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wait even low speed stuff stuff like the xmm 7120m? no loving wonder lte-m and nb-IOT is all Qualcomm
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8031/8051 are a thing as was (is?) i960 (pretty amazing though just how much high end graphics stuff was once “throw an array of i860 chips and a ton of RAM at the problem”)
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Oct 6, 2018 11:29
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Kevin Mitnick P.E. posted:intel sold xscale so what else are they going to do, i860? embedded itanium
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Oct 6, 2018 11:58
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finally it's HPUX time to shine
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Oct 6, 2018 12:03
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Astoundingly Ugly Baby posted:how well does the space gray coloring on the MacBook Pros hold up over time? great, it’s the keyboard that’ll get you
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Oct 6, 2018 13:34
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eschaton posted:8031/8051 are a thing as was (is?) i960 remember the few times they tried to release a discrete graphics card of their own?
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Oct 6, 2018 16:07
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infernal machines posted:remember the few times they tried to release a discrete graphics card of their own?
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Oct 6, 2018 16:22
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infernal machines posted:remember the few times they tried to release a discrete graphics card of their own? I don’t but I do remember the “4860” workstation motherboard an HPC company advertised in BYTE that had both an 80486 and an 80860 on it and could run their UNIX port
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they made the i740, a first gen agp card with possibly the worst architecture imaginable. on-board vram was framebuffer only, it stored texture data in system ram. needless to say it got owned by pretty much everything on the market there were a few attempts at a second generation that solved the vram issues, but it died out pretty quick and basically left the discreet gpu market to nvidia, amd, and 3dfx(lol)
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Oct 6, 2018 16:51
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infernal machines posted:they made the i740, a first gen agp card with possibly the worst architecture imaginable. on-board vram was framebuffer only, it stored texture data in system ram. needless to say it got owned by pretty much everything on the market RIP 3dfx never forget the voodoo 5 5500, the card of my dreams (as a dumb kid who doesnt know poo poo and still doesnt)
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Oct 6, 2018 17:11
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hey, that’s Luigi30’s line!
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Oct 6, 2018 20:57
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The Management posted:in a rare response, Apple unequivocally tells Bloomberg to get hosed not sure which is easier for China: pressuring some sub-supplier to hide/sub this part in the BoM to one that's compromised, or just compromising the flashing station that's running a pirated copy of WinXP so it loads your software on instead, then once the job is done bricking the 40 GB HD that's been around for like 15 years already so the line supervisor just assumes it's failed and any evidence gets thrown away.
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Oct 6, 2018 21:35
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hobbesmaster posted:wait even low speed stuff stuff like the xmm 7120m? for the first couple models after intel bought infineon they still used arm cores, but they're atoms now.
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Oct 7, 2018 02:27
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fwiw, if the whole story is bunk, Apple's statement has a wholly unnecessary adverb (never found hardware exploit "purposely planted") which means the statement is technically true even if they did find implants but they don't think that they were targeted by whoever did the implanting
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Oct 7, 2018 03:08
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prisoner of waffles posted:fwiw, if the whole story is bunk, Apple's statement has a wholly unnecessary adverb (never found hardware exploit "purposely planted") which means the statement is technically true even if they did find implants but they don't think that they were targeted by whoever did the implanting congratulations jensen, you've cracked the case. you'll make lieutenant for sure now
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Oct 7, 2018 03:14
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prisoner of waffles posted:fwiw, if the whole story is bunk, Apple's statement has a wholly unnecessary adverb (never found hardware exploit "purposely planted") which means the statement is technically true even if they did find implants but they don't think that they were targeted by whoever did the implanting I was thinking amazon/apple/US intelligence might really not want the story to be out because they wanted to feed garbage to the chinese
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Oct 7, 2018 03:21
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Kevin Mitnick P.E. posted:congratulations jensen, you've cracked the case. you'll make lieutenant for sure now *shrug* Amazon's statement is, in comparison, much harder to make compatible with the story
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Attempting to read between the lines and understand What's Really Going On re nation state-and-megacorp intelligence ops as a member of the general public is already a silly game. I'm playing anyway because it's interesting how did anyone ever think how
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Oct 7, 2018 03:23
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gently caress how
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Oct 7, 2018 04:56
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i, and i ever shall until the stars no longer hang in the firmament above, love how
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Oct 7, 2018 05:02
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Kevin Mitnick P.E. posted:congratulations jensen, you've cracked the case. you'll make lieutenant for sure now just sprinkle some spy chips on him, open and shut case!
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Oct 7, 2018 06:59
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I feel bad about that post, it was really sarcastic and lovely. sorry waffle prisoner
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Oct 7, 2018 07:31
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prisoner of waffles posted:fwiw, if the whole story is bunk, Apple's statement has a wholly unnecessary adverb (never found hardware exploit "purposely planted") which means the statement is technically true even if they did find implants but they don't think that they were targeted by whoever did the implanting also, the story says, like, 30 US companies were supposedly hit, so it seems the Chinese gov’t was either casting a wide net and hoping they’d get something useful, or were (mainly) targeting apple/amazon/etc but used a scattergun approach due to the difficulty of only compromising servers bound for those companies.
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infernal machines posted:gently caress how ...in the butt?
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companies like amazon, Apple, and google have been aware of these kinds of attack vectors for a long time. there are measures in place to prevent them from happening. that is all.
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The Management posted:companies like amazon, Apple, and google have been aware of these kinds of attack vectors for a long time. there are measures in place to prevent them from happening. that is all. Too bad it took them years to prevent specks of dust from destroying their products
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Kevin Mitnick P.E. posted:I feel bad about that post, it was really sarcastic and lovely. sorry waffle prisoner ur good km,pe It's a totally okay objection to / burn on what I said and I'm happy to hold on to my truth and admit the extent to which my poasts do or do not have any value not top tier poasts, not bottom tier poasts. somewhere in the middle. (trapped... by the waffles)
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Kobayashi posted:Too bad it took them years to prevent specks of dust from destroying their products you got it all backwards, it took them years to develop a way for their products to reliably break immediately after the warranty expires the challenge was to make a perfectly bad keyboard
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r u ready to WALK posted:the challenge was to make a perfectly bad keyboard  FOR YOU TO POAST ON!
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Oct 7, 2018 21:01
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i had a 13 inch 2017 for a year and never had keyboard issues. my 2018 (i don't upgrade year by year but got a good deal so the new one was only ~200 bux) works 4 me
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do you guys think my motherboard, an ASUS ROG MAXIMUM VIII EXTREME ALPHA has this hack put on it? should i be worried?
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Oct 8, 2018 02:36
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why would anyone want to steal YOUR data oh boy check out these pirated animes and sexual roleplay logs
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SRQ posted:why would anyone want to steal YOUR data *clutches roleplay logs* haha, yeah
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Beast of Bourbon posted:do you guys think my motherboard, an ASUS ROG MAXIMUM VIII EXTREME ALPHA has this hack put on it? if there's a fake heat sink in the shape of a gun then you're safe otherwise you've been hack by cHiNa~*~kReW > 
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SRQ posted:under some circumstances a 2017 mbp may survive for up to 12 months
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http://www.asymco.com/2018/10/04/traffic-acquisition-costs/#comment-4132894931 based on the 'other' numbers it looks plausible that Google is now paying 9 billion a year to apple to be the default search engine, ie 6-7% of their revenue.
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Trimson Grondag 3 posted:http://www.asymco.com/2018/10/04/traffic-acquisition-costs/#comment-4132894931 i'd guess that's totally worth it
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