

Any recommendations? I’m using local models and npu/tpu/whatever devices at the moment.


Any recommendations? I’m using local models and npu/tpu/whatever devices at the moment.


Local or a service?


Now that’s an interesting use case!
What are you gonna do if/when Anthropic tries to prevent oc access?


If you have an ios device, turn off biometrics, turn on adp (actually store your code in a safe place!), turn on lockdown and start aggressively powering your phone off when you’re not using it.
Learn the duress combinations, on iOS it’s the side button five times. From there you can make an emergency call, power the phone off or cancel out and unlock with pin only (no biometrics).
Use this screen to power your phone off so when its confiscated it boots into bfu (before first unlock) state.


Usually these bills follow current events, what’s prompting this one?
If you’re not sure, you can’t.
It’s a bad idea to use a guide on how to break the law. Specific identifying steps may be included in the guide and could be used for correlating action with intent when you get taken in.
It’s a bad idea to use a guide to build something whose intent is to break the law. How do you safely test it? Safely includes legally!
It’s a bad idea to use a guide to build something you plan to rely on. How do you know you used a guide that takes your use case into account?
Consider not doing what you’re asking about.
Consider not fedposting.
You generally need to build devices that break fcc regulations as opposed to buying them, toothless as that entity happens to be at the moment.


Story reads like some kind of security company announcement?
Sounds like he’s boldly venturing into new, un-fucked-up realms of operating system functionality to seek out new ways to piss everyone off and make a mess out of something that was doing perfectly fine for years thank you very much!


I’m 100% in favor of it. Keeping old computers running has been getting more and more expensive and new production registered ddr3 or 4 would be fantastic


Like the other person, I’m disgusted by this. Aside from an educational case, where a person can use a simplified version to establish context and use it to learn how to read the original (which seems dubious), what’s an argument for this?


Yeah I agree with you. They’ll just stop designing games that need acceptable lag, like mmos broadly speaking have done.
I’m explicitly talking about actual latency between the user and the server (it would be a lot easier in a cloud gaming situation to just transmit and receive directly between the high bandwidth, low latency data center all the rendering and processing is happening on and the game server instead of relying on the users Chromebook to act as an intermediary!) here, not early mmos that would do all kinds of crazy shit to try to compensate for it.


Jimbo Wale$


Wanna know the real bad part?
What he describes is the good ending!
Once the llm hype dies down and everything pre Blackwell/hopper gets deprecated there will be a phenomenal, really truly hard to comprehend, amount of processing power out there that can’t be used by normal people in their homes comfortably or really safely but also isn’t economical for capital to use for llms and image generation.
subscription based cloud computing is how the product of an incredibly resource hungry world economy doesn’t just get thrown away in 2028.


Not to be all “um, actually!” but mmo people are basically cloud gaming and the technology to make all the decisions centrally on a server and then communicate their results clearly to the players while also limiting the type of engagement a player can have with the mechanics has been in active development for three decades now.


Financializing access to information is only bad because we live under capitalism.


I know it seems like pick me mansplaining but I have bad manual dexterity and a bunch of shitty habits from working on cars so I see things like “no, actually disconnect the battery”, “this is how you remove mini pcie devices” and “here’s how to not cross thread a screw” more charitably.
If you really want to exhaust all software troubleshooting options, check if the card has a firmware update available then once you’re sure you’re on the latest one try the card in a usb boot environment for a little bit and see if the same problems crop up.
You want air if you’re not Italian.


Oh that’s an easy one.
When you’re ready, yank all the screws, run a guitar pick around the outside edge (there’s a ifixit article) and disconnect the battery.
You have to disconnect the battery. Put a piece of tape in between the contacts on the board and the battery cable so they can’t come back together.
Locate the wireless card. It’ll have some little wires going to it, those are the antenna wires. It’ll have a screw holding it down, take out the screw and see if the card pops up for future reference. Wiggle it gently back and forth while gently pulling it away from its black connector on the opposite end as the screw.
Once it’s free, insert it back the same way it came out and put the screw back in. Make sure not to cross thread the screw by “backing” it up (turning it lefty-loosey) until it “drops” into place.
Remove the tape and reconnect the battery cable. Put the back panel back on and all the screws in.
See if that fixes your problem. If not you can repeat this process but pop out the antenna wires and replace your mediatek with an Intel 210. It was an option on your model so I know it works.
Well you missed the holiday deals but mullvad, air (if you’re not Italian), windscribe and of course proton are the usual suspects.
Air, windscribe if you’re paying for it and proton if you’re paying for it are the ones with port forwarding.
Mullvad takes cash and doesn’t store user accounts.
E: what are you trying to accomplish? A person trying to dodge their employers spying is different than one who just wants to access banned pornography sites is different than one who wants to avoid run of the mill government scrutiny is different than one who is under active investigation etc.
Last years iphone soc in a laptop form factor. It’s interesting that the unified os 26 branding wasnt just for show.
Unfortunately this is a really good idea.