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by Freaky 14y ago
20M? Doesn't alter your point, but a pair of 3-gen-old ATI graphics cards manage on the order of 5000-6000M: Hash type: MD5, Hash: 6df23dc03f9b54cc38a0fc1483df6e21 Device #0: [RV870] 850.00 Mhz 1600 SP Device #1: [RV870] 850.
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by Freaky 14y ago
Vim supports remote editing too, with netrw: http://vimdoc.sourceforge.net/htmldoc/pi_netrw.html
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by Freaky 14y ago
I used Solr for the previous generation of FreshBSD[0], and migrated to ElasticSearch and Tire over a year ago and haven't looked back. The docs for both ElasticSearch and Tire leave something to be desired, but it's still so much nicer to
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by Freaky 14y ago
Context switching isn't that big a deal, it's actually pretty good for responsiveness since everything isn't being serialised through a single thread. Compare/contrast animgifs on a busy Opera vs a busy Chrome - Opera will regularly freeze
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by Freaky 14y ago
> nowadays you can get a native Linux Kernel Module for ZFS Is it considered production ready yet? > I disagree about ports being as reliable as package management on Ubuntu. For me, it was always super hairy, even with years of Por
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by Freaky 14y ago
> The damn text box I am using in this browser to enter this comment is far more user-friendly than VIM. Either you're a terrible Vim user or you have a pretty awesome browser text box. I had to install a third party browser extension
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by Freaky 14y ago
I put this at the end of my ~/.profile: REALSHELLS="/usr/local/bin/zsh /usr/bin/zsh" for REALSHELL in $REALSHELLS; do if [ -e $REALSHELL ]; then if ! $REALSHELL -l; then echo "$REALSHELL exit $?" fi e
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by Freaky 14y ago
It's quite possible with .ini editing or some custom buttons: http://my.opera.com/Tamil/blog/full-screen-mode-with-toolbar...
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by Freaky 14y ago
I generally find Chrome likes to start falling over around the 3.5GB mark (as measured by chrome://memory) - larger images stop loading, pages stop rendering properly, and eventually it can end up crashing. Address space fragmentation I'm
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by Freaky 14y ago
> I stopped using fish a while ago, when it would crash whenever I opened a console session (so I couldn't do anything when X didn't start) This is why I launch my interactive shell from a failsafe /bin/sh instead of using chsh. If zsh
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by Freaky 14y ago
In the past 5 months I've downloaded via BitTorrent 35 music albums, 4 game patches, and 2 full games, all acquired legally.
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by Freaky 14y ago
It can be used offline if it's been loaded and cached - http://my.opera.com/dragonfly/blog/running-opera-dragonfly-o...
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by Freaky 14y ago
Ah, that's a good excuse. Thanks :)
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by Freaky 14y ago
Amusing thing about that page - it's full of '\$100', and uses Javascript to strip the \'s out, replacing them with empty <span> elements. Not sure I really want to know why...
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by Freaky 15y ago
Quick data point: DragonFlyBSD's HAMMER filesystem uses a periodic cronjob to garbage collect and otherwise maintains full history of writes.
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by Freaky 15y ago
I was with them for a few years. Reliable but slow - I don't think I ever saw more than 10Mbps in or out.
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by Freaky 15y ago
Slow and barely usable in stock Android Gingerbread and Honeycomb browsers, as well as Firefox mobile. Massive clipping errors in stock ICS browser render it unusable. Opera Mobile manages about the best, ignoring the lighting outright. H
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by Freaky 15y ago
Same with Opera and Chrome on my desktop. Firefox works at least.
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by Freaky 15y ago
> Covering the whole solution space would be an enormous (as compared to just huge) undertaking A HD 5870 can churn through MD5s at about 2.8 billion/sec - 62^8 inside 24 hours on a single unremarkable GPU.
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by Freaky 15y ago
The Ogg container is optional, and I can't say I've seen it used much, if ever - I gather its main use was for streaming. FLAC has its own metadata as part of the spec: http://flac.sourceforge.net/format.html#metadata_block
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by Freaky 15y ago
I can't remember the last time I crashed VirtualBox, browsing or not. Even with older 64-bit Flash. Only issue I recall is some snapshot breakage a while back. Yay anecdotes.
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by Freaky 15y ago
If it's mainly the performance you're after, have a look at JRuby. It's already a decent chunk faster than MRI/YARV, and with Java 7 and invokedynamic there's a lot more to look forward to and play with now. Last week one of the JRuby core
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by Freaky 15y ago
There's been a FreeBSD KVM port for years too, albeit more a proof of concept than anything: http://retis.sssup.it/~fabio/freebsd/lkvm/
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by Freaky 15y ago
It has half a dozen rendering modes too, due to various driver bugs and GPU performance profiles. There are massive threads on the forum of people trying different settings to squeeze out a few more FPS, especially on lower end hw.
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by Freaky 15y ago
> MD5 is a fast algo so that shouldn't take long for short passwords Indeed: http://www.golubev.com/hashgpu.htm On my pair of HD 5870's I get about 6.3 billion hashes/sec - with lowercase alphanumerics, that's up to 8 characters in ab
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by Freaky 15y ago
Ah, you might need the dev channel, I'm on 13.0.767.1.
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by Freaky 15y ago
about:flags
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by Freaky 15y ago
If you don't like macros (which are used quite a lot for this sort of thing - e.g. http://fxr.watson.org/fxr/source/sys/queue.h ), void pointers and function pointers go a long way too. Nobody's writing red-black trees from scratch for ev
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by Freaky 16y ago
Terminator ( http://www.tenshu.net/terminator/ - not to be confused with http://software.jessies.org/terminator/ ) can group terms similarly on systems with gtk.
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by Freaky 16y ago
Personally: games, foobar2000, sharper font rendering, and better hardware support -- Mini's and iMacs are too weak, the latter has a silly integrated monitor I don't want, and Mac Pro's are too over the top. OS X can't even use my keyboar

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