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Alphane_Moon Alphane Moon @lemmy.world

That there is no perfect defense. There is no protection. Being alive means being exposed; it's the nature of life to be hazardous—it's the stuff of living.

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Micron: U.S. Fabs Will Start Operating in 2026 - 2029
  • I wouldn't go that far, but it's important to not be overly complacent with such matters.

  • Intel "Arrow Lake-S" to see a rearrangement of P-cores and E-cores along the ringbus
  • Can't wait for independent reviews of both Lunar Lake and Arrow Lake,

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    wccftech.com TSMC To Bump Spending To Record Levels In 2025 Due To Strong 2nm Demand - Report

    Fresh reports from Taiwan suggest that the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is all set to grow its capital expenditure next year on the heels of strong demand for its 2-nanometer next generation semiconductor technology. TSMC holds a commanding market share in the contract chip fabr...

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    Repairing and Testing the #Sega TeraDrive | Trash to Treasure PT2

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    www.scmp.com Once-hot Chinese chip firm to delist from Shenzhen after financial fraud inquiry

    Beijing Zuojiang Technology, which once touted its potential to rival Nvidia, will be delisted later this month from the Shenzhen Stock Exchange.

    Once-hot Chinese chip firm to delist from Shenzhen after financial fraud inquiry
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    videocardz.com Acer Swift 14 AI laptop with AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 "Strix Point" APU spotted on Geekbench - VideoCardz.com

    Acer Swift 14 to get Ryzen AI 300 processor Everyday laptop with a powerful AMD APU.  Not just the Qualcomm Snapdragon X Series but also the AMD Ryzen AI 300 will power the new generation of Acer Swift series. The new laptop has been spotted on Geekbench today, featuring AMD’s flagship Strix Point p...

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    www.theregister.com France poised to bring 'charges against Nvidia'

    Euro nation's monopoly gendarmes cheesed off with GPU giant's dominance

    France poised to bring 'charges against Nvidia'
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    When an ASML Lithography Machine Goes Down

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    www.tomshardware.com Microsoft's Copilot+ PC exclusive features are a bad joke, even for AI fans

    The future for Snapdragon-powered PCs is bright, but the Windows exclusives are dumb.

    Microsoft's Copilot+ PC exclusive features are a bad joke, even for AI fans
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    www.theregister.com Alibaba Cloud reveals datacenter design and homebrew network

    15,000 GPUs per DC, in hosts packing eight apiece, plus nine NICs – helped by switches with custom heat sinks

    Alibaba Cloud reveals datacenter design and homebrew network
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    liliputing.com Pine64 Oz64 is a single-board PC with ARM and RISC-V CPU cores - Liliputing

    Pine64 Oz64 is a single-board PC with ARM and RISC-V CPU cores

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    www.windowscentral.com The Xbox that never was: Our first detailed look at the 'Keystone' cloud streaming console design

    Ever wondered what Xbox Keystone was going to look like? A new patent gives us an idea!

    The Xbox that never was: Our first detailed look at the 'Keystone' cloud streaming console design
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    Rabbit data breach: all r1 responses ever given can be downloaded
  • Hahaha, that's a pretty wild read.

    The fucking Gamaverse,

  • Rabbit data breach: all r1 responses ever given can be downloaded
  • It all depends on what areas of technology interest you. Some context (e.g. in the body of the lemmy post) for more niche areas is always helpful.

  • Meta is connecting Threads more deeply with the fediverse
  • Do you have any more info on this?

    I use Mastadon pretty regularly and I feel like I somewhat know how it works, yet I read the Threads FAQ on federation and I have no clue what's going on.

    But yes, the ability to subscribe to "mainstream" accounts in Threads from mastadon servers (if they allow federation with Meta) would be a good feature.

  • Rabbit data breach: all r1 responses ever given can be downloaded
  • Some context on what the fuck is rabbit and r1 would have been helpful.

  • Taking a closer look at AI’s supposed energy apocalypse
  • While a lot of the technical details are beyond my paygrade, this seems to be a potentially large game-changer in the medium term (with possibly a massive impact on Nvidia's share price).

  • Western Digital Rolls Out Updated Budget WD Blue SN5000 SSDs, Adds 4TB Model
  • First SSD that I bought was like $200 for 238 GB on SATA. It's actually still working, albeit showing it's age (some seemingly minor SMART errors and weird slowdowns) with allegedly 2,118 GB bytes written.

    I do wonder if the 2,118 GB is some sort of error in ADATA's atrocious SSD management tool, I feel like I've written way way more.

  • Google announces surprise Pixel hardware event in August
  • I personally wouldn't expect massive innovation.

    Smartphones have been around for ~20 years, it's a very mature product category.

    "AI" tech does have potential in the smartphone space, but I thing the useful use cases are going to overshadowed by the hype.

  • Julian Assange has reached a plea deal with the U.S., allowing him to go free
  • The Wikipedia article is a good starting point if you wanted to actually get an alternative perspective.

    But you don't.

  • Julian Assange has reached a plea deal with the U.S., allowing him to go free
  • Sure he had some shady connections, but all accusations of actual wrongdoing supposedly comitted by Assange himself were brought forward, sourced and verified by the same US authorities, that employed or protected the criminals he exposed, which makes them basically worthless.

    Opposing the Lukashenko regime is being a criminal?

    I get tankies and right-wingers, they actually know what Assange is about.

    But allegedly well meaning people thinking that he is some sort messiah or saviour, that's what's sad.

    He is a genuine supporter of russian imperialism and he has no qualms with sending opposition activists to hellish prisons, all the while positioning himself as some sort of fighter against US imperialism.

    Former russia today employee, Julian Assange after British prison, Volodymyr Tsema-Bursov, Ukrainian POW, after 20 month in russian captivity.

    And Assange support the russian regime and enables what they do to captives.

  • Julian Assange has reached a plea deal with the U.S., allowing him to go free
  • You are the traitor for siding with the oppressor.

    Right supporting Lukashenko's regime is such a noble endeavour!

  • Julian Assange has reached a plea deal with the U.S., allowing him to go free
  • Zoldyck is not lying.

    Look up Assange and his connection with Israel Shamir, who helped Lukashenko's regime in Belarus target opposition activists.

    This wasn't a mistake, he knew what he was doing.

    People just buy into the PR around him (also spread by security services in russia and not only) without taking a critical look at his actions.

    Do better!

  • Julian Assange has reached a plea deal with the U.S., allowing him to go free
  • He'll be back to supporting russian imperialism and working with russian security services. Even more people will end up in russian concentration camps (where they have it way worse than he did in British prison) because of his actions.

    The guy literally worked for russia today and admitted that he had a personal policy of never criticizing russia in a substantive manner.

  • Ratel RAT targets outdated Android phones in ransomware attacks
  • Android 11 is not getting security updates? I can see manufacturers not pushing updates, but I would have assumed Google still patches the OS. It seems that roughly 18% of Android devices still run 11, with another 11% for Android 10.

  • Backdoor slipped into multiple WordPress plugins in ongoing supply-chain attack
  • Funnily enough, I was hearing this from developers in the early 2010s when I was just starting my career (IT adjacent, but not a developer).

  • Backdoor slipped into multiple WordPress plugins in ongoing supply-chain attack
  • Representatives for developers of the remaining three plugins couldn’t be reached because they provided no contact information on their sites.

    You're asking for trouble if you're using such random plugins on production sites.

  • Former russia today employee Julian Assange after British prison vs Ukrainian POW, Volodymyr Tsema-Bursov, after russian captivity
  • Good question.

    I wonder what Assange was doing at russia today and what goals he was promoting?