There is no legal difference between real keys and spoofed keys.
The Nintendo emulators got shut down because they were offering paid for access to games, and were about to offer paid for access to the emulator on steam.
It's the same reason...
HBM was more profitable when they shut down crucial.
There was enough DRAM inventory within the supply chain that allowed the prices to stay lower, especially as some consumers delayed purchases while they waited for the lower prices to return...
There was an attempt on this thread to conflate the recent pricing with a completely separate incident.
Despite it being a generation ago.
There are no communist countries involved in the production of electronics
China isn't communist. They...
I'm not sure how much consumer memory that micron was shipping. While I've been a crucial customer for thirty years, in terms of their income, it's the business customers that keep their lights on.
They will be ensuring that dell/etc are getting...
There is little evidence that there is currently price fixing, just that they pled guilty previously.
It's not in their interests to artificially keep prices too high, as it affects their long term profits.
The GPU's need replacing every three years, the demand doesn't end until AI dies. If it never does, then you'll likely not have a job or have access to technology soon.
The recent price changes seem due to china being better at making chips than we thought, rather than the AI bubble bursting.
The biggest threat to AI currently is that everyone is realising how they are subsidising the utility bills of the AI...
People have been sued for disclosing exploits since the invention of everything too.
Especially since DMCA came out.
Responsible disclosure allows you to avoid being sued, Jeff seems to want to just pass straight to disclose without being...
Only after the embargo, which is why Sony stopped wasting money suing people.
It's unclear what they would do if someone dropped an exploit of a current firmware.
The difficulty for this large bounty, is that they announced who they are, that...
DMCA makes security research illegal, you just have to hope that Sony take pity. Which they do if you disclose to them and keep to their embargo schedule.
https://sites.duke.edu/thefinregblog/2023/04/05/security-researchers-battle-against-the-dmca/
Unfortunately for you, I get to decide and it's not open for discussion. Take it elsewhere or I will ban you.
I'll leave that post but consider this a final warning.