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by zaroth 3y ago
I think the theory is that means the most number of bits need to be flipped. Because rowhammer is attacking the physical memory structure, it can’t function at the level that knows what AUTH_SUCCESS is. This attack just targets raw bits, so
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by zaroth 3y ago
You can save it only locally in a Tesla too. You have to opt-in to sharing the video.
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by zaroth 3y ago
Or just disable the data sharing option in the UI?
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by zaroth 3y ago
I think the question was about legality, not practicality.
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by zaroth 3y ago
You can publish your iOS source code and let your end-users compile and load the app onto their own devices, and do so without paying any commissions to Apple. If you were to compile it yourself such that the end-user device would need to b
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by zaroth 3y ago
I don’t think that’s right. You have no license to use it to host a commercial offering to third-parties, until the BSL rolls over to fully open source. But the license explicitly allows free self-hosting for your own company / employe
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by zaroth 3y ago
FDA approval should at least require key algorithms be disclosed in code form. I’m thinking specifically about “artificial pancreas” aka “looping” insulin pumps, which automatically adjust how much insulin they give you based on a continuou
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by zaroth 3y ago
Can’t you run your own docker registry and enable a pull-through cache on it with just a couple commands?
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by zaroth 3y ago
So Google AdWords performance absolutely tanks with the sunsetting of 3rd-party cookies… It looks like this mostly happens because they lose the conversion signaling which is the most important input to their bidding model, making them pay
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by zaroth 3y ago
And sacrificial zinc anodes that get replaced regularly.
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by zaroth 3y ago
I just pulled the MSRP straight off “Order Now” on Tesla.com, I don’t know why you would see a different price. Camry does have a lower end “LE” trim with cloth seats, 4.2” screen in center console, and also missing all of the following; na
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by zaroth 3y ago
Well… 2024 Camry XLE with Nav and Cold Weather - $36,965 Tesla Model 3 - $38,990 - without any credits or subsidies. But worth noting two things - first, there may be significant State tax credits for buying a Model 3, and the base Model 3
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by zaroth 3y ago
The problem is a massive taxpayer subsidy for wealthy institutions that don’t need it. The important point is who is benefiting from the subsidy? Just like the Federal tax credit for EVs benefit Tesla not the consumer, so too do student loa
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by zaroth 3y ago
> about the same price … at AliExpress. It seems like this is something that Monoprice really excels at. Their markups on stuff like this is just remarkably low.
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by zaroth 3y ago
Selective prosecution is a defense under the Equal Protection clause of the Constitution. However, the Supreme Court has left the prescribed remedy intentionally vague since 1996, which in turn makes the claims themselves less likely to be
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by zaroth 3y ago
I imagine this can only possibly work with unencrypted WiFi. Still boggles my mind that WiFi clients don't establish an encryption key with the AP and encrypted their traffic even without a shared secret. Yes, that means you can't
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by zaroth 3y ago
Just for reference, some cars’ curb weights in kg; Standard Range Model 3: 1617 Long Range RWD Model 3: 1779 Long Range AWD Model 3: 1900 2022 Toyota Camry XLE: 1630 2021 Audi A6: 1970
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by zaroth 3y ago
Of course thieves are discerning. They are running a profitable criminal enterprise. They are in it for big money and are extremely sophisticated and not going to risk stealing worthless junk. An example of one theft is not evidence that th
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by zaroth 3y ago
I have no horse in this race, but there is not “no evidence”. A handgun registered to the activist was found at the scene and ballistics from the bullet that struck the officer matches that gun. Later, the crime lab reported finding gun sho
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by zaroth 3y ago
Is it just me or is that an insane amount of money to be handing out?! At first I assumed it was a typo…
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by zaroth 3y ago
Isn’t the problem that they regulated the phosphates out of the powder detergent, so it stopped working too?!
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by zaroth 3y ago
I was responding to when you said “before we make any more big, environmentally hazardous mines”. The recycling effort is highly profitable, there’s little need to subsidize it. It will simply grow and consume all available supply. Large sc
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by zaroth 3y ago
How does the long lifecycle of large lithium batteries affect the lithium recycling industry? I would guess that large-scale recycling is only just coming online in the next few years. Of course there is initial supply now, but battery prod
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by zaroth 3y ago
A chokehold on new mining of a crucial ore for renewables sounds like a terrible overall idea. The lifecycle of the lithium that will come from this hypothetical mine is probably 20 years from now until the first time the material will
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by zaroth 3y ago
BMW famously degraded the quality of their parts to squeeze out every last dollar of margins. They pushed the envelope too far in putting plastics in place of metal engine parts, and has one of the worse reliability ratings because of it. T
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by zaroth 3y ago
I keep an eye on the “Deals” forum at ServeTheHome. They link to particularly good deals on eBay. If you don’t see specifically what you’re looking for, check out the listings and look for other items being sold by the same sellers.
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by zaroth 3y ago
High energy prices definitely play a huge role in the upgrade cycle. The higher the energy cost, the sooner that upgrading to more efficient compute pays off. But it’s still amazing to me that just the CPUs for this system were selling for
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by zaroth 3y ago
And the march continues ever onwards and upwards! What will we ever do with such tremendous quantities of insanely fast memory? (run Electron of course! </s>) Only tangentially related… So nice that the chip shortages seem to hav
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by zaroth 3y ago
It’s amazing that this is considered “news”. My ex owned a Volvo S40 that had an electric wheel lock that failed in a way that required the car to be dragged onto a flatbed. Car refused to unlock the wheel or switch into neutral gear when t
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by zaroth 3y ago
I found this interesting because it’s a rare case where an appellate court ruled that the police’s “qualified immunity” protection does not apply. > “The post did not direct any person or group to take any unlawful action immediately or

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