“To deprive the enemy of the advantage of surprise”: analysis as a panacea for military and intelligence failures in early Soviet intelligence theory
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🔐Soviet Cryptography
Librem Post Quantum Cryptography Comms Server
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🔐HSM Integration
Data centres: too many blank spots in Central and Eastern Europe
euronews.com·3d
⚗️Eastern Computing
VIC-20 Gets ISA Slot, Networking
hackaday.com·1d
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01 Getting Started with the Trenz TE0950 Board
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⚡Homebrew CPUs
This zoomable visual archive of Byte Magazine is a delightful trip down memory lane
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🕹️Retro Gaming
Episode 163 - Ever Heard of the PDP-11?
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vLLM on x86: Because Not Everyone Can Afford a GPU Cluster
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⚡Homebrew CPUs
TempleOS
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🔌Operating system internals
"Smart Manual": AI chatbot helps with MediaMarkt and Saturn own brands
heise.de·1h
🗂️Optical Jukebox
Quantum memory array brings us closer to a quantum RAM
phys.org·1d
⚛️Quantum Tape
Google’s Ironwood TPU Swings for Reasoning Model Leadership at Hot Chips 2025
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🏠Homelab Federation
Large language models are cultural technologies. What might that mean?
programmablemutter.com·1d
🔲Cellular Automata
Acemagic's new Ryzen AI 9 mini PC is a better deal than Geekom's HX370 model - F5A costs far less, has Wi-Fi 7, and OCuLink
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🖥️Modern Terminals
SOC Visibility Quad: Why Application Telemetry Completes the Framework | Oligo Security
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👁️System Observability
Multi-Timer Gizmo
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⚙️DIY Electronics
It’s a Cold Day in Developer Hell, So I Must Roll My Own Crypto
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🌳Archive Merkle Trees
Sony’s Triple Seven
leadedsolder.com·1d
🕹️Retro Gaming
Efficient Proxmox / TrueNAS build: Connecting SATA HDDs to Mini-PCs?
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Discuss: r/homelab
🏠Homelab Clustering
Remembering Marge Hoogeboom: A Remote Software Development Pioneer (in 1969!)
cacm.acm.org·21h
💾vintage computing