Kevin McCallister’s real Christmas gift in the early ’90s was the Warhammer 40,000 2nd Edition box set, and the traps in the movies are just what a kid does after reading the rulebook and staring at the Ork and Space Marine sprues for a week.
DSI Studio can now work directly with multiple AI agents:
OpenAI Codex
Anthropic Claude
Meta Muse
Google Antigravity
Pick your agent, connect it to DSI Studio, and work with imaging and tractography interactively.
https://t.co/N9Km89Xu3u
An enthusiast installed two GeForce RTX 5090 graphics cards into a single workstation to combine high-speed video memory for local neural networks and large language models. While the official MSRP is set at $1999, severe hardware shortages across the United States have driven actual retail prices up to $5000, with scalpers demanding over $6000 per unit.
The compact two-slot Founders Edition model looks tiny next to the massive four-slot Gigabyte Gaming OC cooler. The custom card is significantly longer and wider, requiring a spacious chassis and a sturdy support bracket.
Under sustained heavy computing workloads, the Founders Edition graphics card reaches operating temperatures of 76°, whereas the enormous Gigabyte heatsink manages to keep the core at 70° due to its larger dissipation area.
#NVIDIA #GeForceRTX5090 #RTX5090 #Gigabyte #Hardware #GamingPC #GPU
You can fight back in Project Night.
That doesn’t mean you’re safe.
Project Night is a story-driven survival horror game being developed by two brothers.
I thought they're called Metroidvania's cuz Super Metroid and SOTN came out around a similar time but I just learned SOTN came out like 3 years later so why aren't they just called Metroidlikes, did SOTN introduce something unique that became a permanent fixture in the genre
It’s a DOUBLE CELEBRATION IN THE KINGDOM! 🥳
We want to wish the HAPPIEST of Birthdays to our Apex and Warzone Kings, @SuperJulz7 and @SHAZAMBFG!
We hope you guys have an amazing day!! 🎁
NEW 🚨: PARI UNIVERSE by FISSURE announced with a $250,000 prize pool
Confirmed teams:
PARIVISION 🇷🇸🇷🇺
BetBoom Team 🇷🇺
Team Spirit 🇷🇸🇷🇺
Team Liquid 🇳🇱
1w Team 🇷🇸🇷🇺
OG 🇵🇭🇪🇺
Three more teams will receive direct invitations, while the final participant will qualify for the tournament.
Signal rolled out "Automatic Key Verification," which sounds like gibberish to cryptographers.
Turns out, it's key transparency.
So what's key transparency? It's a phone book that makes sure you can't secretly be tricked into talking to the wrong person.
When Bob talks to Jenny, he needs to know her public key. If he gets the wrong one it's like calling the wrong number. Even if everything is secure, he's talking to the wrong person. The problem is, if the app on Bob's phone just asks for Jenny's key, Signal's servers could lie. Far more problematically, they could be forced to lie by an outside attacker, or hacked.
The UK, in particular, seem positively chuffed to try and break encrypted chats this way. Instead of calling Jenny, you'll get some blokes in Cheltenham. Of course, the Brits miss that hackers in Russia or Iran might do the same to calls to Downing Street.
Key transparency builds a shared phone book mapping users' names/phone numbers to their public keys. The logic being someone, like say Jenny, will notice if her key is wrong, so we just need to make sure everyone has the same consistent phone book. That book is too big for everyone to have a copy, so Signal keeps it on their server, but then builds a clever way for everyone to make sure they are getting answers from the same unaltered phone book (technically it's a log, not a book). This is done with a Merkle tree and auditors (in Signal's case, currently Cloudflare and Trail of Bits).
Damn... 🇵🇭 ninjaboogie's first tweet in more than 3 years.
Context: 🇲🇾 MidOne removed 🇵🇭 ninjaboogie from Team SMG back in 2022 over "poor performances" at a time where the latter was facing hardship in his family
Elon Musk:"We certainly want our existing supply chain. To be clear, we're very grateful to our existing supply chain: Samsung, TSMC, Micron, and others"
We would like them to expand as quickly as they can, and we will buy all of their chips
I have said these exact words to them,
There's a maximum rate at which they're comfortable, expanding, but that rate is, much less than we would like.
So we either build the Terafab or we don't have the chips. And we need the chips. So we're going to build Terafab"