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CPU/GPUクーラーは水冷最強？ いやいやその常識に空冷で挑む勇者がここにいる
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Branch Target Reuse, BTR: New Spectre V2 Attack Targeting JIT Compilers:
https://www.vusec.net/projects/btr/
#cybersecurity #infosec #exploitation #vulnerability #jit #cpu
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Game Boy CPU (Sharp LR35902) instruction set (opcodes)
The opcodes.json contains a JSON representation of the complete Sharp LR35902 instruction set. Inside the bin folder you will find the script used to generate the opcodes.json file from the pastraiser.com site.
The Sharp LR35902 is often described as a hybrid processor because it blends features of the Zilog Z80 and the Intel 8080, while also stripping out several features of both to save silicon space and battery life.
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Game Boy CPU (Sharp LR35902) instruction set (opcodes)
The opcodes.json contains a JSON representation of the complete Sharp LR35902 instruction set. Inside the bin folder you will find the script used to generate the opcodes.json file from the pastraiser.com site.
The Sharp LR35902 is often described as a hybrid processor because it blends features of the Zilog Z80 and the Intel 8080, while also stripping out several features of both to save silicon space and battery life.
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Game Boy CPU (Sharp LR35902) instruction set (opcodes)
The opcodes.json contains a JSON representation of the complete Sharp LR35902 instruction set. Inside the bin folder you will find the script used to generate the opcodes.json file from the pastraiser.com site.
The Sharp LR35902 is often described as a hybrid processor because it blends features of the Zilog Z80 and the Intel 8080, while also stripping out several features of both to save silicon space and battery life.
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A Thunderbird 157 nagy hibajavítást hoz: eltünteti a 100% CPU-terhelést és orvosolja az OpenPGP-, IMAP- és hitelesítési gondokat. Vajon hogyan javul a titkosítás és a Gmail/Exchange viselkedése a gyakorlatban? Frissíts, ha fontos a megbízhatóság.
#Thunderbird #OpenPGP #IMAP #Gmail #Exchange #NTLM #SMTP #CalDAV #CardDAV #email #security #softwareupdate #LinuxMint
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Red Hat delivers peak performance on Kubernetes and CPUs in MLPerf Inference v6.1 #AI #redhat https://twp.ai/4hwadg
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Red Hat delivers peak performance on Kubernetes and CPUs in MLPerf Inference v6.1 #AI #redhat https://twp.ai/4hwadg
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Red Hat delivers peak performance on Kubernetes and CPUs in MLPerf Inference v6.1 #AI #redhat https://twp.ai/4hwadg
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Red Hat delivers peak performance on Kubernetes and CPUs in MLPerf Inference v6.1 #AI #redhat https://twp.ai/4hwadg
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Red Hat delivers peak performance on Kubernetes and CPUs in MLPerf Inference v6.1 #AI #redhat https://twp.ai/4hwadg
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VUSec released details and PoC code for Branch Target Reuse, a Spectre-v2 attack on JIT engines that leaked Linux root password hashes. Patch now.
#BranchTargetReuse #BTR #SpectreV2 #VUSec #LinuxKernel #SideChannel #CPUSecurity #PoC
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Spectre v2 variant BTR leaks data on Intel, AMD, Arm CPUs
https://fawkes.rocks/2026/09/29/spectre-v2-variant-btr-leaks-data-on-intel-amd-arm-cpus/
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Spectre v2 variant BTR leaks data on Intel, AMD, Arm CPUs
https://fawkes.rocks/2026/09/29/spectre-v2-variant-btr-leaks-data-on-intel-amd-arm-cpus/
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AWS Strands Labs has released Strands Decider 2B, an open source decision model that picks options in about 115ms. Built on Qwen3.5-2B-Base, it runs locally on CPUs or consumer GPUs and is designed for routing, tool selection and guardrails in AI agents. The model scores 0.723 on JevBench and returns calibrated confidence scores without generating text. https://www.marktechpost.com/2026/10/01/aws-strands-labs-releases-strands-decider-2b/ #AIagent #AI #GenAI #AIInfrastructure
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AWS Strands Labs has released Strands Decider 2B, an open source decision model that picks options in about 115ms. Built on Qwen3.5-2B-Base, it runs locally on CPUs or consumer GPUs and is designed for routing, tool selection and guardrails in AI agents. The model scores 0.723 on JevBench and returns calibrated confidence scores without generating text. https://www.marktechpost.com/2026/10/01/aws-strands-labs-releases-strands-decider-2b/ #AIagent #AI #GenAI #AIInfrastructure
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AWS Strands Labs has released Strands Decider 2B, an open source decision model that picks options in about 115ms. Built on Qwen3.5-2B-Base, it runs locally on CPUs or consumer GPUs and is designed for routing, tool selection and guardrails in AI agents. The model scores 0.723 on JevBench and returns calibrated confidence scores without generating text. https://www.marktechpost.com/2026/10/01/aws-strands-labs-releases-strands-decider-2b/ #AIagent #AI #GenAI #AIInfrastructure
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How much hosting does your website actually need?
