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by xxpor 5mo ago
Half the point is that you should always assume that there exists a complete LPE bug. But yes, micro VMs are a great idea!
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by xxpor 5mo ago
Technically yes. Practically, I disagree.
33.
by xxpor 5mo ago
Linux is a single user system and should be treated as such. Run your services as root. Don't rely on unix user primitives for security.
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by xxpor 6mo ago
Oh, looks like Marvel came out with one too. I assume it'll work fine.
35.
by xxpor 6mo ago
Yeah, the new ones have gotten much cheaper it seems. About a year ago they were ~2x.
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by xxpor 6mo ago
Unfortunately the blog didn't link to the SFP+ module they're using, but everyone should know there's effectively 2 different generations of 10gbit sfp+ to ethernet^H10BASE-T modules. The old gen, labeled as 30 meters, draws
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by xxpor 6mo ago
>For example, when the German healthcare system launched its central electronic patient record, I opted out. One more system that, once hacked, won't have anything on me stored in it. I'll be sure to say a prayer at your funera
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by xxpor 6mo ago
This was extremely unconvincing for me. The site is now 500ing for me, so I can't fully quote it, but the arguments about privacy just fall flat. You don't know about Epic's, or GE's, or Philips' security either. Yo
39.
by xxpor 6mo ago
No one's saying 100% of code will be LLM generated starting in June this year either though (at least if you're not named Dario or Sam).
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by xxpor 6mo ago
>they are to some degree lossy compressors Is this even a controversial statement? Seems very clearly correct to me. My original point wasn't worried about the copyright though. I'm completely ignoring it for now because I do a
41.
by xxpor 6mo ago
Sure, a lot of people are incompetent. But the world generally works. Which is of course, the problem. The only time anything really gets questioned is when you start having a GitHub like 0 9s situation.
42.
by xxpor 6mo ago
While I agree with this intuitively, I also just can't get past the argument that people said the same thing when we switched from everyone using ASM to C/Fortran etc.
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by xxpor 7mo ago
As a practical matter as a "normal person" who just wants to rebalance/do a deposit/withdraw every so often, the market only being open 6:30 AM-1 PM on the west coast is very annoying. 6:30 AM to say 10 PM would solve a
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by xxpor 7mo ago
You have to set a deadline at some point. Now, I think any rational manager would agree if the sale shows up on April 1 instead of March 31st, that's totally fine. But HR/Finance systems aren't always rational.
45.
by xxpor 7mo ago
Wow, I had no idea they didn't have no UWB. Honestly that would remove half the value for me. That's crazy for Apple in 2026.
46.
by xxpor 7mo ago
Perhaps for Find My/UWB support?
47.
by xxpor 7mo ago
The economic incentives line up much better there. You charge for tokens -> cost is GPUs -> you work very hard to keep GPUs utilized 100% and get max tokens out of those cycles. Compare this to essentially any modern business app, the
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by xxpor 7mo ago
>My car is paid for but I just don't display a license plate period Which of course draws a bunch attention to you regardless.
49.
by xxpor 8mo ago
The headline is tricky: identification != verification
50.
by xxpor 8mo ago
>I promise you the reasons have nothing to do with zoning. I am willing to guess they probably did, even if it doesn't seem directly related.
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by xxpor 9mo ago
Unfortunately a video but this covers it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0aH3ZTTkGAs It talks about the meme about "pears grown in Argentina, packed in Thailand, sold in the US" Gemini's summary about the sh
52.
by xxpor 9mo ago
The oil used for shipping from Shenzhen to Long Beach is completely trivial compared to what the truck used getting it from Long Beach to Pasadena.
53.
by xxpor 9mo ago
>For example, netlink has had extra data stuffed into various structures If the ABI has a documented extension mechanism like netlink, this doesn't count as breaking user space.
54.
by xxpor 10mo ago
You're missing the time aspect: Obesity mostly causes expensive problems years later. People stay in their jobs for an average of something like 3-4 years. By the time anyone has an issue, it's the next guy's problem (or idea
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by xxpor 10mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_Planning_Analytics >When Visicalc was released, Perez became convinced that it was the ideal user interface for his visionary product: the Functional Database. With his friend Jose
56.
by xxpor 11mo ago
At least in NA, if you only have the DRLs on, it means your rear lights aren't on.
57.
by xxpor 11mo ago
Because that's the law, like it or not. Apple doesn't have a problem because the rules were the rules from day 1. Google did a bait and switch, legally.
58.
by xxpor 1y ago
s/Seeth/See/, wow.
59.
by xxpor 1y ago
>Which seems to have _zero_ mentions outside of academic papers. Nicira or NVP?
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by xxpor 1y ago
It's all at the big cloud service providers. Not as much focused on the physical network (as originally imagined), but in the overlay networks. Seethe various DPUs like Intel IPU, Nvidia/Mellanox Bluefield, etc. Nvidia DOCA even u

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