unitboolean | 8 years ago | on: AMD's Hidden Strategy
May be he meant docker instances? I heard that Meltdown allows one docker instance to access another one even without permission.
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unitboolean | 8 years ago | on: PCID is now a critical performance/security feature on x86
Many people said that if your processor support PCID, the performance will not be reduced a lot by the new patches. However, after installing new updates for windows and for my very new CPU 7600U everything becomes extremely slow. My laptop is now literally unusable. Even the simplest tasks are very slow. Before this update I was able to watch youtube videos in 4K, now I'm struggling even to watch 480p... I will never buy Intel processors again. In the last few months I only hear lies from Intel regarding Meltdown, Management Engine and other "holes" in their products. Now I can throw my super expensive laptop in garbage. Thank you Intel.
unitboolean | 8 years ago | on: Lenovo updates ThinkPad with Intel 8th-gen processors, USB Type-C power adapters
Spectre, not Scepter :D
unitboolean | 8 years ago | on: Not raising funds to stay small and happy
Good point
unitboolean | 8 years ago | on: Why hasn't economic progress lowered work hours more? (2016) [video]
Guys, what do you think about universal basic income?
unitboolean | 8 years ago | on: I Got Paid $0 from the Uber Security Bug Bounty
Even your username tells us that you are absolutely biased toward hackerone. May be you are even a staff/co-founder of hackerone.
unitboolean | 8 years ago | on: I Got Paid $0 from the Uber Security Bug Bounty
Yep, hackerone lost any credibility to me
unitboolean | 8 years ago | on: Bitcoin price is crashing
Yeah, was a good point for selling. I suggest the price will continue to drop.
unitboolean | 8 years ago | on: In Raising the World’s I.Q., the Secret’s in the Salt (2006)
What else can I consume to improve my brain function except salt and low dose lithium?
unitboolean | 8 years ago | on: Estonia is planning to launch Estcoin
The problem is that the EU court may force Estonia to any decision they want. This already happend with Ireland - the EU forced them to collect 13 Billions in additional taxes from Apple even if Ireland didn't want to do this.
unitboolean | 8 years ago | on: Intel vs GlobalFoundries at the leading edge
"Intel will release" :D how many times I heard that before :D probably since 2014 or 2015 and there are still no 10nm CPUs from Intel...
unitboolean | 8 years ago | on: Estonia, the Digital Republic
Meanwhile in Germany:
- you can't even send an email to tax authorities and have to print/send paper letters
- mobile internet is very slow and super expensive.
- until recently it was not even possible to share your wlan
unitboolean | 8 years ago | on: In Estonia virtually every process is digitized
Meanwhile, Germany is moving in the opposite direction. Taxes are increasing and now Germany is the second highest taxed country in the world (according to OECD). and freelancers here can't even work without a tax advisers who will manage all their taxes, because the system is so complicated. Mobile internet is extremely expensive. Just one day of using mobile internet in Germany will cost you more than a a whole month mobile internet in Ukraine... everything is very bureaucratic and a lot of paper work is required on every corner. and don't forget, there are more than 300000 laws and rules for everything. I can keep this list forever, but after all, I think I should just move to Estonia, because Germany is definitely not for me.
unitboolean | 8 years ago | on: Cloud Firestore: A New Document Database for Apps
Cosmos DB from Microsoft Azure seems to be a much better choose, because it provides tons of useful features, but it also compatible with MongoDB, so if they decide to increase prices or shut it down some day, you will be able to use regular MongoDB instead. With Firestore it's not the case and you are locked with a proprietary solution.
unitboolean | 8 years ago | on: AWS Pinpoint Launches Two-Way Text Messaging
Don't use Plivo. It's the worst provider ever. 5 months ago they forgot to renew their domain and all services were unavailable for 2 days. and this was not the first time we experienced such issues with them.
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