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The Orange Pi 6 Plus is full UEFI and boots things like FreeBSD natively. It's a bit higher end than a Raspberry Pi, but they're definitely in the SBC market. I'd assume they'll wo…

I think people started doing that after one of the Intel SSE examples did it and everyone just copied it. But on any modern CPU there should be essentially no penalty for doing tha…

I tried GLM-4.7 running locally on a beefy GPU server, in about 3 minutes it got to 25846 cycles, but then struggled in circles for about 90 minutes without making any meaningful p…

Yeah, I had an issue where Claude was convinced that a sqlite database was corrupt and kept wanting to delete it. It wasn't corrupt, the code using it was just failing to parse the…

I just saw a YouTube video on a similar topic, with the host noticing that jalapeno poppers seemed to be the same no matter what restaurant he went to, and then it dives into the s…

In the article you mentioned the Indy having a T1 interface. I only remembered having ISDN as an option on them, with the use case being that ISDN was pretty easily orderable for p…

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1910322 for more background. The short story is that when doing CNAME based validation, they were supposed to put an underscore at the …

https://www.noaa.gov/heritage/stories/cryptogram-in-silk-dre... This is a slightly better and more detailed version of this story.

Please renew your Buypass ACME (Go SSL) certificates issued before December 22 12:00, 2023. We have identified an issue within our systems so that these certificates do not comply …

Yes, but you can’t use it if you enable 6ghz according to the 6E specification.

There’s a nuance that I didn’t explain well. WPA2 and 6GHz clients can’t exist together on the same SSID. According to the specification, if you enable 6GHz, the whole network beco…

The problem is that if you enable 6GHz on an existing 2.4/5 GHz SSID, you immediately kick off all WPA2 devices. So you have to create a unique SSID for 6GHz devices to use, which …

WPA3-only is mandatory if you want to use 6GHz frequencies though. At least for the gear we use, that means if you want 6GHz you either must only have devices that support WPA3 or …

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Bash really isn't a standard outside of most Linux distributions, you're going to find the same issue anywhere that isn't Linux. OpenBSD uses pdksh, Busybox/NetBSD/Minix use ash, t…

HTTP requires that the length of the content be sent before the content, so that pipelined connections know where the data ends and the next headers start. If you're sending a file…