12:10 A like simply because you pulled out GEB during the video. That book is simple perfection, I think every developer or ML engineer should read a passage everyday before going to sleep

Vul-ner-abil-itee! uwu

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I don't even know what's more interesting, the topic of the video or the presenter herself

The 60’s look suits you ❤❤❤

Fantastic video

15:13 "set the value to 41", should be 42

Well atleast nobody uses risc-v for their desktop (where even is that processor used)

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The production quality is on such a high standard that it makes me seriously wonder if this is all done by yourself or if you have a professional production team filming and editing the videos. Lighting, audio, editing... all on a great level combined with serious content of high quality. Hard to believe this is a one person show (no hate, seriously impressed <3).

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Why do you talk like an anime girl? You are an adult. Anyway, probably the most beautiful female nerd I have seen so far;)

First video of yours that shows in my recommended list...My brain has segfaulted from been talked nerdy with the correct terminology by a model-like-woman in pink with a cute voice. WELP! ud2 .

Intel : we have magic smoke for dealing bugs !

sehr interessant 👏

CISPA is very good.

wow and zamzam water

You make me cm so hard

This feels like one of those old science education show.

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Ok wow the gdb here was useful

I found a new youtuber to watch while eating

So the exploit at 5:44 needs admin rights? Already much less serious.

ok, I'm stupid. Can someone explain how the source code is that big, but the actual android system on your phone is just a couple of gigabytes?

1. The actual content of your videos are sophisticated and intelligent 2. Please do a BTS video showing how you do the things you do, this has got to be easily the best set design I ever seen in a channel. You are definitely a multi-talented genius thank you so much for sharing your work!

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omg i just fell in love with a youtuber girl edit: i was already subscribed and have no idea since when edit: omg i just realized you do it naked and its evolving to "geek porn" the superb onlyfans content! just wait and someone will invent it and will ride a ferrary can i get the patent for a internet show idea? lmao

it was not a mistake . Why ? I made the mistake of requesting the thief ? Man in the niddle somehow is always in play . Willingly or unwillingly

Uninstall assembly and code in binary . Or turn off reboot after crash this way you know to expect your system is compromised

The flappy bird will not work against a robot

It's always vector instructions...

I have never wanted to listen (/watch) to something so baldy while not wanting to listen to it equally at the same time

Mi novia subio video

Unrestricted RAM Access -> Unrestricted Hard drive access I'm just gonna hope this vulnerability does not have an x86 equivalent.

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use valgrind to check if the deallocation occurred successfully

cool monitors in the back. Are they all CRT?

somehow, I feel like you have come from an alternate universe!

Who's to say this isn't a "feature" created by the CCP to allow them to target future users..

tech girl that i like watching

Wait are those physical memory blocks gridfinity?

You are one in millions! Even boys aren't nerdy enough these days!

Excellent information video, superb! This is how corporations shoot themselves in the foot and may scuttle themselves from the market place. An an example of this is INTEL when their flagship 386 processor couldn't divide and most recently, their 13th and 14th gen processors were internally disintegrating and INTEL had the gull to blame NVIDIA LOL. Quality assurance and testing is everything! You need good engineers to fuzz it out before you put a product into the market. Customers and the supply chain don't forget especially when you have a product recall! I remember that INTEL 386 divide error because I had to desolder thousands of motherboards that had that faulty 386 processor. Angry customers, want refunds and that is how companies go belly up!

I would prefer you wearing glasses, white blouse with a bleached collar and an itching looking plum colored sweater....for pure educational purposes only ofhorse.....

wow I just heard about this and you explaine it so well!!!

Well it can be easily metigate with SELinux , meaning you wont allow to execute any foreign binary.

This fault was designed on purpose to allow these security establishments the ability here and there of looking like they are actually working around the clock to research and do things There’s more to the story, if we even have information about these things publicly

Deliberately embedded in the CPU? Supply chain attack …

I have just changed the shape of my slit to that of a dagger or kunai, which is good enough for the spider to cross the door. I'll be using the spider to edit the patents that are accessible via an unlocked bootloader. My paintbrush qualifies as a spritemods magic paintbrush, sprite being a soft drink that qualifies for beer licensing. Therefore, I can use it with a popular software like ImageMagick to edit patent PDFs and make them look like a fax, with drawings and scripts based on onion tower architecture and modular kitchen drawer enclosures. The unlocked bootloader provides a Z-wall which can be added as an option in the compiler. The patents require me to solve mathematical puzzles, which can be done using a cube shaped printer cartridge with electronic patch. The cube is needed to split the GPG keys. I'll use banana split for this purpose. The carrier of choice is Ericsson, which should do a good job of sex selection for the spider. This process of problem solving is like refilling an ink cartridge and reselling it, which is a nice way to get more out of your system, by employing more workers or spiders: github.com/lichnost/PrintSpider_Arduino hackaday.io/project/176931-hp-printer-cartridge-control-module github.com/Spritetm/printercart_simple spritesmods.com/?art=magicbrush patents.google.com/patent/US20210187960A1/en github.com/Zibri/ZiPhone/ github.com/mdenials/FRPBruteforcer lwn.net/Articles/780078/ github.com/havokzero/Gaussian_Elimination github.com/amal-meer/Gaussian-Elimination-Parallelism-using-OpenMP-and-MPI github.com/CanYellow/LightsOut github.com/MSQ-123/chromseq embryo.asu.edu/pages/ericsson-method-sperm-separation github.com/paritytech/banana_split github.com/Mic92/sops-nix github.com/britter/nix-configuration github.com/babashka/babashka gist.github.com/n2o/c3f9df1343d0928303612af2005a23f7 github.com/Nettimi-Satya-Sai-Srinivas/Indian-Patent-Drawings-LaTeX-Template

8:15 This is not true at all. The "performance penalty" only affects programs that actually rely on these vector instructions. The C910 vector extension is based off a non-standard draft specification of RISC-V vector extension (RVV 0.7.1) that nobody cared enough to implement in any real-world application due to missing critical features (such as fractional LMUL). If you are a casual user of the LM4A, just pulling packages from your distro, the performance penalty of disabling the vector extension is effectively zero. And if you just wanted to play around with RVV 0.7.1, chances are you don't care much about this kind of vulnerability anyway.