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@awlnx @OLBJAN @Ubiquiti I find it to be quite silent... Not for in the bedroom, but compared to similar switches that sound like a jet engine...

@OLBJAN @Ubiquiti I am talking about this one: omg.de/ubiquiti-netwo…

Sadly @Ubiquiti has a really shitty fan-control for their "near-silent" Enterprise switches. But nothing #GPT5.6-sol can't resolve when given the firmware to reverse engineer. It patched the binary in place copied it back to switch and here we are.

@avrldotdev 100K is not a lot. Can't you just insert them into a hashmap (does the dedupe) and then forward the locally deduped lists to a central node doing the same operation to make the final list?

Expedia rejected coz I couldn't answer this question: How would you design a distributed deduplication engine that ingests multiple lists each with 100k+ items, dedupes them in <2s & returns a single combined list?

@bankertobuilder If that office building goes for 450k it will need massive work done. Is it legal to live in a commercial building? Here it isn't.

Starter home: $960k This 9,000 square foot office building: $450k Housing isn’t “unaffordable” You’re just too picky about where you live

@GOP2A4LIFE @nexta_tv These radars possibly worked just fine, but anti-stealth radar only give you advance warning that something is there. By the time the radar gets blown up it did it's job.

@nexta_tv The same developers that sold Venezuela and Iran stealth radars.😂😂

Chinese developers claim to have created microwave weapons capable of shooting down Starlink satellites. The system, consisting of several pulsed microwave emitters, is capable of generating directed pulses with a power of up to 100 gigawatts to damage objects in low Earth orbit, according to the South China Morning Post.

@neogoose_btw @KrTirtho You can just ota update it before it is too late. Or use a private CA. Or possibly ignore the validity time.

@KrTirtho Yeah the problem that certificates have expire date and in N years the compiled firmware will not work anymore

In embedded world people are actually hardcoding TLS certificates into the firmware

@SatishBysany @EU_Commission I assume, in theory, this could pay for more customs inspections. But that seems unlikely in practice.

@EU_Commission So paying 3€ extra for the same product with same quality suddenly increases "safety" for EU consumers. How? Zero logic.

@2chspcprgrm @ryzerth Farnell has some things in a Belgian warehouse. A lot is UK though (they do show the physical location on the website)

@ryzerth Well, TIL that Mouser isn't a European supplier. Are there really no good local options?

That stupid bitch is destroying every technical hobby. Need to order components? Every line item in the invoice gets a 3€ fee. 10 cents worth of resistors now cost you 3.10€.... This adds up quick...

@kiligulyanov @YesterdayBigcat It's a small drone detection radar. Works up to a few km. Whoever did the site selection needs to read the manual.

@YesterdayBigcat 这么小一个东西再加上有高架桥挡着能扫到什么啊，大概率是个塑料模型糊弄领导的

6月29日，三天前遭飞机撞击的北京第一高楼中国尊附近，停放了一辆雷达侦测车。

@Shreyassanthu77 @ChShersh Try to avoid synchronised request/reply, this closely couples the services and you lose most of the benefit of microservices. Can be ok though for things that can fail (eg admin or diagnostics)

@ChShersh sometimes you need some sync request/reply semantics no? but I do agree in principle tho

Microservices should talk to each other only via queues. If a microservice failure leads to your system failure, you’re doing it wrong. If you don’t have the skills to design such a system, make a monolith. And if you can’t design a scalable monolith, read a fucking book.

@Nope87009636 @MTSlive Distillation isn't really an attack in that you exploit something. You just use an API that is meant to be used a lot, a lot.

@MTSlive How could they be so retarded as to let that happen? Are they not using Mythos to harden their own fucking system?

SITUATION DETECTED: Anthropic has disclosed to the U.S. Government that Alibaba executed the largest known distillation attack on Claude to date, generating 28.8 million exchanges through nearly 25,000 fraudulent accounts between April and June 2026.

@bamcashem @i2cjak Probably, for a while, and the radio might not perform up to spec.

@i2cjak Can it operate at 150C? (Fuck what the datasheet says)

idk if i've shilled enough for this part yet but there are finally units of the QFN package showing up at distributors - BLE (w/ up to 4mbps speed) - USB-HS INTEGRATED INTO THE PART!! - lowest power Nordic chip of ALL TIME - RISC-V and ARM cores, 128MHz - 2MB OF NVM! 512KB RAM!

@cneralp @Flipper_RND You will need to order quite a few chips to get support from them.

@Flipper_RND Why don't you ask mediatek?

