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Creating a "defconfig" Build Configuration for Apache RTOS ... Thanks to Alan C. Assis! 👍

Article: lupyuen.codeberg.page/articles

signal jamming: Starlink and other LEO constellations face a new set of security risks

spectrum.ieee.org/satellite-ja

"This whitepaper details the architectural enhancements and modifications that is currently investigating for a 64-bit mode-only architecture referred to as x86S"

intel.com/content/www/us/en/de

Support Agent hacked: "it is possible that your Email Address, the contents of Customer Service Messages and any Attachments sent between you and Discord may have been exposed to a third party"

bleepingcomputer.com/news/secu

@AmpBenzScientist i took a look at the RISC-V ISA docs and, "huh, everything actually makes sense. this is logical."

Excited to announce that I’ve a new CEO for X/Twitter. She will be starting in ~6 weeks!

My role will transition to being exec chair & CTO, overseeing product, software & sysops. twitter.com/i/web/status/16567

i posted this little C code riddle earlier. so here's what it does:

1. flip all the bits in the input, so 0 becomes 1 and 1 becomes 0

2. bitwise-AND this with 1, whose binary representation is also 1. this will keep only the last bit of the number and set the rest to 0.

the result can thus only be 0 or 1. if you count in binary:

0 = ...000
1 = ...001
2 = ...010
3 = ...011
4 = ...100
5 = ...101

notice how the last bit keeps flipping for every number?

if the function was just x & 1, this would tell you if the number was odd. but if you flip all the bits before you mask it, it tells you if the number is even.

could also be written as !(x & 1)

@AmpBenzScientist

I love a good pen and now you have me considering a pocket protector... burt I also accepted I am a nerd a long time ago :)

@Pat @TruthSandwich

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