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by zekica 3y ago
I tried on my zen 2 box, and the same things works even when the exploit is run in a KVM.
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by zekica 3y ago
NAT "saved" the internet and broke much more: - we now have IP address markets - we now have STUN/TURN/ICE - we now have CGNAT None of that was needed, but why make a proper fix when you can instead do a series of band-a
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by zekica 3y ago
This is simply not true: GPL requires you to share all code needed to build the binary you shipped including their minor patches. GPL also has a clause: "You may not impose any further restrictions on the recipients' exercise o
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by zekica 3y ago
Offtopic, but this is a new Google Play policy. The app would have worked if Google allowed you to install it.
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by zekica 3y ago
Same, I agreed with the majority only 11% of the time.
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by zekica 3y ago
Not entirely true: for WPA2 it is the case that all APs and clients use the same key, but even in that case, 11r adds mobility domain and FT-PSK and results in more devices having better roaming. For WPA3-SAE and WPA3-OWE it is required as
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by zekica 3y ago
The main issue with IPv6 adoption is people who didn't learn IPv4 before NAT, and want to use the hammer (IPv4 NAT) for everything.
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by zekica 4y ago
Yes, and you can do the same for IPv6 using any ND proxy server.
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by zekica 4y ago
It returns factually incorrect data, and it returns code with subtle but important errors if you ask it anything that's not regurgitated a thousand times in the training dataset. Don't get me wrong, it has emergent properties (mor
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by zekica 4y ago
Here are a couple of resources I think can help you: - old x86 PCs boot in BIOS mode: https://opensource.com/article/17/2/linux-boot-and-startup With BIOS, your PC initializes hardware and contains firmware d
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by zekica 4y ago
I'm not sure, but you can write a script to warn you if you are locked to an unknown cell id.
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by zekica 4y ago
Yes, it has an iGPU like all 7xxx desktop Ryzen CPUs. But the GPU has only 2 RDNA2 CUs compared to 96 RDNA3 CUs in Radeon RX7900XTX, or 80 RDNA2 CUs in RX6900XT. For example, mobile Ryzen 6800H has 12 RDNA2 CUs. So it is fine for desktop us
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by zekica 4y ago
Apple M1 Pro vs AMD 5800u - 2 months apart (October vs December 2021). 5nm vs 7nm TSMC. They have comparable performance (60-120% in multi core depending on the task, 90-110% in single core) and the same power draw.
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by zekica 4y ago
@WithinReason I expect them to use Xilinix's AI engines primarily in their CPUs, APUs and GPUs - not so much FPGA.
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by zekica 4y ago
I run OpenWRT on ASUS RT-AX53U (WiFi 6 - MT915E) and it works fine - as an AP only, it can manage 800Mbps and routing with no SQM 500Mpbs (using Software Flow Offloading).
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by zekica 4y ago
You should really look into Intel Pentium N6005 based mini PCs with up to 5 ethernet inferaces - they are very versatile and you can choose from different Router systems: OpenWRT, pfSense, opnSense and others. They consume less than 10 watt
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by zekica 4y ago
The problem is that they are sending gzipped css without specifying Content-Encoding in the response headers.
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by zekica 4y ago
I'm disagreeing that the obfuscated code even works. You shoudn't be able to deobfuscate code that doesn't work and get a resulting code that works.
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by zekica 4y ago
My Lenovo ThinkBook 14 G2 ARE (Ryzen 7 4700U) does exactly the same. Close the lid, wait two days, open the lid - the battery is drained about 10% and... Magic. This is on Linux, and the only reason for reboot is if there is an updated kern
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by zekica 4y ago
I had the opposite experience in 2007, Nokia N series for me was miles better than iPhone OS 1.0 - it did a lot more than iPhone: - GPS navigation in the background - Chat applications - IRC, XMPP in the background - Photos and videos bette
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by zekica 4y ago
NAT is not working fine. Have you ever needed to set up STUN + TURN?
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by zekica 4y ago
The correct way to do this is to advertise the fiber connection's prefix to devices on LAN as long as that connection is available. When it fails, the router should send RA with zero as the expiry time for that prefix, and include the
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by zekica 4y ago
Where do they say that they haven't adopted IPv6? All their offerings support IPv6.
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by zekica 4y ago
Browsers support QUIC with self signed certificates. It doesn't work with HSTS but that is by-design.
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by zekica 4y ago
Starlink generally has 20-40ms of latency. Speed for fixed residential connections is different depending on congestion and trees - 50Mbps to 400Mbps for download and 10-100Mbps for upload from what I have seen.
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by zekica 4y ago
Worse, IP package sizes didn't grow at all. So it would require 200 000 context switches per second if you don't want to add code bundling packets kernel-side and dispatching them a-la Nagle's algorithm. This is both error-pr
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by zekica 4y ago
Modern TLS is enough to prevent others from eavesdropping everything except domain names when on public WiFi. Domain names are sent in clear text if your client supports SNI.
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by zekica 4y ago
RX6400 is a lot better than 1030, and is available as low profile single slot cards.
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by zekica 4y ago
My PowerColor Fighter RX6600 works completely fine on Ubuntu 22.04. No stability issues at all, and even ROCm works. The GPU itself supports 5 simultaneous displays but the card has only 4 outputs: 3 DP 1.4a and 1 HDMI 2.1
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by zekica 4y ago
Goroutines are efficient enough, and Go compiles to native code. I'm sure that Rust/Tokio or handcrafted C can be faster, but I think Go is fast enough for 99% of use cases. I'm building a service manager à la systemd in Go a

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