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  • Branch Privilege Injection: Exploiting Branch Predictor Race Conditions comsec.ethz.ch · “Intel’s hardware mitigations against these types of attacks have held their ground for almost 6 years. In our work, we demonstrate how these mitigations can be broken due to a race condition in Intel CPUs.”
    May 13
  • A First Glimpse of the Starlink User Terminal darknavy.org · “During device initialization, if the system identifies itself as a user terminal, the initialization script automatically writes 41 SSH public keys into /root/.ssh/authorized_keys .”
    May 9
  • Huawei introduces its first laptop running HarmonyOS rather than Windows liliputing.com · “While the operating system won’t support the millions of Windows applications that could run on older Huawei laptops, the company says that at launch it will support more than 2,000 applications including WPS Office (an alternative to Microsoft Office that’s developed in China), and a range of Chinese social media applications.”
    May 9
  • Samsung is paying $350 million for audio brands Bowers & Wilkins, Denon, Marantz and Polk engadget.com · “By combining the audio business of Masimo, which is being acquired this time, with Harman’s lifestyle business division, the company plans to solidify its global No. 1 position in the consumer audio market…”
    May 7
  • An Appeal to Apple from Anukari anukari.com · “It’s not a great look for Apple that a Windows PC with a pretty wimpy GPU can run Anukari just fine, and the most expensive Mac M4 Max stutters, because obviously Apple’s hardware is incredible and just needs to be let off the leash a bit.”
    May 6
  • What went wrong with wireless USB oldvcr.blogspot.com · “As so often happens, the best technology didn’t win; in my eyes CF-USB had the potential for being more widely adopted because of its simplicity and compatibility, but was ruined when Freescale got greedy and it never recovered.”
    May 4

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  • Testing of the F-35C Tailhook the-engi-nerd.github.io · “Because the engineers at Northrop Grumman engineered to a computer model that can simulate how an arresting wire acts when used for arrestment, and the model was wrong.”
    Feb 27
  • SSDs Have Become Ridiculously Fast, Except in the Cloud databasearchitects.blogspot.com · “AWS EC2 was an early NVMe pioneer, launching the i3 instance with 8 physically-attached NVMe SSDs in early 2017.”
    Feb 20
  • ASML dethrones Applied Materials, becomes world's largest fab tool maker: analyst tomshardware.com · “Secondly, ASML could sell sophisticated tools to Chinese customers for most of calendar 2023 as sanctions against the Chinese semiconductor sector kicked in only in September and only for one tool.”
    Feb 20
  • Nokia Made Too Many Phones textquery.app · “Just in the year ‘05 alone, it launched more than fifty models, more than the number of iPhone models Apple has shipped in sixteen years of its existence.”
    Feb 13
  • Balancing cube willempennings.nl · “Even though the idea isn’t new, previous works are largely closed-source. I plan to change that.”
    Feb 11
  • TSMC to build second Japan chip factory, raising investment to $20 billion finance.yahoo.com · “The decision to build a second fab is a vote of confidence by TSMC in Japan where construction of the first fab has run smoothly and which, Reuters has reported, it sees as a source of diligent workers with a government that is easy to deal with.”
    Feb 6
  • Vision Pro Teardown: Why Those Fake Eyes Look So Weird ifixit.com · “In practice, the EyeSight display is so dim and low-resolution that reviewers say it’s hard to see much on it.”
    Feb 4
  • Goodbye Non-KISS Appliances willbush.dev · “I even remember thinking about the KISS principle at the time, but somehow thought switching brands and spending 3x the amount would save us from the complexity.”
    Feb 3

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  • Meet the $10,000 Nvidia chip powering the race for A.I. cnbc.com · “If you want to scale at the scale of Google, which serves 8 or 9 billion queries every day, you actually need to spend $80 billion on DGXs.”
    Feb 27
  • The Camera-Shy Hoodie macpierce.com · “By pointing the LEDs back at the camera and setting them to a tuned strobe, the security camera’s capture becomes overexposed, significantly losing definition of the scene.”
    Feb 27
  • Nokia launches DIY repairable budget Android phone theguardian.com · “The Nokia G22 will cost from £149.99 shipping on 8 March with replacement parts costing £18.99 for a charging port, £22.99 for a battery and £44.99 for a screen.”
    Feb 25
  • Setting up an electronics workshop lcamtuf.substack.com · “For the first ten years of my electronics journey, I wrestled with traditional soldering irons.”
    Feb 18
  • Is the Living Computer Museum Dead? pcjs.org · “The LCM website hasn’t changed much over the last 3 years, and it continues to say the museum “is closed for now,” with no indication of what, if anything, Vulcan decided to do when the first 18 months came and went.”
    Feb 17
  • Shrinkflation, SanDisk style ounapuu.ee · “I’m a whole 607125504 bytes short!”
    Feb 15
  • Ghost Boat with Garmin GPS Leads Father-Son Duo to Man Overboard garmin.com · “Sascha had gone to the side to relieve himself and simply fell overboard.”
    Feb 5
  • Update on Samsung SSD Reliability pugetsystems.com · “Samsung’s 990 Pro drives are exhibiting rapid health degradation, with Samsung Magician software reporting a drop of around 1% endurance per week.”
    Feb 3

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