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About bryan

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ex-Apple, ex-Yahoo, ex-Digg, ex-NASA(JPL & Ames), “i like pop music”

Previously @Bryan

Kubernetes fanboi

Honolulu, Hawaii

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Good write up on Memory Integrity Enforcement (MIE) #Apple developed. It does look like developers will need to start turning on this feature in their own code. Will require some software engineering.

I wonder if those integrated AI features in #Xcode can help? You know just sprinkle some new code, frameworks, and tags everywhere…

https://security.apple.com/blog/memory-integrity-enforcement/

On #Reddit r/wallstreetbets you can bet on a stock or options pick. Losing results in being banned from the community (subreddit). Honestly a great idea for a bot to enhance the subreddit experience…

Renting since moving to #Hawaii, my landlord has me send rent via Cash.app.

It’s also extremely annoying as Cash.app doesn’t have great relationships with banks. I can only withdraw $1k at a time to Cash.app, so I need to do at least 3 transfers a month to have enough money to pay rent. I’d prefer mailing a check to be honest. (I’ve contacted my bank and they said there are no restrictions on their side …) 🤷🏼‍♂️

Nice read about factoring complexity using quantum computers. Here is a little factoid to hook you into reading: The difference in complexity in factoring 15 vs 21 is 115x. By complexity the author means greater than 115x more entangling gates. It is why a quantum computer has so far not factored the number 21. #quantumcomputing
https://algassert.com/post/2500

Thinking about one of my last pre-Smartphone mobile phones. The #Nokia 6288. It was the pinnacle of devices for SMS as texting really took off. In candybar mode (folded up), you did T9. But it opened to a full QWERTY keyboard. The phone also did pre-3G internet (dial up speeds) over Bluetooth.

It was the only time I had a phone stolen from me. I was at a restaurant, and I had it resting on the table. At some point during the meal, it vanished.

Good to read about unmasking #BitTorrent users from non-judge-issued subpoenas. Unfortunately, it seems like an ISP isn't forbidden to volunteer your information. This just clarifies that they can toss these requests, but they can also still fulfill these requests. Now I need to review what my state laws say on the matter... #hawaii

https://blog.ericgoldman.org/archives/2025/08/internet-access-providers-arent-bound-by-dmca-unmasking-subpoenas-in-re-cox.htm