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The exploit grants arbitrary code execution, it can just fix up the telltale signs of the USB DMA corruption before jumping to an updatable part of the boot flow

Hetzner has a decent terraform provider btw

Full disk encryption?

Just saw your comment. I'm not American, but I am a citizen of a nation that's not under any kind of sanctions/embargos (Italy) and some friends of mine managed to get approved. Th…

https://chatgpt.com/cyber I tried it once and they somehow decided I'm not worth, if I try again it fails with "We couldn't start verification. You may not be eligible for this ver…

I'd be hypothetically very curious to see hypothetical results if you ever decide to hypothetically run Mythos aginst the code (in Minecraft?)

I hope no one ever builds (or even worse, vibe codes) a radiation treatment machine.

It’s certainly better than most trackpads on non Macs, especially because it “clicks” ok even on the top part.

> it assumes nothing about the user's knowledge except for the ability to read. Sometimes I question whether some users have that ability

Note that the 7.5x multiplier is only for the promotional period (until end of April), then it'll get even worse. If I had to guess it'll be priced at 10x.

Looks like it's back up now

The analogy would be more like a browser that somehow manages to render utterly broken HTML (yes, they actually do)

Such products shouldn’t exist by spec, they’re just not compliant.

Even with the alleged education discount a Logic8 will still set you back around 250$ and it only has 8 channels @ 100MS/s, the LA used by the article author is 69$ and does 200MS/…

That’s what OpenAI is doing with GPT-5.2-Codex

There’s a bit of resistance sadly. My supervisor is “forcing” me to use LaTeX for my MSc thesis sadly.

KDE project is working on plasma-login-manager ( https://invent.kde.org/plasma/plasma-login-manager ) but AFAICT there’s no ETÀ for a stable release.

Not on web mobile frontend

What kind of LA did you use to de bug an Intel core?

Docker is mostly based on the same stuff that LXC uses under the hood.

> RTL8127 That’s not a switch chip. Still great that we’re finally getting cheap NICs tho

They already have the local account button, they just need to consistently expose it, even if a machine has a working internet connection.

Do people actually do this instead of just switching to linux? I thought Windows was the "user friendly" choice

There’s usually a fuse you can pull for the telematics/modem unit