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Anybody recommend a CVE alert self-hosted app? E.G. I specify my software, OS’s, and versions and when a matching CVE is created I get an alert. Don’t want enterprise security products.

There are live dealers with shoes of real cards with most online crypto cainos. Though, who knows if they are cheating somehow. My point was, the attacker doesn't have to bet the entire deposit. Just make it seem like they are playing.

I suppose they could play the super long game and deposit many many small amounts into "shady" online crypto casinos, play a few hands of blackjack and then withdraw. Clean coins.

Crypto is the biggest target for blackhats to utilize AI on. Huge amounts of money, no central authority or country and methods of wiping tracks.

What I never get is how they plan of converting the stolen crypto to cash eventually. No exchanges are gonna take the coins.

Welcome to the party. Remember during covid if you even questioned the lockdowns, mask effectiveness, vaccines you were shadow blocked or even banned. This is why Elon buying Twitter was such a big deal.

Does it note a risk their technology exterminates the entire human race, as they been shilling.

They should add a LA mode where you spend $9,000 in permits for a home extension only to have it burn down in a wildfire.

So where does the implanted chip upload the seed phrase to? Who owns that website? This seems like it should have been caught with wireshark or network sniffing of the Ledger app?

Fair, I get the performance of DX12 or OpenGL may vary widely, but I was thinking for AI applications though further research on my part showed a dramatic math difference.

Sha256 is mostly integer additions, bit rotations, XOR, AND operations. While AI workload are matrix multiplication and accumulation. I sort of answered my own question then. :)

Is there just the one Mowin' Man in More After Dark?

True but memory bandwidth is not the entire story. Geekbench (while not a end-all benchmark) shows:

                      Single-Core      Multi-Core
  M1 Max, 10-core     2,204            14,004
  M4 Pro, 14-core     3,311            24,711

Single-threaded CPU: M4 Pro is roughly 1.5× as fast. Multi-threaded CPU: M4 Pro is roughly 1.75× as fast. GPU: roughly equal to a full 32-core M1 Max, with the M4 Pro slightly ahead in Geekbench Metal.