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Why Kubernetes Was Inevitable
(cncf.io)
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zekrioca
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zekrioca
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Reminds me of the way MS used to identify their software version [1]. It seems it is still how they pragmatically solve their problems :) [1] if (version.StartsWith(“Windows 9”)) { /* 95 and 98 */ } else { http:/&
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zekrioca
5y ago
It is interesting how you thought that I thought the label came from Apple, even though I did not mention it. The key point is that the label did come from the collaboration that Apple engaged in.
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zekrioca
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The technical community was labeled the "screeching voices of the minority".
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zekrioca
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Reminds me of Intel Management Engine (IME) [1] in “ring -3”, except that, unlike IME, the ones in iPhone cannot be “turned off” in the BIOS. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_Management_Engine
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zekrioca
5y ago
LXD/LXC. It can run Docker containers inside LXC containers, and it also supports clustering.
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Intel's Lidar, face recognition, and tracking cameras will be discontinued
(spectrum.ieee.org)
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zekrioca
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zekrioca
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I was referring to your specific use-case. I can go to k8s’ website to check its features, no need to list them here. It seems you are trying to create your own SaaS/PaaS to manage your home infrastructure. However, I still don’t see k
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zekrioca
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I also don’t get why Kubernetes would be in any way needed in such setup.
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Installing Windows 11 on LXD
(youtube.com)
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zekrioca
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Would be nice to have an article without so many ads..
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zekrioca
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As he pointed out, after 1 or 2 months
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zekrioca
5y ago
> If we're expecting 10 requests per second at peak this holiday season, we're good. Problem is, sometimes system engineers do not know what to expect, but they still need to have a plan for this case.
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How I Experience the Web Today
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LXC vs. Docker: Why Docker Is Better in 2021
(upguard.com)
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zekrioca
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Imagine if our cognitive capability wasn’t exploited.
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zekrioca
5y ago
Imagine if WhatsApp and other apps added received photos to iPhone's iCloud Photos gallery by default.. wait, they do.
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zekrioca
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I’m sorry for your loss. I hope these trials go further to help more people in need.
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zekrioca
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One can encrypt a picture before uploading it to the aforementioned services, and as such nothing would really happen. That’s not a possibility on pictures taken on iPhones that get uploaded to iCloud.
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zekrioca
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From the point of view of how image processing works, what is happening can indeed be called “scanning”.
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zekrioca
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They didn’t deny either.
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zekrioca
5y ago
> Obviously such an attack has nothing to do with the false positive rate. At face value, they indeed don’t. But the premise from Apple’s white paper that their mechanism can’t be tricked is not realistic. > If you have reason to thin
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zekrioca
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Sure buddy, that’s exactly my point, how would you figure? I do not miss the forest for the trees though.
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zekrioca
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A-ha, so you meant that the device is scanning itself, and not Apple? Clever, very clever technicality.
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zekrioca
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https://www.cvedetails.com/cve/CVE-2007-5037/
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zekrioca
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Very patronizing of you. You clearly never learned that both classical (like your "sample size" example) and advanced statistical models are susceptible to first-order evasion attacks (or “Adversarial Examples”) that fool models a
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zekrioca
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Have you ever read about inotify/inotifywait?
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zekrioca
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Am I, though? Is Apple? Is parent's? It seems "their" (whoever you meant) interpretation of what does and doesn't constitute something is looser than my interpretation.
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> This program is ambitious, and protecting children is an important responsibility. These efforts will evolve and expand over time. [1] [1] https://www.apple.com/child-safety/
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No falsehoods, it is the device, even though it is only a specific part of it. I know you got the point I tried (or rather, the other commenter) to make about the part of someone's body meaning "the whole" of a person. Same p
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