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by wmf 12d ago
Zip and PNG bombs have been around for a while: https://github.com/0x48piraj/gz-bomb https://libpng.sourceforge.io/decompression_bombs.html
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by wmf 12d ago
I still think this was a fire drill. They knew it wasn't dangerous but they wanted the public to do their homework and come to the conclusion themselves.
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by wmf 13d ago
ACR is a documented feature so they can't deny that it exists. https://lgads.tv/technology/ https://www.consumerreports.org/electronics/privacy/how-to-t... (note that this is from a year
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by wmf 13d ago
Since Sony TVs run Android at least you can probably use ADB to remove a lot of junk.
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by wmf 14d ago
They want to spend over $200B/year on $100B of revenue so they still need investment.
36.
by wmf 14d ago
If any remediation was required, that's damage. This looks a lot smaller than the HuggingFace hack but it still required some cleanup.
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by wmf 14d ago
Everybody wants alternatives to Cloudflare but nobody wants to build alternatives to Cloudflare.
38.
by wmf 14d ago
I don't think anybody uses that mode.
39.
by wmf 15d ago
It's all the same situation. https://mullenweg.wtf/
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by wmf 15d ago
This is a tier above the best Mac Studio and two tiers above the Spark.
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by wmf 15d ago
GDDR has higher latency and much lower capacity. HBM requires an interposer and also has lower capacity. It's not an easy choice. The M7 family will probably double memory bandwidth using LPDDR6.
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by wmf 15d ago
It is more powerful than Apple.
43.
by wmf 15d ago
They're [Max-Q] blower cards and there's a big gap between them so the cooling looks fine.
44.
by wmf 15d ago
Two RTX 6000 have more FLOPS and more memory bandwidth than a M5 Ultra (but they also cost more).
45.
by wmf 16d ago
It's no different than promises to increase welfare or cut taxes that politicians routinely make.
46.
by wmf 16d ago
There probably can't be. I assume they don't even look at the license when they crawl.
47.
by wmf 16d ago
B2B SaaS doesn't have the level of security that crypto needs.
48.
by wmf 16d ago
That's how you can tell the article isn't giving you the full picture.
49.
by wmf 18d ago
Dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49592375
50.
by wmf 20d ago
Fake news. He owes $1.2B against presumably $1.xB in real estate. There's probably no net debt.
51.
by wmf 20d ago
M6 is out.
52.
by wmf 20d ago
I don't want to read human slop either.
53.
by wmf 20d ago
Seems weird not to mention Umbrel.
54.
by wmf 20d ago
I wonder if the system would actually collapse or people would just sit in jail for 10 years.
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by wmf 20d ago
There are recent "client isolation" features that prevent P2P communication. Some hosting providers also block customers on the same LAN from attacking each other.
56.
by wmf 20d ago
A lot of "rights" were created with the assumption that they would be used sparingly and would never have been enacted if everyone was going to use them. You just don't have a working civilization if everyone is collecting di
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by wmf 20d ago
In theory it's fine to have multiple DHCP servers as long as they don't step on each other. But in reality a bunch of the things mentioned in this post are ways for the network to be hosed. Unfortunately, enough LANs are semi-hose
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by wmf 21d ago
It's not a business. They have what capacity they have and when demand is high they return errors. As of right now it's working for me.
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by wmf 21d ago
This argument has existed from the beginning of Palantir and it should already be priced in. I wouldn't bet on investors suddenly wising up.
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by wmf 21d ago
The headline is a little confusing. There are no limits on local gaming which is how most people use Game Pass. They're also throwing in a few free hours of cloud gaming with Game Pass.

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