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by user6723 3y ago
It was fortified. For Kamala who everyone likes so much.
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by user6723 3y ago
One of my colocated servers has 60TB of space to spare and has a 10gbe unmetered uplink on the provider's IP-transit blend. It is easy to configure traffic shaping on the box so that any unused upload bandwidth can be used without any
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by user6723 3y ago
After https://SwayWM.org I have told prospective employers that I'm gonna have to use a Linux system when working there and if not it's okay I can work somewhere else. "But our security team can only support Mac a
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by user6723 3y ago
The purpose of Intel ME is to give foreign intelligence agencies wireless access to America's senators, executive teams, and critical infrastructure. Occasionally the open source security industry uncovers yet another 0day in the endle
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by user6723 3y ago
At the consulting firm I'm a subcontractor for two of the IaaS providers they support have Gigabyte on what is essentially a black list. These guys buy sometimes hundreds of servers in a single quarter. Gigabyte needs to release the fi
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by user6723 3y ago
This is a pure marketing high bullshit article. This is akin to spam.
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by user6723 3y ago
Indeed they would be well to but they won't be considering shit beyond a room temp IQ they just wanna play their gaymz
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by user6723 3y ago
There should be laws in place prohibiting closed source code from being distributed with silicon. inb4 intellectual property, UEFI software aren't special, they are trash
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by user6723 3y ago
Still waiting for the sea level rise As Gore promised us to ruin Obama's beachfront home. I won't hold my breath.
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by user6723 3y ago
ARM Cortex A53 is one of the few (or only?) modern CPUs without spectre problems. Other CPUs do have mitigations but they only lessen the problem.
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by user6723 3y ago
They should remember to get their booster shot.
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by user6723 3y ago
When I tell someone to use Signal app and they say "I'm not that important" all I can do is smile and nod: "no.. you are not that important".
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by user6723 3y ago
Underrated post.
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by user6723 3y ago
I bought a car that was listed on Craigslist with XMR.
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by user6723 3y ago
Intel is keeping MINIX alive. If you have an Intel chip there is a remote access to your disk even when the machine is "off'. Foreign governments leverage this to spy on USA, all vulnerabilities in the Intel ME are totally acciden
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by user6723 3y ago
Knowledge of Birkeland currents kinda upends a good chunk of some of the narratives about atmosphere.
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by user6723 3y ago
The user has to sincerely want to figure their shit out.
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by user6723 3y ago
They cost less than $30-million to build.
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by user6723 3y ago
The source linked above is what is called a primary source (as taught in grade school). The video is raw video footage, not CGI.
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by user6723 3y ago
Raw video footage shown.
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by user6723 3y ago
Modern nuclear technologies are actually very safe. Leveraging an alternative model about eight years ago, this plasma generates its own magnetic fields, avoiding the multi-billion magnet infrastructure required by Tokomak. This plasma stay
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by user6723 3y ago
Better to have a new world order than going to someone's building to use the internet. We have the internet now so yeah. Doing a team meet up every quarter is great. Don't need to do it like every Mon-Fri tho that's just not
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by user6723 3y ago
Hey mcny look up Intel ME/AMT, we probably agree there too.
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by user6723 3y ago
Statically typed Lisp for the win https://carp-lang.github.io/carp-docs/core/Pointer.html
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by user6723 3y ago
You don't need to go to the building to use their internet to code stuff for machines that are on the internet or behind a VPN or ZeroTrust gateway that is also on the internet, if you have internet. I worked at an internet-native comp
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by user6723 3y ago
I like the chassis and keyboard of the ThinkPad T14 a lot. I would gladly pay the OEM $4,000 for the same product if firmware chips were detachable, there were no binary blobs, and firmware couldn't interfere with the OS like Intel ME
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by user6723 3y ago
The ancient cultures an every habitual continent astronomically identified their "gods" as Mars, Venus, and Saturn. Why did they do that?
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by user6723 3y ago
Funny how the old Hebrew word for sun is Shemesh, and the Sumerians astronomically identified Shemesh as shown on the tablets of Shemesh as the planet Saturn. Huh. Weird. Wonder why they would do that.
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by user6723 3y ago
Some of us who were working on lots of Node/Deno projects had already moved on to ReScript, and I would be touting what a great step forward ReScript is away from TS and JS, but a team I am on agreed to attempt fullstack dev with Rust
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by user6723 3y ago
Safire plasma, which forms self-containing magnetic fields and is a fusion reaction that can stay lit pretty much indefinitely with no artificial magnet infrastructure (like the crappy Tokomak) renders the CO2 narrative moot.

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