you might call embedded, and the writeup is prett
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by tyingq 2y ago
Untied.com lasted for a a really long time, but did eventually get taken down based on copyright. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Untied.com
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by tyingq 2y ago
Delimited with ^, |, ~ and &, which is sure to never create issues.
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by tyingq 2y ago
Well, and writing cookies which would upload at a later visit. And probably a dozen other paths.
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by tyingq 2y ago
They downplayed a different (though kind of related) problem with the same model before, then eventually offered a free "voluntary upgrade". https://www.cnn.com/interactive/2018/06/investigates/
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by tyingq 2y ago
There are actual differences, and eval frameworks to get the details you're asking for. A screenshot of one comparison from Mitre: https://imgur.com/a/WH0reRy You can do more of them here: https://attac
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by tyingq 2y ago
Maybe a better market share graphic without a paywall. A little dated, but close enough. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/security/blog/wp-content/upl...
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by tyingq 2y ago
Windows does have Defender, which does some amount of tracking signatures and heuristics of various types of malware. It has not, however, proved enough to fend off different real world problems like ransomware. Hence, the market for 3rd pa
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by tyingq 2y ago
I think you're both right. Not all the subreddits are the same.
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by tyingq 2y ago
Sure. I think Reddit is aware though, that time is running out to get paid for whatever human generated content is there that isn't already scraped.
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by tyingq 2y ago
Curious who gets one. Like, a big company (airline, bank, etc) that had to hand touch 10,000+ devices across the world. Crowdstrike is sending what? Like 15 $10 cards to the little area in IT that handles desktops/kiosks/atms&#x2
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by tyingq 2y ago
Which is good background to this story about Reddit locking down robots.txt and trying to get money from the AI teams scraping their content. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41057033
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by tyingq 2y ago
That seems plausible. A lot of their current lineup gets dinged, but it's for things like "refinement" or styling, or underpowered, and so on. They have a good reputation for reliability, safety, and other things that are h
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by tyingq 2y ago
"We're discussing this new path with regulators" Seems to imply discussion about the original path didn't go well with regulators.
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by tyingq 2y ago
The vpro cpus include things like AMT (Active Management Technology), which is similar to IPMI. A way to remotely manage the device even if it's not booted yet. The internal web server shown here lets you configure AMT, disable it i
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by tyingq 2y ago
I take tactical to mean something like "< 100 kilotons", meaning the damage would be much more limited than a large device. Those devices certainly exist. Where it's somewhat plausible a nation could use one and face som
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by tyingq 2y ago
That doesn't read like it can login to anything other than Google services. Those internet intranets typically sit behind some kind of authentication.
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by tyingq 2y ago
I'm guessing most of this is graft and kickbacks for city, county, and state officials at various levels. It will be interesting to watch how they react to this legislation trying to get their revenue streams back. They, of course, s
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by tyingq 2y ago
I wonder if it might starting being a common turn of phrase. "Crowdstrike that directory", etc.
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by tyingq 2y ago
I think mostly support for both on-prem instances and SaaS, but your own dedicated instance. So stodgier places that don't like their code or pipelines in shared tenant environments. Maybe because their internal audit, cyber departme
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by tyingq 2y ago
Looks great, and clearly a lot of time and thought invested. Not news to you, I'm sure, but these sites typically only last for a while. Because nobody has really hit on a way to subsidize a reasonable free plan enough to pay for the
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by tyingq 2y ago
Yeah I'm not saying I can't use it. I'm just trying to explain why people might look at it and feel like it's not unified.

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