ArcVRArthur

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by ArcVRArthur 5y ago
GVT-g uses KVMgt. Intel has not yet upstreamed their patches.
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Show HN: vGPU and SR-IOV on consumer GPUs(arccompute.com)
203 points by ArcVRArthur 5y ago|78 comments
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Libvf.io: Commodity GPU Multiplexing Driven by VFIO and YAML(arccompute.com)
3 points by ArcVRArthur 5y ago|0 comments
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by ArcVRArthur 5y ago
I think the most reasonable solution to this problem is to not purchase Apple products for a few years given how they have responded to criticism and promoted the characterization of privacy advocates as "screeching voices". I was
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by ArcVRArthur 6y ago
Free open source software funded by donations is evil because it undermines Google’s ads business. Free must be free with ads, not free with donations. Richard Stallman was right. :^)
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by ArcVRArthur 6y ago
I agree entirely.
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by ArcVRArthur 6y ago
One of many. matrix.org/clients
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by ArcVRArthur 6y ago
Element.io rebranded from Riot.
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by ArcVRArthur 6y ago
This is very disruptive to me. Our business chose to use Element because of the privacy and interoperability functions it afforded us through end-to-end encryption and the bridges feature (matrix.org/bridges).
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by ArcVRArthur 6y ago
The internet has been going poorly for awhile. I don’t see how we’ll get off this track where the large crush and silence the small. I’m not sold on IPFS, GunDB, Zeronet, ect... My guess is federated XMPP or RSS might be a few of the only v
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by ArcVRArthur 6y ago
nitter.net still allows you to view tweets without JavaScript. Just replace the twitter.com part of the tweet URL.
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by ArcVRArthur 6y ago
Perhaps now may be the appropriate time to begin transitioning my friend group on Matrix over to XMPP.
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by ArcVRArthur 6y ago
I hate to keep saying "I told you so" but I've had many conversations at Oculus Connect & elsewhere about the abject failure of 3DoF with few people seriously considering that the market has spoken. 6DoF standalone VR is
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EFF: A Declaration of Independence of Cyberspace (1996)(open.lbry.com)
2 points by ArcVRArthur 7y ago|0 comments
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by ArcVRArthur 7y ago
Hmm. Perhaps that would be better to mention in the thread so as to allow people to consider that for themselves. Flagging the thread based on a disagreement about the validity of the source material seems counter-productive and like someth
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by ArcVRArthur 7y ago
Why was this flagged?
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by ArcVRArthur 7y ago
OpenBSD-current users are not only NOT affected by this, actually they just got Pledge and Unveil support in Firefox 71. https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-ports-cvs&m=157539245010077&w=2 If you don't know about Ple
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by ArcVRArthur 7y ago
I think backward compatibility is a feature, and the lack of it can be considered an anti-feature as I mentioned in the article: > As nice as backward compatibility is from a user convenience perspective when this feature comes as a resu
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by ArcVRArthur 7y ago
I actually think the opposite is true. Typically customers choose MacOS over Windows (when price is no object). The features in the Darwin/XNU systems are certainly very customer focused. Having said that anecdotally I think that while
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Learning from OpenBSD can make computers marginally less horrible(telegra.ph)
220 points by ArcVRArthur 7y ago|127 comments
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by ArcVRArthur 7y ago
I saw this coming long ago. I wrote this on June 7th 2018: https://arccompute.com/blog/why-augmented-reality-is-not-rea...
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by ArcVRArthur 7y ago
A quick ctrl-f returns 0 results for "8200", "Israel" while it returns 1 result for "adware". This article centres around the details pertaining to the company's operations in and around 2016 when it launc
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PIA VPN to be acquired by malware company founded by former Israeli spy(telegra.ph)
1004 points by ArcVRArthur 7y ago|359 comments