Traffic is only part of the equation. CPU, RAM, storage, PHP workers, concurrent activity, caching, traffic spikes, and growth headroom all matter.
Our guide explains how to estimate the resources your website really needs - and when it may be time to upgrade: https://olvy.io/0THbp
#WebHosting #WordPress #WooCommerce #CloudHosting #WebsitePerformance #ManagedHosting
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How much hosting does your website actually need?
Traffic is only part of the equation. CPU, RAM, storage, PHP workers, concurrent activity, caching, traffic spikes, and growth headroom all matter.
Our guide explains how to estimate the resources your website really needs - and when it may be time to upgrade: https://olvy.io/0THbp
#WebHosting #WordPress #WooCommerce #CloudHosting #WebsitePerformance #ManagedHosting
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I pre-ordered #TransportFever3 and didn’t pay any attention to the minimum specifications because “I’ve not had a problem before” only to discover it needs AVX2 instruction set support, of which my CPU doesn’t have that. 😭
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I pre-ordered #TransportFever3 and didn’t pay any attention to the minimum specifications because “I’ve not had a problem before” only to discover it needs AVX2 instruction set support, of which my CPU doesn’t have that. 😭
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I pre-ordered #TransportFever3 and didn’t pay any attention to the minimum specifications because “I’ve not had a problem before” only to discover it needs AVX2 instruction set support, of which my CPU doesn’t have that. 😭
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Here's 3 avenues I am personally pursuing as the coding / "traditional" software engineering part of the job gets crushed.
- mathematics: since we massage symbols to communicate complex ideas, compose complex things and transform them into bytes CPUs can interpret, might as well be very stringent about this kind of thinking that has become more important than ever. We could hide behind the sheer complexity of assembling pieces of code by hand, but now need to think much bigger. One very concrete application: proving software correct.
- design: making things look good, making them work well, making them be delightful is a profoundly human endeavour. That vibeslop has become "the new standard" in many ways is already a win. I'll let anybody use the CUPS UI to see what I mean. Now it's time to really take it to the next level. With a huge amount of people being able to "vibe" their apps, it's now important to elevate design to a "how do we design designing tools"
- hardware: everything with a CPU is fair game, pretty much. There is a lot of hard work to be done to know what to combine and how, how to minimize power consumption, how to make software work on very small devices. The better you know how electronics and manufacturing and physical things like mechanical components or EE stuff work, the easier it is to summon the right code to make them interact.
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Here's 3 avenues I am personally pursuing as the coding / "traditional" software engineering part of the job gets crushed.
- mathematics: since we massage symbols to communicate complex ideas, compose complex things and transform them into bytes CPUs can interpret, might as well be very stringent about this kind of thinking that has become more important than ever. We could hide behind the sheer complexity of assembling pieces of code by hand, but now need to think much bigger. One very concrete application: proving software correct.
