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I actually was thinking about a ghetto faraday cage when reading the article lol.
The 1.2tb wasn't a problem for a long time, but 300gb AAA game launches add up quick when you have multiple gamers in the house.
In my case, using the Comcast gateway was the "free" option to avoid their 1.2tb data cap. Otherwise it's an additional $30 a month to get unlimited data.
Currently using their gateway in bridge mode. (I assume it's still spying regardless.)
The current llm software stacks preferring Nvidia & CUDA is the only thing keeping their cards in check. You can expect them to disappear whenever software catches up. They'll likely go for more than NVidia cards at that point, given the extra vram.
There are already work arounds in place for a...
I'm kicking myself for not picking up more of the used 14tb drives when they were ~$100. The sales were so frequent I just assumed they'd always be available.
My understanding is that Mythos does a much better job at creating working attack chains (without human involvement) than prior iterations.
A big part of the current effectiveness are the free compute resources being provided. Some of these exploits would have cost $10,000+ in tokens according...
I'm not sure it's a direct cause, but fun story... Microsoft provided the U.S. government a ton of "free" consulting and technical services to "improve" it's digital security. A large portion of this was migrating to MS services and cloud platforms. Eventually the discounts ended and the...
I was looking to pick one up too but prices have practically doubled since they gained youtube popularity. Buying an ITX mobo to use old parts I already had around ended up being cheaper \ faster.
Pendragon provided the correct method and yes you do need to convert the OS drive to GPT.
Mad_shot's method will work but is more of a "hack", you'll likely have trouble with future feature updates. You're also hoping Microsoft doesn't do something to bork the installs at a later date.
IMHO...