Please help us verify a WiFi chip for Flipper One. We chose the Mediatek MT7921AU as Flipper One’s built-in Wi-Fi chip because it’s the most advanced hacker-friendly chipset we could find. It supports 2.4/5/6 GHz operation, monitor mode, packet injection, and has an open-source driver in the mainline Linux kernel. The Alfa AWUS036AXML has the same chipset. However, we couldn’t make a few basic features work: ∙Simultaneous client (STA) and hotspot (AP) modes (for example, to proxy a paid Wi-Fi network). ∙Dual-band AP on 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz at the same time (to create a highly-compatible Wi-Fi hotspot). The datasheet and driver data contradict each other, and it seems that these features must work. We don’t understand whether we're hitting software or hardware limitations. So we ask for your help. Our Wi-Fi module specifications: docs.flipper.net/one/hardware/w…. To participate in testing, edit this page: docs.flipper.net/one/testing/ne…. #FlipperHelpWanted

@LuminaXspace @PhotonicPoet Maybe with the right political donation it can work out?

@PhotonicPoet Government shut fable down, a more dangerous model has no chance

🚨 Anthropic just finished training the next Mythos model: Anthropic has already completed training on the follow up to Mythos 5, even though the current version remains banned. · The new model is reportedly Mythos 5.1 or Mythos 6 · Training was finished internally despite the government restrictions · Fable 5 and Mythos 5 have now been banned for 9 days with no resolution · No word yet on when (or if) the new version will ever be released Being honest I don't think we will see advanced models like this, they will get gatekept or neutered if they do come out, what do you think.

@kimmonismus @areshawns Could be, could be trivial findings.

@areshawns Yes, some. But seriously, NSA? Hours? This is big news. Seriously

Holy Sh*t: that changes the whole Fable 5 story completely: On June 11, the very same day Amazon reportedly uncovered the jailbreak, “Mythos” allegedly breached almost all classified systems belonging to the NSA and U.S. Cyber Command, not over the course of weeks, but within hours. "On June 11th Mark Warner, the vice-chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, said that General Joshua Rudd, who leads the National Security Agency and the Pentagon’s Cyber Command, had told him that Mythos “broke into almost all of our classified systems, not in weeks, but in hours”." Via Economist

@cuichenghao The battery on this car is very small though... Upgrading that would probably bump the price a lot.

为了证明造电动车有多简单，有内地网友手工打造了一辆电动车，他说，如果加上冰箱彩电大沙发，就和五六十万的国产电动车一样，毫无技术含量。他还称，除了特斯拉，所有的绿牌车都是杂牌车，越贵证明车主越傻。

@DrEliDavid He probably has a green card, that makes you a US person as far as export controls are concerned (iirc, obviously not legal advice)

Andrej Karpathy (not a US citizen), the top AI scientist at Anthropic, is now barred from accessing Anthropic's top AI model. This is beyond stupid. _

@uiux_harshit Claude has a very distinct style.

Claude Fable might be great at coding, but it still sucks at design

@7lom_8 UHF RFID tag, likely was in a piece of clothing.

طلعت مع صديقاتي في الليله الماضيه ولما رجعت للبيت اخذت دش وشعرت بشئ في مؤخرة عنقي كان مثل شيء من رقائق البطاطس. هل هناك من لديه فكرة عما يكون هذا؟

@arbuge @lemire @end_in_tears Yeah. Just not at the same time as using notepad.

@lemire @end_in_tears But can you check email on it sometimes too?

Nvidia is proposing a beast of a CPU system for Windows PCs. It has 128 GB of shared memory and comes with up to 6,144 state-of-the-art CUDA cores. CPU wise, the chip has 10 performance cores and 10 efficiency cores. The performance cores are based on the Cortex-X925. These chips appear to support six 128-bit SIMD execution units (SVE2), not as good as recent AMD chips, but better than Apple Silicon (on paper). The game changer is the unified 128 GB memory. That is the path Apple took years ago. Instead of separate memory for the CPU and GPU, everything shares a single pool. It is increasingly popular. The memory is not as fast as dedicated GPU memory, but it is cheap enough while delivering enough bandwidth to run AI models locally. I am not sure how many people will run AI models locally. It still seems like a niche application to me. However, it will make decent machines to play video games. It will be interesting to see how Intel and AMD respond. I think that the AVX-512 instructions supported by all recent AMD processors are far superior to the SVE2 instructions of the Cortex-X925. They can eat more data and they are more versatile. But Intel has been shy, thus far, in making it available on customer systems.

@pradiptwt @neerajjj6785 By defaut redis only stores in ram. So next to the persistent volume, you also need a correct redis configuration.

@neerajjj6785 A persistent volume. Without a Docker volume (and Redis persistence if needed), Redis stores data in the container filesystem, which disappears when the container is recreated. No volume = no data after restart.

You run Redis in Docker. docker compose down. docker compose up. All your cached data is gone. Session store wiped. Users logged out everywhere. What did you forget to configure?