Unless one considers the meta data such as src/dest IP are visible to Tailscale sw.
Right?
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Unless one considers the meta data such as src/dest IP are visible to Tailscale sw.
Right?
Very cool project. Thanks!!!
Ideally, the setup might be genetic enough to apply to all (most?) of the pcie device/driver....
I did docker pull a few times base on some webpost (looks reasonable) and detect app/scripts from inside the docker connect to some .ru sites immediately or a few days later....
Ask LLM to generate rust code from chat, usb, i2c, GPU drivers - build and test it automatically? Possible?
Or start with other "smaller" projects such as sqlite, apache, nginx, etc - possible?
"Windows for Warship" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Submarine_Command_System
"Want to Nuke someone, please send Bitcoin to unlock the systems."
https://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/06/27/hms_queen_elizabeth...
CEO/CFO of Intel looked at the balance sheet every Quarters and make decision if they should continue to invest in ARM SOC (A few years back before they sold that div to Marvell.)
x86 has 50% + margin, #1 market position.
ARM is #4,5, 6 in market position behind TI, Qualcomm, Freescale and lossing $$$ every quarters.
One need to investment huge amount of $$$ continuously fundamentally at IP for GSM, LTE, Mobile OS Team, SOC team and there were almost zero chance to catch up with #1 #2 players of the time -- Qualcomm, TI, 8-10 years ago.
What are some of the technical limit to if AMD to 2, 4, 8x this approach?
Only power/heat? IO should not be hard since pins on MCM should be able to scale out easily, right?
They only finally disable cmd.exe in the latest update.
.bat files still run.
There were multiple factors of improvements in speed in the GPU inside last few generation of Intel CPU.
Unfortunately, folks who care about GPU performance likely use real graph card in their system.
For example, the author of this paper can try to rewrite the google chrome browser - a huge C++ project in the "non-Harmful" way.
Love that feature - use it a few times.
Great to convert it as huge 15 inch, 1080p, 16GB RAM tablet and browse the web/amazon with a few people together. 16GB makes is much better browser experience than ipad and most of the android. The con is that it does weight a lot more than regular tablet.
Flash connection protocols (sata, ide) allows much faster evolution independent what's on the other side of interface.
If you have a new flash tech that's 2,3x better in density/speed, you can easily deploy it in current generation of high end server in the next few months.
RAM protocols (DDR2,3,4) must be developed 100% in sync with the CPU vendors. If the major cpu vendors (Intel, AMD, ARM Soc, Qualcomm) decide they don't want your new 2,3x better interface speed/density, you have zero chance to deploy it. It takes years for JEDEC to agree on new memory interface standard. Your new 2,5,10x better tech's deployment is actually depend on your competitors agree to allow it to be the new standard.
Flash can have higher latency as trade off if needed. DDR interface's latency has high impact on the CPU/system benchmark.
Or they are required to release those device's source code to (and pay for) the "communities" for the maintain the security updates.
If they don't do it, they are responsible to damage caused by those devices because of security issue or the customer's loss of data/privacy due to hacking by 3rd parties.
Similar to recent case where "food processor" company is liable if the blade is cracked into pieces into the processed food after a few years.
For the past 10 years, I have been working for an ARM SOC company in US. More and more I see zero margin in ARM SOC especially - with $5-15 4 core 32, 64 bits ARM soc in the market.
For Pi-zero, it is $5 for PCB with 512MB of RAM.
There are no $ to be made in SOC HW and board. If there is any margin left, small ARM SOC vendors from China/Taiwan will quickly take them over and make sure nothing is left for US companies.
For these reasons, I don't see anyone can make $ from making any HW SOC/board in US with ARM nor RISC-V type ISV.
Hope that will be true soon.
Spend a few weeks/months work on that. Publish it on github, show it on HN, ask for feedbacks, improve it and put that/them on your resume.
I block all those apps now with Windows firewall except firefox, chrome and Windows defender.
Also you can check out the default windows firewall config and see how many out going connections are allowed AND CONNECTED by default.
I always configure my system network security by default disable ALL and only selected app/ports are allow connect to internet.
Win10 firewall is completely opposite - its default configure for outgoing are "Allow ALL".