vablings

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by vablings 10mo ago
The first point is exactly my thought. Self-driving cars are completely different to human drivers. We should not hold them to the same standards while simultaneously holding them to much higher standards. There are many driving violations
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by vablings 10mo ago
I feel like you said you don't want a union and proceeded to describe exactly what a union is supposed to be. You are 100% a software engineer lol
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by vablings 10mo ago
I don't think workers are to blame when it the business who makes the deals both with the employees and other business. If I make a series of bad deals running my company and my employees take up collection action to demand a reasonabl
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by vablings 10mo ago
Rust has been around for over 10 years now. In the last five years the language hasn't changed much and has gotten better and better
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by vablings 10mo ago
It is still possible to build for targets such as Itanium. There is nothing stopping you from writing your own targets too in LLVM and its not obscenely difficult https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/tree/main
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by vablings 10mo ago
It's nothing to do with "better culture" There are completely pragmatic and realist solutions that both respect privacy and liberty. The research has been done and is concrete. Social media is horrible for kids and especially
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by vablings 10mo ago
> The real solution to these problems are cultural. If you want the best outcomes for kids, then reinforce stable loving family environments, empower a culture of resilience and competence and capability, impose accountability for wrongd
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by vablings 10mo ago
>One perspective is that Rust appears to be forced into the Linux kernel through harassment and pressure. Instead of Rust being pulled, carefully, organically and friendly, and while taking good care of any significant objections. Object
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by vablings 10mo ago
Then another maintainer will take care of it? This is how kernel development works....
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by vablings 11mo ago
> Apple watch Bit like marmite, some people love it some people hate it, my wife did not like hers so she got a new gpu instead. > Airpods I have used airpods almost every day since they came out including the 1st gen, the pros and th
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by vablings 11mo ago
Probably because your JA3 fingerprint does not match any known fingerprint of a public version of google chrome. Im not even sure if you can configure your ciphersuites in TLS Hello with just a lowly extension
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by vablings 11mo ago
I gave up on a C++ after trying to learn on and off for years. LNK1009 still haunts me in my sleep. I am now an avid self-taught rust programmer and I feel like I have the power to create almost anything I can imagine using rust. This is gr
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by vablings 11mo ago
Could be better without Theia but yeah the developers have done a really good job with ARC Raiders
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by vablings 11mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IS5ycm7VfXg Here is a video of Sam Aloof who now runs Atomic Semi with Jim Keller. It likely took thousands of dollars to make his own custom Z2 chip that only has 1200 transistors and its no
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by vablings 11mo ago
Poor performance and not super advanced. There are better options on the market that have less performance impact and better obfuscation
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by vablings 11mo ago
I do think a large portion of the huge price for this equipment is that it is very niche and only a few mfg's eg keysight/agilent make this kind of stuff. Im sure if the DMA market goes way of the RAM bus sniffing its will be a ye
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by vablings 11mo ago
I think a big portion of that is the rather poorly made anti-tamper solution they are using called 'Theia' most cheat developers are too unintelligent to correctly reverse engineer this kind of binary obfuscation
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by vablings 11mo ago
The basic explanation is that it prevents binaries that are not signed by default from being loaded during the boot process. It only restricts the booting process in the uefi stage. If an executable has been modified, then it will not load
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by vablings 11mo ago
Class action is not the vehicle here because it's both too hard to prove actual damages and the plaintiffs reward is usually pitiful. There needs to be legislation like the GDPR where you can file a complaint and then sue the company v
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by vablings 11mo ago
As far as I know there are very few systems that support Windows 11 with DDR3. I think his point was more that if you drop the link rate on ddr5 to sniff then the performance penalty will be very bad. DDR5 starts at 3000
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by vablings 11mo ago
People who make these very insecure IoT devices should be eligible to be sued by the likes of Cloudflare. The damage the cause is massive What I don't understand is why can't internet companies give you non-crap software that show
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by vablings 11mo ago
I feel async is in a very good place now (apart from async trait :[ ) As a regular user who isn't developing libraries async is super simple to use. Your function is async = it must be .await and must be in an async runtime. Probably
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by vablings 11mo ago
Something about restricting an AI agent by using another AI to write code to restrict it is quite funny
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by vablings 11mo ago
It's probably a GPU issue. Either you have the wrong drivers, or they are not working correctly
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by vablings 11mo ago
One of the thousands of issues I have yet to encounter on Linux Mint, it has been unironically more stable than Windows 11 :)
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by vablings 11mo ago
> I can assure you that you will get banned from a game with a modern anti-cheat using that or you won't even be able to launch the game. Also 'flagged by most anti-cheats' means very little. Most good anti-cheats will del
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by vablings 11mo ago
> Windows eventually tends to revoke the certificate of vulnerable drivers. And prior to that, anti-cheats will flag the signature and prevent booting or outright ban for egregious ones. I have been loading and using the WinIO driver on
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by vablings 11mo ago
This has nothing to do with the "state microchipping people" this is biohackers loading NFC train tickets onto a chip they chose to have implanted? The level of intellectual dishonesty is gross. You don't have to have an NFC
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by vablings 11mo ago
Video evidence is not a good standard anymore. This isn't the Iraq war where you can see the people who dress different and have a different skin color are the "enemy" Russia has faked videos in the past even prior to the who
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by vablings 11mo ago
This has already happened without digital ID ?

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