OAI and the other projects I’m excited to see what happens with GPUs after the upcoming crash. Also AI to help with development and integration.
And with Intel having screwed everyone before by not exposing the FPGA frontend on their chips, I’m hopeful one of the newer companies will have something better or maybe with new leadership they’ll make better decisions.
But I think we need to settle on use cases for what we want openRan to actually be able to do in what release.
Also, having that project led by legacy vendors was a large part of the problem, but something the telcos were pushing hard.
Wonder if it can do this for 3d cad etc ? With enough fine tuning of small models I’m not sure how much they’re distinguishable from experts if you put a router with like jev in front ?
make sure it’s a model where the latest firmware is rootable and never connect it to your WiFi until you have root
Everything you need to do to get root can be done with an Ethernet connected directly to the TV and your laptop. There may be modifications needed to the root toolkits but with good prompting, agentic Llm can figure it out.
If you bought one without root… you may have a chance never connecting it.
If it’s one on your WiFi that doesn’t have a root exploit the only safe thing to do is change your WiFi password.
Once you’ve rooted, pwnd,black holed, and decompiled everything, there’s not really much risk. And then you can have functionality like AirPlay etc back.
Doing so likely tears through a sticker or something that tells them you've opened the TV and, in turn, voids the warranty. And you really want to keep your warranty with these things. Search for "panel uniformity" and "panel delamination" on /r/lgoled sometime.
I’m hoping with RE everything, for at least consumer IOT products we’ll get to a point where we can just get rid of a lot of the need for ipv4 for home.
What’s left are just apps and devices that people don’t wanna change out but are probably pwnd and I don’t think are gonna get updates because the teams that wrote the software moved on and the companies don’t wanna keep spending on sustaining.
lol “we don’t feel like following the law so we just picked some fresh dog poop and yelled about bad things that were unrelated and then did whatever we want and invented these funny little games with paper thin jokes everyone is going to pretend is valid so we could do whatever we wanted to anyway lol”.
My advice for everyone…. If you have to buy a new one …
just never connect it to the internet.
Wait 6 months or 6 days
And then root it till you own it for real.
Just used slopbro and did all 3 in my place. Kept on Ethernet point to point connected to my laptop until I had verified I had everything and every packet explained.
(Shout out slopbro and everyone else!!)
Getting Llm + ghidra to check every and document every binary, etc and make sure startup to a running system is understood, logs are rotated properly.
After this … all 3 will probably run one giant rust binary from startup lol
For anyone that can read this, if you have one connected to your network, change your WiFi password and don’t update your devices or bring them on the internet until you pwn/root them yourself.
From here out … everything only via tailscale and nothing should be able to connect inbound. Setup some firewalls.
Even with a perfect BMI and looking totally fit, you can still be at very serious risk of plaque formation. Like people who have hereditary bad cholesterol issues (if it's bad cholesterol due to eating junk food a lot, typically you won't have a good BMI though).
My uncle had a stroke at 52 years old and stayed paralyzed for 15+ years, until his death. When my doctor learned that, the next day I started taking statins.
BTW I'm totally fit, no beer belly, excellent BMI and I look not a bit but much younger than my age (someone even commented that here on HN a few years when they saw a picture of me when I was 49 years old).
And yet I was seriously at risk of plaques detaching and clogging. Statins are not perfect medication but it is what it is.
My point being: even if you've got what science/doctors considers the best BMI in the world, you could still be at risk.
And with Intel having screwed everyone before by not exposing the FPGA frontend on their chips, I’m hopeful one of the newer companies will have something better or maybe with new leadership they’ll make better decisions.
But I think we need to settle on use cases for what we want openRan to actually be able to do in what release.
Also, having that project led by legacy vendors was a large part of the problem, but something the telcos were pushing hard.
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