dade @0xda.de · 21/09/2026I feel like the way Intel chose to position the product in the market was just… uninspired. But I also gave up a New Year’s Eve fixing a bug I found at the last minute before release for manufacturing, so maybe I’m just salty. 170
dade @0xda.de · 21/09/2026What’s weird to me is that optane could have gone faster than a x4 NVMe bus, but when companies started scaling to x8 they just slapped two NAND controllers on it and glued two NAND SSDs together. Optane was marginally faster than NAND on a x4 bus, but the margins were too slim to market. 120
dade @0xda.de · 21/09/2026I also think it was like 10 years too early. I remember when Stoney Beach was being marketed and the approach was “so much faster than your hard drive” and it’s like… duh? But the difference between performance on NAND and 3DXP couldn’t be realized on SATA drives and NVMe was still fairly nascent 240
dade @0xda.de · 21/09/2026I remember working on Optane back in the day. Very cool technology and wish that Apache Pass had taken off. 1213
Reposted by dadeDylan Beattie @dylanbeatt.ie · 11/09/2026Got a feature request for the folks at @sessionize.com... 4346
Reposted by dadekepano @stephango.com · 10/09/2026This is Knap. It's a new language I created that turns data into Markdown. Knap should feel familiar and comes with a wonderfully pleasant syntax to modify and format plain text. 942550
Reposted by dadeSagittarius A* @sagastar.bsky.social · 08/09/2026oh my god i need these emotes everywhere meatproxy.me#emoji-gridmeatproxy.meDon't be a Meat Proxy.You have a brain. Use it. Someone thinks you might be forwarding AI answers and calling it work. 286
Reposted by dadedade @0xda.de · 03/09/2026The rise of the AI Slop Bro shortly after the rise of the slop bowl really goes to show… you are what you eat. 052
dade @0xda.de · 03/09/2026The rise of the AI Slop Bro shortly after the rise of the slop bowl really goes to show… you are what you eat. 052
Reposted by dadedade @0xda.de · 10/07/2025The three types of data structures in computer science are FIFO, LIFO, and FAFO. 07221
Reposted by dadedade @0xda.de · 14/01/2026They should make a Fast & Furious spinoff solely focusing on Han. It’s time for Han’s Solo era. 031
Reposted by dadeSebas @ohlookbirdies.bsky.social · 01/09/2026If you're not using asbestos yet, you are being left behind. Everyone is using asbestos, there's no point in trying to fight it. Asbestos is the future. 8957101553
dade @0xda.de · 31/08/2026I noticed this with someone I follow and it’s so much that I can’t tell if it’s just Meta trying to juice their threads engagement numbers or if people really think I want to see every threads post they comment on. I’d even understand it more if it was posts they authored, but it’s just replies… 000
dade @0xda.de · 30/08/2026If I don’t know the answer on clue 1, I may as well have a little fun with it. #c.r.e.a.m #wutang 010
dade @0xda.de · 30/08/2026Back when we wanted so badly to defeat communism that we gave people LSD and asked if they could see the future. 130
Reposted by dadedade @0xda.de · 08/02/2026The “World Wide Web” was a great name, in hindsight. I’ve been trapped here for decades. 221855
dade @0xda.de · 27/08/2026I think we’ll see a new Age of Enlightenment, albeit not likely on the scale of 150 years, where there is a return to the value of individual reasoning. Rather than kings and lords and religious leaders be the mandates we break free from, it’ll be the machines. 000
dade @0xda.de · 27/08/2026I think I’m especially interested in this sort of speedrun that is happening - the Kant quote I start the piece with refers to Sapere Aude as the motto of the enlightenment. But back then there certainly weren’t computers that could convince you of things. Or even fast or easy access to information. 110
dade @0xda.de · 27/08/2026I’ve received some positive reception on this post from people who are both quite pro-AI as well as skeptics. I think people are starting to come around to the idea that LLMs are best treated as tools and not magic work machines. 100
dade @0xda.de · 26/08/2026Have the courage to use your own understanding. Sapere Aude. There is value in more than just output, no matter what LLMs make you think. jasonstrange.com/posts/sapere...jasonstrange.comSapere Aude - Dare to be wiseHave the courage to use your own understanding. 120
Reposted by dadejessamyn @librarian.bsky.social · 31/07/2026I work at a public library. People who want to use AI seem to have no trouble doing so. People who don't want to use AI have a harder time. I crowdsourced and then finalized this document "How to disable or avoid intrusive AI" and then gave it a short URL: notoai.org Please pass along if it's useful 193126027998
dade @0xda.de · 23/07/2026The problem with Whose Slide is that we promise everyone they will be the keynote. 25 judges. 5 keynotes. 2 hours. 1 gong. 0 speakers. 142
dade @0xda.de · 22/07/2026Famously when I want to hide my data exfil from foreign adversaries, I also do it using UDP via Netcat. No one would ever look at UDP via Netcat. 050
dade @0xda.de · 21/07/2026Like all I want to know is: 1. What time was this version published? 2. What time was this version yanked? 3. Did I download the affected package at a time between answer 1 and answer 2? 051
dade @0xda.de · 21/07/2026A thing I've noticed that is mildly annoying - Package repositories are falling victim to a very typical programming problem. Use datetimes instead of bools. Pypi? yanked: false crates.io? yanked: false npm? Lol deleted no metadata left nerd golang? Maybe the git timestamp on the go.mod change? 170
