Cendyne
@cendyne.dev
Cryptography and Cloud security and infrastructure lugia-naga
Hey @cons.fyi, your authentication implementation is using OAuth which is designed for authorization, not authentication.
I don't feel comfortable giving you access to rewrite my entire account to join a list of recorded attendees.
Otherwise I love your site!
- Tech Director of @fursquared.com
I don't feel comfortable giving you access to rewrite my entire account to join a list of recorded attendees.
Otherwise I love your site!
- Tech Director of @fursquared.com
November 19, 2025 at 1:52 AM
Hey @cons.fyi, your authentication implementation is using OAuth which is designed for authorization, not authentication.
I don't feel comfortable giving you access to rewrite my entire account to join a list of recorded attendees.
Otherwise I love your site!
- Tech Director of @fursquared.com
I don't feel comfortable giving you access to rewrite my entire account to join a list of recorded attendees.
Otherwise I love your site!
- Tech Director of @fursquared.com
*dithers you badly to make art*
November 18, 2025 at 6:31 AM
*dithers you badly to make art*
Guess what I get to debug tomorrow: errant current going to ground
November 13, 2025 at 4:55 AM
Guess what I get to debug tomorrow: errant current going to ground
Did you know you can bold your bees?
October 24, 2025 at 8:22 PM
Did you know you can bold your bees?
Ah yes, proof exploration of discrete derivatives (deltas) to fall asleep to
October 8, 2025 at 5:31 AM
Ah yes, proof exploration of discrete derivatives (deltas) to fall asleep to
These are supposed to be whole numbers in the database
October 7, 2025 at 2:57 PM
These are supposed to be whole numbers in the database
Emojis, Japanese, and more all figured out
Works from canvas sizes ranging from 1.5x1.5 inch to 4x2 inches on Epson and Zebra printers
Works from canvas sizes ranging from 1.5x1.5 inch to 4x2 inches on Epson and Zebra printers
October 4, 2025 at 10:04 PM
Emojis, Japanese, and more all figured out
Works from canvas sizes ranging from 1.5x1.5 inch to 4x2 inches on Epson and Zebra printers
Works from canvas sizes ranging from 1.5x1.5 inch to 4x2 inches on Epson and Zebra printers
Found some furry art in Montreal
August 25, 2025 at 10:43 PM
Found some furry art in Montreal
mildly the stuff of 90's nightmares
June 23, 2025 at 2:49 PM
mildly the stuff of 90's nightmares
It is a very gentle introduction with many concepts restricted (no negative or imaginary values) for the audience
May 10, 2025 at 8:43 PM
It is a very gentle introduction with many concepts restricted (no negative or imaginary values) for the audience
Go to a furry convention
End up in a panel on quantum computing
Last year it was nuclear science
End up in a panel on quantum computing
Last year it was nuclear science
May 10, 2025 at 8:33 PM
Go to a furry convention
End up in a panel on quantum computing
Last year it was nuclear science
End up in a panel on quantum computing
Last year it was nuclear science
It is now 10 PM in Germany and they have to close the event. No time for questions.
March 27, 2025 at 9:00 PM
It is now 10 PM in Germany and they have to close the event. No time for questions.
Nvidia H100s implement TDX for this.
I have to wonder if there's virtual partitioning so a device can reserve / lease a context within itself to a virtual machine resident elsewhere, rather than the whole card.
I also have to wonder what the latency might be on connecting new sessions between
I have to wonder if there's virtual partitioning so a device can reserve / lease a context within itself to a virtual machine resident elsewhere, rather than the whole card.
I also have to wonder what the latency might be on connecting new sessions between
March 27, 2025 at 8:59 PM
Nvidia H100s implement TDX for this.
I have to wonder if there's virtual partitioning so a device can reserve / lease a context within itself to a virtual machine resident elsewhere, rather than the whole card.
I also have to wonder what the latency might be on connecting new sessions between
I have to wonder if there's virtual partitioning so a device can reserve / lease a context within itself to a virtual machine resident elsewhere, rather than the whole card.
I also have to wonder what the latency might be on connecting new sessions between
Zooming in, there's some back and forth on every party (device / cpu / vm) vetting each other.
VMs can also ask again for attestation in case
VMs can also ask again for attestation in case
March 27, 2025 at 8:57 PM
Zooming in, there's some back and forth on every party (device / cpu / vm) vetting each other.
VMs can also ask again for attestation in case
VMs can also ask again for attestation in case
While I appreciate the effort in accurately representing all of the context here, it is once again too much for a slide.
Complexity like this really reminds me that a user-facing computer is really just a distributed system of smaller computers that run their own code.
Complexity like this really reminds me that a user-facing computer is really just a distributed system of smaller computers that run their own code.
