I'd guess that's what the DMA API is for and drivers shouldn't be doing cache maintenance by hand, but I'm not a kernel dev, so maybe I'm missing something.
I'd guess that's what the DMA API is for and drivers shouldn't be doing cache maintenance by hand, but I'm not a kernel dev, so maybe I'm missing something.
This is truly bonkers! Please, if you buy hardware that does not work correctly from day 1, return it. If you do not vote with your wallet these companies will never learn and will never adjust their practices. Rewarding TP-Link by keeping their terrible hardware does nothing.
> I contacted support in June because the website only had firmware for v2. They couldn't find v1 in their database and asked for photos of the device and box
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Does TLS (transport layer) not have any retry logic? Could someone explain please?
circularfoyers•54m ago
This is funny to read. Either you can be more "verified" than the other guy, or it's badly implemented.
NitpickLawyer•50m ago
Impressive capabilities shown on benchmarks don't really make a difference if you can't use them. I'll take a lower chance of success over constant downgrading and refusals. At least, as the author put it, you get to enjoy the token gamble exercise.
0xdeafbeef•47m ago
Or fix an sql injection
TeMPOraL•25m ago
circularfoyers•18m ago
wereHamster•37m ago
freehorse•12m ago
FYI it may be against anthropic's ToS to talk to claude like that [0]. Please be nicer to poor claude and don't forget to say "please" and "thank you".
[0] https://www.anthropic.com/news/2026-usage-policy-update#:~:t...
Trlog•10m ago
chriswarbo•8m ago
> It does not apply to common versions of user frustration, pushback, dark creative themes, or model testing and research.
arcfour•29m ago
OpenAI has no such restriction and I don't even need to use my Daybreak access, either, to analyze modern malware samples.
It's asinine, truly.