"If you don't voluntarily submit to a brain implant you must have something to hide."

-DHS, 2032.

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purified anti-HMGB1 antibody 3E8 clone mAb (Bio-Legend, San Diego, CA, USA; 651402) by intravenous injection (i.v., 0.1 mg/kg) [24]. After 24 h, 50 uL of 1.2 % barium chloride (BaCl2) (Sigma-Aldrich; 202738) solution dissolved in saline
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Well we don't know if medical has any VAX requirements tied to it.

Seems like they want you to be a Pretty Decent Person, though.

> I'd wager PCIe direct access would be worse

That's kinda what a Thunderbolt port is.

Only the newest ones support encryption keys for bus access, IIRC.

We had to superglue 1394 ports back in the day that weren't used. Basically a memory tap ready to go for any passersby.

This is pretty neat for sure.

On the other hand I can exhaust all my PCI lanes with an array the size of a match box!

C'mon, AMD, let's get 128 lanes on a Ryzen already.

Don't need more Hertz.

It's quite conceivable that North Korea will become the world's data haven.

They just need to want the money more than they want to look inside the box.

Making a tamper-proof server has been done. It's destructive and nonservicable but sometimes you don't care about hardware cost.

With good key management this can be reduced to a tiny chip to go poof.

No non-nuclear nations need apply.

There should be a way to compose a system like this from Trixie sources.

Extra debs, package lists, setup script, etc. but not all the work of making and hosting a distro. Worst case should be hosting an addons repo.

Let Debian do the hardest work and let guys like this hot rod their distros like we used to do muscle cars.

deb-spin mydisto.conf

makes

mydistro.iso

or whatever.

> You certainly shouldn't trust Intel, but who can you trust?

Hopefully we'll have verifiable RISC-V before too long. With audits, stateside.

Any closed-source ISA is always going to be conditional trust. Coreboot helps a bit but if the hardware is bugged, only a bit.

The term "cheap fakes" was coined by the Biden Press Office to describe video clips that "made" Biden look frail and senile. It's easy to find video of them trying to make cheap fakes happen.

They gave up soon after that first debate.

cf. Malinformation, another inconvent-truth aspersion from the Biden Administration.

Maps are DEAD.

Google Earth rules.

Do they mean 25 conversations draws 0.75 % of the wattage the battery can provide?

Or 0.75% utilization of the processor?

They always seem like they're hiding something with bizarre units.

Does anybody have a detailed article or video about the challenges they faced?

This is seriously interesting material for microarchitecture nerds.

Please.

"Spy Chief says".

Anyone with two neurons to fire together knows whatever comes next is unreliable.

"Russian Hackers" ... "pro-Russian hackers".

Oh, JHFC, I wonder if Norway has any position on the peace-talk summit occurring today in Alaska.

These demons just want nonstop death, destruction, and MIC profits.

Stop giving them undue attention.

So why do so many Africans flee to Europe instead of other parts of Africa?

I get that the Sahara needs fixing since the Pyramids are broken (it recently had the largest lake in the world) but there's still lots of Africa to inhabit.

If only for the Vitamin D health it just doesn't make sense. Heck, I can get ghostly pale in Winter and 43N might still be too arctic for my health.

Are we just being sensational or is there another reason the summary doesn't mention why this is called a "Ghost Particle"?

Was this presumed to be a bug? Ghost in the Machine reference?

Unusual journalism rule breaking.