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cybershitpost about cybersec in cyberspace

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@SmokeyStack_ Bedrock already has it's Marketplace for its audience, anyone who truly wants open platform for customization just uses Java. That's just redundant

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@theo Hatin' because it's true

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@LukasHozda It only appears when they detect something they want you to dislike

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@Flow_242 @8onfire_yt @blackwall864 You say "wasn't like that for a long time", tf you mean? All the examples I gave are from modern times, something like MCC is literally made in the past 2-3 years and gets huge attention, like speedrunning and other modes. You cannot be that dense to label it as *main* survival

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@Flow_242 @8onfire_yt @blackwall864 Wrong and wrong - people played spleef and parkour in alpha times already, most popular first server was minecraftonline, which was filled with pixelart and other buildings. This was literally what got people playing in the first place, me included.

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@Flow_242 @8onfire_yt @blackwall864 All the minigames servers, parkour, speedrunning and hundreds of other niches is literally what makes Minecraft. The core element is that it's so extensible and used kinda like a game engine, which made it so popular and appeal to different play styles

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@palashshah @Anubhavhing It's Adobe inflicted

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@VPrium @vaxryy @outfoxxedd Noone is talking about the specific situations like with ID laws. I'm talking about him making all his content political, about Wayland, projects using Rust just for the sake of it and others. He is by definition pushing politics into everything, when it doesn't even make sense

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@VPrium @vaxryy @outfoxxedd Tell that to Lunduke lmao

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@meowkoteeq @reikodev They are a fork of MultiMC, so they started from this stage. The UI could some some fresh look indeed, but it's the best out there in terms of functionality

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@LudensLudonauta @GrowlerEnjooyer @HSVSphere @bee_fumo It's incredible that you're not able to see that someone took the actual good approach and didn't keep the bad default from the other. That's the main thing, that Wayland is trying to do thing sane way rn. And you're literally the guy from this comic

[HSVSphere @HSVSphere]

Just started using Helium. Anyone I talk to starts laughing uncontrollably. Do not recommend.

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@LukasHozda Gotta get the bread from slop posting

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@CoFore856 @__alula I guess someone who did all of the stuff that was literally written below that point

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@kimmonismus It is bad, but it's not a "full bypass" of verification, but ability to take hold of someone's certificate when you have access top their device. It would've been a disaster if there would be such bypass in the protocol, not just local implementation

[LaurieWired @lauriewired]

Modern DRAM is based on a brilliant design from IBM.

But, we're still paying for a latency penalty that's existed since the 60s!

In this video, I'm introducing my research project (Tailslayer) that immensely reduces p99.99 latency on traditional RAM!

By implementing a hedged read strategy taking advantage of (undocumented!) channel scrambling offsets, I've gotten as much as 15x reductions in tail latency.

The technique works across Intel, AMD, Graviton, DDR4, DDR5, x86, ARM, you name it.

Check out the C++ lib I wrote, watch the video, and try it yourself!

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@threepointone Have you seen the work that @VictorTaelin has been doing?

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@HSVSphere Sorry sir, Sora is dead, no more videos

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@TheGingerBill How about keeping the tools free and funding the development?
I think the open source model is the way to go, but the lack of "payment cage" makes it often lack the support to really achieve it's goals.

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@kepano I would also find it more appropriate to be able to just add a new tag to the note, because right now it only seems to override stuff, unless I'm missing something

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Using Obsidian CLI has been a great tool, but I still feel like it's kinda lacking in terms of supporting first party features. Tags and aliases have their own property types and it's missing a very crucial append function. Still, loving all the work the team is doing @kepano

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@kepano I am using property:set, but if you use it with tags then you can set it only to a single value, so if you want to want a list of tags, you need to set name=tags and type=list to get multiple tags. But then Obsidian changes the internal type of tags it seems