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@squirrel yep, you only have to worry about the less exciting attacks!

@bb010g@a.weirder.earth spectre affects arm chips as well

@twitter@mastodon.technology @djsundog @kitredgrave it's somewhere for the moths to sit

If you took them out they'd just start wandering into the relays again

It was me, James.

It's always been me.

The chip foundry of all your pain.

Why standard watches are better than smartwatches:

They're not affected by Meltdown/Spectre

I've just remembered why I don't change straps on my watch that often, spring bars are really annoying

@Vann@glitch.social I use mine to tell the time and to look cool

Mostly the latter

Also because my wrist doesn't feel right without one on

hot take 

Here's an idea. Maybe don't run everything in a browser

Maybe use browsers for browsing the web and use native applications for email, chat, word processing, spreadsheets, etc.

Maybe things would be a lot better when everything doesn't have to be crammed into a web UI

Novel idea, I know, but it might just work

Oh for fuck's sake

New ThinkPad, the X280

No Ethernet port, no PowerBridge, no replaceable battery, no 2.5" HDD bay, no full size SD card reader, and soldered RAM

CAN'T ONE THING, JUST ONE FUCKING THING, REMAIN GOOD THIS DECADE?

bowser discourse 

@tcql@octodon.social @chosafine@instance.business @squirrel And gives Peach a well-earned break from Mario's bullshit every once in a while

dowser discourse 

They try to use forked sticks to find water or something?

@wxcafe@social.wxcafe.net @amphetamine Hey, the 6510 doesn't do speculative execution, C64s are safe from the spectre/meltdown stuff

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