The clickbait will continue until it stops working.

I Dare you to watch this entire video! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Edx9D2yaOGs

Ahh yes, beer and butter, classic pairing

Also the butter in the photo seem so big, huge, kilos of butter per package!

Plants are alive!

Perhaps a forbidden and zesty dark purple tome.

Or the manager saw the same trash truck pick up both recycling and general waste one day … and decided it wasn’t worth doing double the work for no reason

Nothing like drinking a hot tea on a stormy afternoon and curling up with a good book of orange!

Lots of businesses use these important account update emails as marketing touchpoints because so many customers are opting out of all the other BS…

Cyber awareness tips brought to me by Comcast and their new Triple Play Bundles are NOT CRITICAL ACCOUNT COMMUNICATIONS

Fuck Comcast with a rusty spoon.

Verizon sells you a service, and doesn’t care about you

Comcast actively hates you - it’s like going into a business relationship with your ex-wife while your still fighting in court over the divorce settlement

Gli-net and others, are built from the ground up explicitly for openwrt. Banana too I think

The point is, if they are lying in the headline, what else are they lying about?

Gli-net predates this

employees should refrain from speculation and sarcasm and “think twice” before writing one another about “hot topics.” “Don’t comment before you have all the facts,” they were instructed.

There is one core aspect of humanity that is missing in the modern world, ephemeral communication. If two people physically meet and talk. That conversation only exists for the length of the breath in their lungs.

It makes sense for businesses, to establish standard recording practices, including those for ephemeral communication. Think of signal and the auto expiring messages. As long as it’s your standard business practice, that’s okay. If you turned it on when you’re trying to be sketchy, now you’re not following business practice, and that’s wrong…

This is the same reason lots of companies will have email auto delete after 3 months if not archived manually.

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None of this has to be inherently evil, any lawsuit will include discovery, which means every little textual conversation in the company chat will be examined and published to slander the company. Even if the company did nothing wrong. There will be some a****** in chat who says some s*** that looks bad as a headline. And that’s exactly how it will be used

you can program without math, but it will be hard to pass a rigorous interview without math.

You should strive to learn symbolic math at least, and make sure you can do all the leet code problems and explanations using whatever math you are comfortable with.

A container in a container…

I wish it were that easy, there’s a lot of shared architecture in CPU design. So maybe there’s cache lines that are shared, those have to be disabled.

Architecturally, maybe memory tagging for cash lines that in addition to looking at the TLB and physical addresses also looks at memory spaces. So if you’re addressing something that’s in the cache Even for another complete processor, you have to take the full hit going out to main memory.

But even then it’s not perfect, because if you’re invalidating the cache of another core there is going to be some memory penalty, probably infotesimal compared to going to main memory, but it might be measurable. I’m almost certain it would be measurable. So still a side channel attack

One mitigation that does come to mind, is running each program in a virtual machine, that way it’s guaranteed to have completely different physical address space. This is really heavy-handed, and I have seen some papers about the side channel attacks getting leaked information from co guest VMs in AWS. But it certainly reduces the risk surface

ECMA conspiracy

I’m afraid as long as you have shared architecture you will always have side channel data leaks. The only true mitigation is dedicated resources per compute item. So dedicated cores, dedicated cache etc

tis-100 is great

A refrigerator uses a compression cycle to pump heat from one place to another place. In addition to the heat that is moved, the work itself generates heat.

So refrigerator in a heated house is producing extra heat, which is the goal currently in the heated house…

What an I missing?

That’s a really good point I didn’t consider.

Adding heat to a place you want to make warm isn’t a problem.

They have a freezer INSIDE their heated house, I know it’s convenient, but the engineer in me gets annoyed when I see that.

maybe we as a society could standardize fridge sizes so we could build fridges that open on the inside but radiate on the outside

Same for heat sources being inside a AC house (oven, fridge, etc) outdoor kitchens make so much sense, or even garage fridges

im sad she hasn’t posted a new video in a year.