merry christmas I got the literal same shirt I was already wearing pic.twitter.com/lYVFOIrHCU

— alex furlin (@thefurlinator) December 25, 2013

Despite the devastating war, human rights & economic crisis, hiphop is still alive in #Myanmar, where a group of b-boys called the Session Breakerz released this video today.

Title: Is Called Hiohop
Song: Kayarr
Filmed by: 99 Production pic.twitter.com/w8hovXBnwB

— Emily Fishbein (@EmilyFishbein11) December 23, 2023

Jailbreak and kernel debugging is coming to new iPhones! (Apple A12-A16 SoC’s < iOS 16.6) pic.twitter.com/JVZI6ui6ao

— Boris Larin (@oct0xor) December 25, 2023

Now up, part II in my series about transparency systems: Certificate Transparency in Realityhttps://t.co/up36DIlLM3

Of possible interest to: @estark37 @rmhrisk @sleevi_@Dennis__Jackson

— Eric Rescorla (@ekr____) December 25, 2023

This 1930s Austrian-built Ingelen Geographic radio that had a map of Europe in place of a conventional dial; tiny lights, powered by a forerunner of fiber optics, would indicate the location of each tuned station. pic.twitter.com/UQVWuN2rq9

— Jaka Bartolj (@MediaHistoryNow) December 25, 2023

in late 80s the US needed a target drone to properly emulate high performance Soviet supersonic anti-ship cruise missiles and ran a few programs to make some; but in early 90s, McDonnell Douglas fucking bought warhead/seeker-free Kh-31 Russian supersonic anti-ship cruise missiles https://t.co/eRxZp0orHj

— sasha (@softminus) December 26, 2023

Normally you are not supposed to sell your weapons to the expected adversary so they can practice shooting them down and also test their new systems against them

— sasha (@softminus) December 26, 2023

there's even a slide deck from Boeing effusively praising the MA-31 target drone (a Kh-31 with the warhead and original seeker removed) for its performance, reliability, and...ability to replicate Soviet anti-ship cruise missile threats (like the Kh-31) pic.twitter.com/33LAMHWSQ9

— sasha (@softminus) December 26, 2023

Now wait a minute wait a minute. Your apes aren’t here, they’re divested through out a digital decentralized, distributed and public digital ledger. pic.twitter.com/EFLJ52qu0c

— Ernie LuckMan (@ErnieLies) December 25, 2023

If your computer is equipped with a single NVIDIA 4090, it possesses greater teraflop computing power than the initial configuration of IBM's Blue Gene/L Supercomputer, the fastest in the world in November 2004.

The Blue Gene/L was valued at around $100 million at that time.… pic.twitter.com/J3p4nlL0jD

— LaurieWired (@lauriewired) December 25, 2023

All generations of Blue Gene had only FP64 units. They ran FP32 on the FP64 pipes so they had the same throughout. You can’t compare FP throughput against a 4090.

BG/L cost $100M in total but that installation was worth about $16M ($1M/rack).

— Jeff (@science_dot) December 26, 2023

This is the entire reason the internet was invented.

IG @ smacmcreanor pic.twitter.com/IE59LnfN9G

— bonky ⚘ she/her (@shesbonky) December 25, 2023