Ballas

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211.
by Ballas 6y ago
> because our fraudsters aren't dumb enough to pick sequential numbers That is quite a claim you make there!
212.
by Ballas 6y ago
I'm sure he is referring to "Vulcan Compute" as analogous to OpenGL compute [shaders].
213.
by Ballas 6y ago
I'm not entirely sure what you mean by "has some bad software editor" in the context of a USB device, but for reversing USB protocol, look at Wireshark: https://wiki.wireshark.org/CaptureSetup/USB
214.
by Ballas 6y ago
You clearly don't know me. It is a lot more likely to be my own fault!
215.
by Ballas 6y ago
You wrote that with such passion that I read the articles. As a caution to people think the font rendering is fine - DON'T read the articles! You cannot unsee it. Thanks for this very informative post!
216.
by Ballas 6y ago
Somehow I prefer the user experience in Linux. If something breaks, it's most likely due to my own doing.
217.
by Ballas 6y ago
I heard somebody mispronounce the color fuchsia as fucks-ya. Seems apt in this case?
218.
by Ballas 6y ago
The ink in the nozzles dry up and usually it takes several 'cleaning' sessions to get them all working again.
219.
by Ballas 6y ago
It is capitalized when used without a first name. (and the author is Hans de Zwart)
220.
by Ballas 6y ago
I have multiple mice and keyboards plugged in at once. This will do nicely.
221.
by Ballas 6y ago
Your display pipeline has more latency than 31.7ms...
222.
by Ballas 6y ago
Or rather he did not score well enough on their test to get to enter.
223.
by Ballas 6y ago
Despite the horrible click-bait title, it was actually an interesting read!
224.
by Ballas 6y ago
I could watch that all day long!
225.
by Ballas 6y ago
I guess it is referred to in that way to give the reader context as to why it is needed now.
226.
by Ballas 6y ago
What is different in this case is it is not really an energy storage system (at least that is not the main intended purpose), but only to provide stability to the grid frequency. A huge flywheel in a vacuum to provide a reference to million
227.
by Ballas 6y ago
It is to mimic the spinning turbine generators, which themselves act as flywheels, but in this case without the turbine part. The rotational inertia gives stability in that the frequency cannot suddenly change. I thought that was quite clea
228.
by Ballas 6y ago
I had the same issue with a cheap Orico that identifies as a Toshiba device ID 0080:a001. In UAS mode it would work for a couple of seconds and start to fail, dropping transfer speed to a couple of hundred kB/s
229.
by Ballas 6y ago
That has not been my experience at all. I find it easier to plug in USB-C in the dark.
230.
by Ballas 6y ago
That really does seem like an implementation issue and not a connector standard issue. Connectors should at least be secured with through-hole pins for the casing IMHO.
231.
by Ballas 6y ago
That seems to have been changing quite a bit in the last couple of years. Just look at the Zephyrus 14.
232.
by Ballas 6y ago
I regularly get 80-200MB/s on my 8 core 7700HQ, though it is likely limited by disk speed.
233.
by Ballas 6y ago
Looking at the puny heatsink on this card, I call that pretty impressive performance/watt. (Note that the heatsink is on the FPGA, not the actual gzip accelerator chip.)
234.
by Ballas 6y ago
Meters per second as a unit for measuring latency? Although, it does fit in with the unit mangling done by the rep...
235.
by Ballas 6y ago
Or a C implementation for the same reason...
236.
by Ballas 6y ago
For the trackpoint, just look for a replacement thinkpad keyboard with one - that is the cheapest way to get the part, usually for about $15. I have a bunch of keyboards running TMK with trackpoints.
237.
by Ballas 6y ago
Warranty is prepaid, not free.
238.
by Ballas 6y ago
F6 everywhere else
239.
by Ballas 6y ago
I think you can still achieve the same using xinput to set the appropriate accel profile and speed. (And coordinate transformation matrix should be identity matrix)
240.
by Ballas 6y ago
It is probably because Hutterer was also one of the maintainer of xf86-input-evdev, xf86-input-synaptics and now libinput. (AFAIK)

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