

Ah, thanks for the clarification.
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Ah, thanks for the clarification.
Edit: seems I may be mistaken.
If I’m understanding this correctly this opens up the door to a serious type of rootkit.
It’s not a matter of attackers having access to the data. It’s that they have replaced your hardware with malicious hardware.
Additionally It can be trivial to gain administrative capacity on a personal computer. But in a regular case you can just reinstall the operating system. This would survive that.
Would 256GB/s be too slow for large llms?
Why not port everything to JavaScript and electron. Haha
ability to re-write the GNU/Linux kernel in Python3
900 million and we’ll talk.
If anyone is curious lookup the paperclip problem.
Dude needs to let go, it probably didn’t even make it to the dump.
It’s into the 2s now. Not ok to push something like this automatically. Should be opt-in.
I think OVH would be a good choice.
I know it’s super challenging to isolate power on a board. But I would love for them to add the ability to run any card entirely from the board.
It’s up for me.
I liked blackberry UEM in the past.
Worked fine for iOS and Android. I see they have support for Chromebooks.
I still have an old intel 600p. They took over firmware support for it. I wonder if it’s done now.
Yeah, if they wanted to setup deep packet inspection on that level. I’d imagine it would require billions of dollars in compute resources. And it would still suck.
2012? Brutal I’m guessing you lived far away from civilization.
For me It was probably 2004.
Microsoft rebadged their cloud stuff from office 365 to Microsoft 365. This was to harmonize their offerings for enterprise customers. But it also incorporates all of the desktop software too.
Can confirm, from the IT side of things my hands are tied until the people talk management into it.
But good luck getting them to give up on Microsoft 365. 🤢
I really don’t know. All I can say was he was one of the lucky 10,000 that day.
I once had a tech support ticket for a computer not turning on. When I checked it out, they had connected a power bar to itself. This 40yr old man genuinely didn’t understand why that wouldn’t work.
Reminds me of the timebombs in windows 2000. I guess he’s forced to start fresh.