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@azonenberg@ioc.exchange
@azonenberg@ioc.exchange @unlofl@mstdn.social @alice@lgbtqia.space OVMS exists and does all the telematics I want.
Also did the same at the connector level for the antennae on my cars. Thankfully mk7 golf uses the ABS sensors instead of radio TPMS.
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@Athena@chaosfem.tw
@Athena@chaosfem.tw What if I explain to TÜV that LLM tainted compilers should make everything they compile be considered LLM output for the purposes of their review and V&V requirements. I'm sure everyone using rust for safety critical firmware would love the extra scrutiny (and associated costs).
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@gsuberland@chaos.social
@gsuberland@chaos.social @GossiTheDog@cyberplace.social Slightly easier than grabbing the key off LPC I guess.
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@ryanc@infosec.exchange
@ryanc@infosec.exchange @signalapp@mastodon.world Maybe use @mollyim@fosstodon.org as client instead?
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@campuscodi@mastodon.social
@campuscodi@mastodon.social Local as in sucks up local electricity.
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@DeltaWye@tiggi.es
@DeltaWye@tiggi.es @NanoRaptor@bitbang.social Having done MPI stuff on a Powerbook G4 running a code that was made for and mostly run on BlueGene/L and BlueGene/P (because yay PPC), I can say Apple's memory management at that time kinda sucked.
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@q3k@social.hackerspace.pl
@q3k@social.hackerspace.pl @implr@social.hackerspace.pl I'll say, I still have some older than debian oldstable gentoo-hardened servers around and all these new sky-is-falling vulns just bounce right off.
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@vathpela@infosec.exchange
@vathpela@infosec.exchange So long as all the penalties fall on Microsoft.
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@electropict@mastodon.scot
@electropict@mastodon.scot @TechConnectify@mas.to Hybrids want more displacement if possible. GM authored a few papers in the Volt1 era about how a hybrid works best (highest fuel economy) with the engine just below it's power band putting out maximum torque.
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@selectric@tacobelllabs.net
@selectric@tacobelllabs.net Too far out of the way to hit a Woodman's cheese aisle?
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@azonenberg@ioc.exchange
@azonenberg@ioc.exchange @funkylab@mastodon.social I'm holding on for the 10GbE Thunderscope. Figure it'll beat the absolute pants off the midrange (350MHz) fiber coupled probes because I can put a few channels (Gate, drain, a supply rail or two, maybe a current) on the thing swinging around at 70V/ns.
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@azonenberg@ioc.exchange
@azonenberg@ioc.exchange @funkylab@mastodon.social ConnectX-7 can do 400GbE RoCE I think (Basically fill the 16x PCIe 5.0 to the GPU).
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@gsuberland@chaos.social
@gsuberland Or switch to a properly rated connector like powerpole or even solder-on crap like XT-60/XT-90.
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@cccpresser@chaos.social
@cccpresser I've used plain old resistors for this too (10MOhm) not as good as the dedicated AlN thermal jumpers, but still 10x as good as 1.6mm of FR4 and much cheaper than dedicated thermal jumpers.
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@annika@xoxo.zone
@annika@xoxo.zone You don't want prompt engineers. They're unstable and likely to break everything. You want nice steady delayed engineers. Maybe some nice water or something to thermalize them will help.
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@azonenberg@ioc.exchange
@azonenberg @whitequark @kirakira @jneen I've done matlab/octave/python version of the datasheet test vectors put through a channel simulation FIR for stuff in the past. Not perfect but gives you something to test that will at least exercise the filters.
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@HighlandLawyer@mastodon.social
@HighlandLawyer @jdnicoll Spare planets to launch from are sure helpful.
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@gardencourt@tech.lgbt
@gardencourt @Unixbigot Hot damn! That is a sweet color for a bike.
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@julie@merida.hair
@julie@merida.hair @MrNick2@mastodon.social Are the whole bed and support and extruder fully up to temperature before you z-calibrated? I spent a week fighting that in my old monoprice mini. The bed expanded with heat, and took a good 10min after the thermistor said it was at temp.
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@forty2@oldbytes.space
@forty2 If you can do nylon it'd probably be just fine. Especially if you're using a metal hub/arbor (that is well centered).
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@futurebird@sauropods.win
@futurebird @jackemled Common american box vampire. I've got an infestation too.
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@nixCraft@mastodon.social
@nixCraft@mastodon.social I'd argue systemd never had the plot. Or rather was always a dastardly plot.
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@feld@friedcheese.us
@feld@friedcheese.us @evacide@hachyderm.io Because folks drive through it.
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@stacksmashing@infosec.exchange
@stacksmashing@infosec.exchange These days polymer electrolytic work too. Or ceramic and a series resistor.
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@sheddi@mstdn.party
@sheddi@mstdn.party @revk@toot.me.uk @Walrus@toot.wales @Edent@mastodon.social Sounds like there's a market for ~25mH three phase inductors to help shift some vars around.
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@ThermiteBeGiants@aus.social
@ThermiteBeGiants@aus.social @projectgus@aus.social @mr_daemon@untrusted.website ioquake3 ran fine in my n900 at stock clocking. Pi1 is way faster.
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@dangoodin@infosec.exchange
@dangoodin Shame that even subscribing doesn't stop the ads and tracking. I pay for a several news site subscriptions and they all fail regularly when using an adblocker, even when I explicitly let the subscription cookie through. It seems news sites are more interested in tracking and malware than in selling subscriptions.
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@sarahjamielewis@mastodon.social
@sarahjamielewis Chainsaw and/or axe usage is amazingly helpful for mental health.
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@MaryAustinBooks@mstdn.social
@MaryAustinBooks @mangochutney @wendynather International travel and business are surprisingly well covered in basic latin courses. Airplanes and computers less so.
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@th@social.v.st
@th @whitequark I know a guy that fried some chips in it and ate them. Probably no worse than olestra.
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@th@social.v.st
@th Re: the alt text. It has a heatsink. The shape to make sure you don't get leidenfrost insulation at super high heatflux is wild.
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@gsuberland@chaos.social
@gsuberland @ryanc And however many delay slots worth of them due to microcode shenanigans, and the debug registers (you can use them to store keymat if coldboot and DMA attacks are in your threatmodel).
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@SmudgeTheInsultCat__dup_3228@mas.to
@SmudgeTheInsultCat@mas.to I mean. Fred 10 seems a decent fellow.
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@dk@tldr.nettime.org
@dk I am going to use this so much in stopping people from throwing DNN classifiers at things with well known physics.
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@hisold@toot.io
@hisold@toot.io @dentangle@chaos.social While we're at it, can we shame ISPs for giving v6 allocations smaller than a /56?
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@mcfedr@meshed.cloud
@mcfedr@meshed.cloud @webmink@meshed.cloud And it says local push so might keep working.
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@jepyang@wandering.shop
@jepyang@wandering.shop Does ionizing radiation or organic peroxides help the process?
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@0x2ba22e11@unstable.systems
@0x2ba22e11 @dashdsrdash @mhoye I'd argue tiny data fits in the CPU cache (now 100MB). Small data fits in RAM/SSD (They're basically the same size: single digit TB). Medium data fits on one disk (tens of TB). Big data needs distributed storage and processing. Very few things are big or even medium data.