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Retr0spectrum

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    Comment #29315673

    More commonly, voltage glitching does rely on removing capacitors etc., and extremely precise timing (nanosecond resolution, or below). However, the fun part about this particular …

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    Comment #29014752

    Gaming performance usually comes down to graphics drivers.

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    Comment #29001367

    I'd much prefer a slightly dry but genuine personality, than a hyperactive and fake "youtuber personality". The content speaks for itself. He generally takes safety pretty seriousl…

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    Comment #28960292

    This requires the assumption that storage will continue to exponentially (or at the very least, linearly) decrease in cost. It also requires a certain amount of good luck. I would …

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    Comment #28660721

    A list of similar sites: https://github.com/mendel5/alternative-front-ends

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    Comment #28423611

    I used to have access to papers via my university, but I never used that access. The UX of scihub is infinitely better. Anything else just added unnecessary friction to my research…

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    Comment #28234991

    This post is still getting linked from other places, so I think it's helpful to point out that it's almost certainly fake. (Hence its [flagged] status) The images shown do appear t…

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    Comment #28107443

    This is a lame attempt at trolling.

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    Comment #27475893

    Going horribly wrong is somewhat typical for large software projects.

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    Comment #27471888

    Codebases with high levels of abstraction and metaprogramming are often easier to understand in IDA/Ghidra, if your goal is to understand how a specific part of the program works.

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    Comment #27445722

    "2 minutes setup" is mentioned in various places on the page, as well as on the chrome store page. Why 2 minutes? I assume this is used as a stand-in for "very short time", because…

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    Comment #27404995

    I think that's a big improvement, thanks!

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    Comment #27337362

    I tried one of the example queries, "UDP". Out of the 45 search results, the most relevant one (the UDP RFC itself) was all the way at the bottom, listed as "RFC0768" and tagged as…

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    Comment #27332472

    While it's certainly aesthetically pleasing, personally I find the link text too low-contrast. I think it should be slightly brighter. I normally prefer and use dark-mode UIs, but …

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    Comment #27255357

    Some people find them motivating, and a useful guideline for tracking their progress. Personally I find them paralyzing - so I'll just progress at my own speed - nobody is forcing …

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    Comment #27245347

    > we have the clout to send Medium a message. I'm not sure we do. Medium is comparatively a much bigger and more mainstream platform than HN.

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    Comment #27222751

    Just because it appeals to nature, doesn't make it good. While I agree it was likely lighthearted, that does not exempt it from criticism.

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    Comment #27222520

    I don't take issue with anything listed in your comment. The comment I was originally replying to described: a) Bypassing their own code review processes. b) Creating a contributor…

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    Comment #27222232

    So if people wish to be treated like normal human beings, they must hide behind pseudonyms? That may be the current reality of the situation, but it doesn't mean we have to keep it…

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    Comment #27221935

    John Carmack is awesome, but I find this level of deification (of any individual) kinda creepy - it just feels unhealthy. Would you like to be treated that way, in Carmack's positi…

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    Comment #27213146

    Who are you quoting?

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    Comment #27185972

    At time of writing, pornhub.com has 69 referrals - I suppose someone was just having a laugh.

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    Comment #27162334

    ARM has been around for decades now (and ARMv8 for one decade). Anyway, if nobody jumps to new architectures, how will anything get ported?