- design: making things look good, making them work well, making them be delightful is a profoundly human endeavour. That vibeslop has become "the new standard" in many ways is already a win. I'll let anybody use the CUPS UI to see what I mean. Now it's time to really take it to the next level. With a huge amount of people being able to "vibe" their apps, it's now important to elevate design to a "how do we design designing tools"
- hardware: everything with a CPU is fair game, pretty much. There is a lot of hard work to be done to know what to combine and how, how to minimize power consumption, how to make software work on very small devices. The better you know how electronics and manufacturing and physical things like mechanical components or EE stuff work, the easier it is to summon the right code to make them interact.
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Here's 3 avenues I am personally pursuing as the coding / "traditional" software engineering part of the job gets crushed.
- mathematics: since we massage symbols to communicate complex ideas, compose complex things and transform them into bytes CPUs can interpret, might as well be very stringent about this kind of thinking that has become more important than ever. We could hide behind the sheer complexity of assembling pieces of code by hand, but now need to think much bigger. One very concrete application: proving software correct.
- design: making things look good, making them work well, making them be delightful is a profoundly human endeavour. That vibeslop has become "the new standard" in many ways is already a win. I'll let anybody use the CUPS UI to see what I mean. Now it's time to really take it to the next level. With a huge amount of people being able to "vibe" their apps, it's now important to elevate design to a "how do we design designing tools"
- hardware: everything with a CPU is fair game, pretty much. There is a lot of hard work to be done to know what to combine and how, how to minimize power consumption, how to make software work on very small devices. The better you know how electronics and manufacturing and physical things like mechanical components or EE stuff work, the easier it is to summon the right code to make them interact.
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Here's 3 avenues I am personally pursuing as the coding / "traditional" software engineering part of the job gets crushed.
- mathematics: since we massage symbols to communicate complex ideas, compose complex things and transform them into bytes CPUs can interpret, might as well be very stringent about this kind of thinking that has become more important than ever. We could hide behind the sheer complexity of assembling pieces of code by hand, but now need to think much bigger. One very concrete application: proving software correct.
- design: making things look good, making them work well, making them be delightful is a profoundly human endeavour. That vibeslop has become "the new standard" in many ways is already a win. I'll let anybody use the CUPS UI to see what I mean. Now it's time to really take it to the next level. With a huge amount of people being able to "vibe" their apps, it's now important to elevate design to a "how do we design designing tools"
- hardware: everything with a CPU is fair game, pretty much. There is a lot of hard work to be done to know what to combine and how, how to minimize power consumption, how to make software work on very small devices. The better you know how electronics and manufacturing and physical things like mechanical components or EE stuff work, the easier it is to summon the right code to make them interact.
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Here's 3 avenues I am personally pursuing as the coding / "traditional" software engineering part of the job gets crushed.
- mathematics: since we massage symbols to communicate complex ideas, compose complex things and transform them into bytes CPUs can interpret, might as well be very stringent about this kind of thinking that has become more important than ever. We could hide behind the sheer complexity of assembling pieces of code by hand, but now need to think much bigger. One very concrete application: proving software correct.
- design: making things look good, making them work well, making them be delightful is a profoundly human endeavour. That vibeslop has become "the new standard" in many ways is already a win. I'll let anybody use the CUPS UI to see what I mean. Now it's time to really take it to the next level. With a huge amount of people being able to "vibe" their apps, it's now important to elevate design to a "how do we design designing tools"
- hardware: everything with a CPU is fair game, pretty much. There is a lot of hard work to be done to know what to combine and how, how to minimize power consumption, how to make software work on very small devices. The better you know how electronics and manufacturing and physical things like mechanical components or EE stuff work, the easier it is to summon the right code to make them interact.
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Branch Target Reuse, BTR: New Spectre V2 Attack Targeting JIT Compilers:
https://www.vusec.net/projects/btr/
#cybersecurity #infosec #exploitation #vulnerability #jit #cpu
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Branch Target Reuse, BTR: New Spectre V2 Attack Targeting JIT Compilers:
https://www.vusec.net/projects/btr/
#cybersecurity #infosec #exploitation #vulnerability #jit #cpu
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Branch Target Reuse, BTR: New Spectre V2 Attack Targeting JIT Compilers:
https://www.vusec.net/projects/btr/
#cybersecurity #infosec #exploitation #vulnerability #jit #cpu