dade @0xda.de · 21/07/2026“I’ll kill them with knives, I’ll kill them with guns, I’ll kill them with my hands, I’ll talk them into suicide. It doesn’t matter.” - Zach Woods was by far the hardest character on the entire show. Just absolutely iconic. 210
dade @0xda.de · 21/07/2026I think passkey UX also feels lot less wack if you still put in your username before attempting to sign in with passkey - it will remain more familiar for the user, while also seemingly having some dope server-side benefits. 000
dade @0xda.de · 21/07/2026You talk about the primary key collision issue and how a login attempt passes info about what account you’re logging in to. Would this necessitate websites require me to put in my username instead of trying to ram passkeys down my throat on page load? (Ahem, Amazon) 201
Reposted by dadedade @0xda.de · 11/07/2026Just got this absolutely sick new art from Bolt Industries. I’d tag the artist but I can’t find him on Bluesky - ian_dunn@defcon.social for fediverse, though. Cant wait to get this hung up. The street lamp, the occasional lightning, the way the rain falls off the side of the umbrella. Very cool. 611128
Reposted by dadeNext door in Silicon Valley @nextdoorsv.bsky.social · 10/07/2026holy yikes. i've heard some legendary stories about Apple security. you don't even *think* about doing these things www.documentcloud.org/documents/28... 48411
dade @0xda.de · 11/07/2026Where is the delineation between what is self edited and what is deleted? Can I go full Ship of Theseus on a memory? 010
dade @0xda.de · 11/07/2026Link to site: www.boltind.com Link to Etsy listing for this piece: www.etsy.com/listing/4533...boltind.com 070
dade @0xda.de · 11/07/2026Just got this absolutely sick new art from Bolt Industries. I’d tag the artist but I can’t find him on Bluesky - ian_dunn@defcon.social for fediverse, though. Cant wait to get this hung up. The street lamp, the occasional lightning, the way the rain falls off the side of the umbrella. Very cool. 611128
Reposted by daderand0h @akacki.net · 04/07/2026Working on Whose Slide related stuff for @defcon.bsky.social & @hackglasgow.bsky.social. Getting all sappy & sentimental going through photos. Without @0xda.de & @ajediday.bsky.social , this contest wouldn’t have lasted past Year One. I owe them EVERYTHING and I’ll love them forever. 181
Reposted by dadeTits McGee @scientits.bsky.social · 28/06/2026‘Say yes and never do it’ Mel Brooks knew how to deal with the studios 141180975572
dade @0xda.de · 02/06/2026I just want to say that @xeiaso.net's "No way to prevent this" series is my favorite thing to see show up in my RSS reader. xeiaso.net/shitposts/no...xeiaso.net"No way to prevent this" say users of only package manager where this regularly happensXe Iaso's personal website. 160
dade @0xda.de · 01/06/2026Invert, always invert. I wrote a post on how to get hacked. Hope it helps. (Also I’m breaking my handle/name barrier) jasonstrange.com/posts/how-to...jasonstrange.comHow to Guarantee You Get Hacked: A 5-Step GuideI cannot guarantee that you will never get hacked. But if you are looking to get hacked then I have some fantastic advice for you. Follow these 5 simple steps and there will be dozens of attackers pre... 161
dade @0xda.de · 31/05/2026At home I use @kagi.com and love it and it’s on my “software I’m happy to pay for” list. 130
dade @0xda.de · 31/05/2026I unintentionally switched to Bing at work a while back and it’s insane how much I accepted Google’s enshittification. I search and then immediately start scrolling to find the thing I’m looking for. In Bing, the result I want is at the top like 9/10 times. Google requires a scroll 10/10 times. 261
dade @0xda.de · 19/04/2026I’m excited to hear that. For like 2 years or so now I’ve been trying to steer people to using passkeys and then having to explain how to deal with the 90s-spam-site level of popups in order to do what they wanted to do lol 000
dade @0xda.de · 19/04/2026Though I also think that Amazon prompting me for a passkey as soon as I hit the homepage is also an insane design decision. Just because passkeys are available doesn’t mean you should remove a user’s intent to login. Let me AT LEAST hit a login button before you prompt me for a passkey. 000
dade @0xda.de · 19/04/2026The UX for passkeys got completely bungled as everyone started to support them, because no one thought about how their support would interact with every other component that supports it. It could have been so much better than it is. 120
dade @0xda.de · 19/04/2026I don’t think the problem is that everyone is treating it like an enterprise customer solution. I think the problem is that everyone is trying to play the “capture user credentials to lock them into our ecosystem” game. That’s why 1Password, Chrome, and Apple all want my passkey every single time. 2101
dade @0xda.de · 15/04/2026Nah, if you cover your house in gasoline, it only takes one match for it to go up in smoke. 020
![That’s probably the most famous scene in the movie, the campfire scene.
I know. He said, “You can’t punch a horse.” I said, “You’ll never see it again.” I kept saying, “You’re absolutely right. It’s out!” Then, when he left, I crumpled up all his notes, and I tossed it in the wastepaper basket. And John Calley, who was running [production at] Warner Bros. at the time, said, “Good filing.” That was the end of it. You say yes, and you never do it.
That’s great advice for life.
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