March 27, 2025 at 8:49 PM
While I appreciate the effort in accurately representing all of the context here, it is once again too much for a slide.
Complexity like this really reminds me that a user-facing computer is really just a distributed system of smaller computers that run their own code.
Complexity like this really reminds me that a user-facing computer is really just a distributed system of smaller computers that run their own code.
*literally reading the slide content and the state machine*
March 27, 2025 at 8:45 PM
*literally reading the slide content and the state machine*
The speaker windows keep getting moved around by the AV team to not obscure the cluttered presentation.
I get the sense that working at Intel has a lot of acronyms.
More talk about secured communication between devices on the PCI fabric.
I get the sense that working at Intel has a lot of acronyms.
More talk about secured communication between devices on the PCI fabric.
March 27, 2025 at 8:43 PM
The speaker windows keep getting moved around by the AV team to not obscure the cluttered presentation.
I get the sense that working at Intel has a lot of acronyms.
More talk about secured communication between devices on the PCI fabric.
I get the sense that working at Intel has a lot of acronyms.
More talk about secured communication between devices on the PCI fabric.
ARM has a better grasp of making slides with just enough content.
This is too much content. I understand it is a complex concept, but this presentation has too much detail.
Each of these points should be its own slide.
PCI express has encryption from point to point to prevent snooping
This is too much content. I understand it is a complex concept, but this presentation has too much detail.
Each of these points should be its own slide.
PCI express has encryption from point to point to prevent snooping
March 27, 2025 at 8:41 PM
ARM has a better grasp of making slides with just enough content.
This is too much content. I understand it is a complex concept, but this presentation has too much detail.
Each of these points should be its own slide.
PCI express has encryption from point to point to prevent snooping
This is too much content. I understand it is a complex concept, but this presentation has too much detail.
Each of these points should be its own slide.
PCI express has encryption from point to point to prevent snooping
They got told to switch to slide mode.
"Heterogeneous CPU and accelerator confidential computing standard" with Trust Domain Extensions
From my ignorant perspective I feel like this is just Intel shouting out a new concept they developed without collaboration, much like other "standards" have
"Heterogeneous CPU and accelerator confidential computing standard" with Trust Domain Extensions
From my ignorant perspective I feel like this is just Intel shouting out a new concept they developed without collaboration, much like other "standards" have
March 27, 2025 at 8:36 PM
They got told to switch to slide mode.
"Heterogeneous CPU and accelerator confidential computing standard" with Trust Domain Extensions
From my ignorant perspective I feel like this is just Intel shouting out a new concept they developed without collaboration, much like other "standards" have
"Heterogeneous CPU and accelerator confidential computing standard" with Trust Domain Extensions
From my ignorant perspective I feel like this is just Intel shouting out a new concept they developed without collaboration, much like other "standards" have
No time for questions online!
The next one is by Intel about TDX.
Remotely with zoom. They aren't presenting their slides properly. The audience must have a really difficult time.
The next one is by Intel about TDX.
Remotely with zoom. They aren't presenting their slides properly. The audience must have a really difficult time.
March 27, 2025 at 8:33 PM
No time for questions online!
The next one is by Intel about TDX.
Remotely with zoom. They aren't presenting their slides properly. The audience must have a really difficult time.
The next one is by Intel about TDX.
Remotely with zoom. They aren't presenting their slides properly. The audience must have a really difficult time.
Adding evidence to the protocol was straight forward. If there's multiple they are independently signed.
They picked noise because it is both minimal and flexible.
They picked noise because it is both minimal and flexible.
March 27, 2025 at 8:31 PM
Adding evidence to the protocol was straight forward. If there's multiple they are independently signed.
They picked noise because it is both minimal and flexible.
They picked noise because it is both minimal and flexible.
Hand off from on stage to remote within the same talk
About using noise to do attestation bidirectionally.
"Next slide please" *6 second delay*
(Literally how I feel about HLS)
About using noise to do attestation bidirectionally.
"Next slide please" *6 second delay*
(Literally how I feel about HLS)
March 27, 2025 at 8:28 PM
Hand off from on stage to remote within the same talk
About using noise to do attestation bidirectionally.
"Next slide please" *6 second delay*
(Literally how I feel about HLS)
About using noise to do attestation bidirectionally.
"Next slide please" *6 second delay*
(Literally how I feel about HLS)
Coloring and underlines to differentiate things in this almost ascii diagram
The most concise one I've seen yet, honestly.
The most concise one I've seen yet, honestly.
March 27, 2025 at 8:25 PM
Coloring and underlines to differentiate things in this almost ascii diagram
The most concise one I've seen yet, honestly.
The most concise one I've seen yet, honestly.