KyleSanderson

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by KyleSanderson 3y ago
What? They absolutely still do, it's through Lenovo and IBM still writes the majority of firmware and drivers for it.
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by KyleSanderson 3y ago
Lyfgenia’s approval came with a black box warning about the possibility that patients who receive the therapy might later develop blood cancer and should be monitored for that risk. Two patients in trials of the drug died of blood cancers,
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by KyleSanderson 3y ago
https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/pull/15529#pullrequestreview-... Honestly, ZFS is the best thing on the (Free)BSDs only... On Linux it doesn't even use the page cache, and you conflict severely with L2ARC
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by KyleSanderson 3y ago
It's likely that they do - and it's reported at her standup what their team is working on.
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by KyleSanderson 3y ago
Not diminishing the article at all, there's massive value I've gained from leveraging this runtime solution in multiple projects: https://github.com/antonmedv/expr The language is easy enough for people to pi
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by KyleSanderson 3y ago
which distro? it should just work out of the box.
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by KyleSanderson 3y ago
Everytime this pops up, it always reminds me about the cafe program which just had MAC authentication. https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/valve-hacker-arrested
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by KyleSanderson 3y ago
Erasure Coding when it lands should be pretty solid. Until then per-directory data replicas is the killer feature for me (Music has 3, Documents has 5, Downloads has 1). Something to be very excited about with full compression and encryptio
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by KyleSanderson 3y ago
It's just silliness (attitudes, versus technical merit) blocking it now. The only thing stopping it is if something happens to Kent. https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-Torvalds-Bcachefs-Review
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by KyleSanderson 3y ago
bcachefs is the near future for Linux here. https://bcachefs.org/
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by KyleSanderson 3y ago
The email makes sense, because that's the primary means of communication for your amazon profile. The phone number is no where to be found, and was clearly given.
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Amazon is giving all of your personal information to courier companies
59 points by KyleSanderson 3y ago|48 comments
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by KyleSanderson 3y ago
If you fly Air Canada, they'll have you believe that a single light in one of the three the restrooms is a critical safety concern, and that's the reason for your 6 hour delay without compensation.
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by KyleSanderson 3y ago
The thing that's missing from the article is that they did no security advisory announcement for the July 5th release (they have a mailing list), and instead hid it in a service pack. Overall just terrible behaviour around security.
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by KyleSanderson 3y ago
2021.
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by KyleSanderson 3y ago
Yeah, it's gone. Worked with a guy pre-Intel. The current tree has loads of bugs from a couple students tinkering for their projects (it even working is in question). Like others have mentioned, Intel is the only (large) organisation a
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by KyleSanderson 3y ago
Quad9 definitely does not need funding. PCH and IBM fund them fully, with the analytics behind it.
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by KyleSanderson 3y ago
It isn't. It's a pure driver bug with all of these. There's a pending patch to clear the MSI registers on disconnect that I'm planning on driving to testing tomorrow. I hounded them for 4 months by sending full stacks wi
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by KyleSanderson 3y ago
In the event the folks behind PC Engines sees this, thank you.
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by KyleSanderson 4y ago
It is paywalled, and starts after a couple paragraphs.
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by KyleSanderson 4y ago
They used to be glitchy, I've had okay success with them. The igc module (new igb) is a buggy nightmare on Linux with the kmod maintainers having no idea how to run a speed test with forwarding to also kernel panic... It's really
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by KyleSanderson 4y ago
Nothing kills disks faster than spinning them down.
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by KyleSanderson 4y ago
Discord has supported Push to Talk since 2016 (on Windows atleast), if not earlier...
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by KyleSanderson 4y ago
Yeah, looks OK.
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by KyleSanderson 4y ago
A JIT what?
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by KyleSanderson 4y ago
In the US, yes.
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by KyleSanderson 4y ago
You still need the premium package for this. It maxes at 1080p with no HDR on the standard package.
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by KyleSanderson 4y ago
I feel blessed that my intro was the Z80...
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by KyleSanderson 4y ago
the author used to ship latency sensitive software with -fPIC... great that they're advocating for this now, but major stalls were very common with their implementations.
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by KyleSanderson 4y ago
Apply the entire series... That's what was likely tested the most.

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