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9 years of Apple Watch.

卧槽，3090要可能要涨价了！！ 因为老黄的刀法被人破解了 有人给3090解了个锁，同样限制在 360W，PyTorch 测试从 75 TFLOPS 跑到了 135 TFLOPS，提升约 80%！ 你以为是超频，把功耗往上拉？ 但他改的是显卡里控制运算速度的寄存器，这些寄存器平时有权限保护，正常改不了 他利用 GPU 启动固件的漏洞，赶在 NVIDIA 驱动加载之前拿到写入权限，把相关运算改成全速，再交给原版驱动使用 解开的主要是 FP16／BF16 输入、FP32 累加这类 AI 运算的速度限制 但测试算力多了 80%！！ 4090 也有分支项目做到了：同类运算的指令吞吐，从约 165 TFLOPS 提升到 331 TFLOPS，接近翻倍 项目地址，附上👇 github.com/Zagitta/gpu-unloc…

Oasis on the new iPhone duo

I assume the personalised boot screen works through Apple Presto tech in the store. Personalised Hello is currently only available in US Apple retail stores, and the greeting is in English or Spanish only. Once a customer orders an iPhone Duo, Apple push their first name into the OS boot, on a special wireless update/sync rack in store, while the phone is still sealed in its box. The iPhone doesn't know for sure who you are because on the Hello screen, you haven't done first setup yet, you haven't signed into your Apple account. It doesn't hold any sensitive customer account info. Apple would have been diligent with the security for this, since playing with the bootloader and boot screen is precarious, and often a threat vector (consider the OEM Windows PCs being previously attacked through their startup logo image). So your name is probably stored in a very simple text file that lives on an unencrypted disk partition of the iPhone Duo. They would have had to validate and sanitise the name text entered, to ensure user-submitted names cannot compromise the integrity of the boot and OS. I wonder if accents, special characters and non-ASCII names work — Greek, Cyrillic, Chinese, Japanese… Now I wonder if they're doing this entirely over the internet, matching the device serial number with the order on Apple servers. Then it wouldn't have to be a complex custom boot setup. The Hello screen would just query Apple servers for the first name of the customer who ordered the device.

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