MayeulC

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by MayeulC 2y ago
See: https://github.com/gpuweb/gpuweb/wiki/Implementation-Status#... (I got there from Chromium's console). On Linux, I had to go to chrome://flags/#skia-graphite and chrome://fl
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by MayeulC 3y ago
> It does imply if you go this route that you are stuck with a single monitor setup Not if you use DP-MST (DisplayPort Multi-Stream Transport, to "daisy-chain" monitors).
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by MayeulC 3y ago
You can also pan the camera around, and even follow stars as they pass by, if you are quick enough with your mouse (or if you don't fly too fast).
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by MayeulC 3y ago
It supports it, it's pretty hit-or-miss though. You need to right-click on the feed in the web interface → "full text". The library it uses is a port of Mozilla's "reader mode" (readability.js) feature in Firef
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by MayeulC 3y ago
I think I'll wait for an F-Droid release before trying this: https://github.com/msasikanth/twine/issues/38 I currently use Nextcloud News, but it's a bit slow (especially with my 50k+ unread items),
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by MayeulC 3y ago
I think this is the color (wavelength) that corresponds to the sun's emissivity peak (irradiance in W/m²). The fact that our eyes are most sensitive to green is probably not an accident, but is it due to the color of leaves, or is
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by MayeulC 3y ago
VLC has been working on a WASM version so yah, that seems likely.
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by MayeulC 3y ago
Nah, kernel coding style counts tabs as 8 characters for indentation purposes. It is also discouraged to nest conditional structures too deeply. Here's the very opinionated documentation: https://www.kernel.org/doc&#x2F
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by MayeulC 3y ago
PLC-enabled smart meters ("Linky") are the norm in France. I am pretty sure I also heard multiple times that PLC was used to transmit some data to equipment along high-voltage lines.
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by MayeulC 3y ago
Indeed, the friction coefficient is different in case of static (stiction) and sliding contacts: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friction I was curious about your statement, so I looked it up: > ABS increases stoppin
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by MayeulC 3y ago
> Wi-Fi NAN I have been very interested in this. Sadly, finding hardware that supports it (both HW and SW) seems quite hard at the moment. This stackoverflow answer mentions a few, but I have no idea about software support: https:/
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by MayeulC 3y ago
I was also pleasantly surprised to see that the "C" locale seems to default to metric units and a 24-hours date format.
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by MayeulC 3y ago
Pssst... You over-corrected > 278 °K to 283 °K, There's no ° symbol before the kelvin unit, just a regular non-breaking space if you want to be SI-compliant.
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by MayeulC 3y ago
I found EveryDoor a bit easier to use on mobile than Vespucci, at least for small edits. Now, you piqued my curiosity with your mention of newer Android phones. Are they RTK-capable? Do you have a few good references on that? There are coll
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by MayeulC 3y ago
Not necessarily smart. Here (France), most water heaters can be controlled with an extra "pilot" wire, or closing a circuit. It has been common practice since maybe the 60s to have multiple mettering rates, and a dry contact (rela
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by MayeulC 3y ago
This says more about the industry than about solar panels, you could say this about any product. There isn't anything inherently carbon-intensive about solar panel production. And if you compare the distribution of these solar panels w
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by MayeulC 3y ago
> yes it's over 2kloc for a triangle - that's Vulkan for you My understanding is that VK_EXT_shader_object should make such examples simpler? https://www.khronos.org/blog/you-can-use-vulkan-without-pipe...
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by MayeulC 3y ago
This seems to come from there: https://github.com/KhronosGroup/antora-ui-khronos/blob/e6d03... This css seems shared across multiple sites, so I'd be afraid of breaking one of them if not introducing yet
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by MayeulC 3y ago
It is about that and a lot of other things, but it usually involves being able to dynamically scale up your bandwidth and compute power to cope with the incoming flood. A lot of DDoS traffic isn't actual HTTP traffic, it can be garbage
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by MayeulC 3y ago
I think I've really picked the worst time to finish my PhD thesis and go on the semiconductor job market... Though I think it will delay me by a few months at worst.
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by MayeulC 3y ago
They work for me too, despite my slightly hardened browser (firefox, private browsing, no third party cookies, resist finger printing, adblock plus, LibReditect replacing Youtube Embeds with Invidious ones). I was unsure about the 3D aspect
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by MayeulC 3y ago
IIRC AMD doesn't validate the ECC functionality on their ryzen chips? So you could theoretically end up with a defective ECC circuitry if unlucky. I think that was the case for the first generations, it may also have changed or I may b
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by MayeulC 3y ago
Female (host) USB-A orientation is not always consistent, thought, which adds to the confusion. Thought the orientation you de scribe is the most common zone, I can recall at l'East two devices (laptop and desktop) where it was reverse
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by MayeulC 3y ago
I'd say that bandwidth matters less than latency for performance. Both are good, but this is part of the reason why we see ever-increasing cache sizes, and memory physically closer to the CPU. Edit: Of course, it depends on the benchma
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by MayeulC 3y ago
> Hetzner lists 2a01:4f8:c012:175e::/64 as the IPv6 for my VPS Yup, that's the address prefix, 64 bit long as indicated by the /64. Your VPS can therefore be configured with 2^(128-64)=2^64 IP addresses, as long as they st
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by MayeulC 3y ago
Browser automation is useful for testing, both for web developers and browser developers.
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by MayeulC 3y ago
> Those that have caused space ships to explode It's funny you should mention this, as it immediately brings [1] to my mind. This well-known incident was due to type-checking, with acceptable ranges defined ahead of time for some ty
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by MayeulC 3y ago
Can't you provide DNS servers as part of router advertisement packets ? RFC8106
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by MayeulC 3y ago
You don't need to refresh non-DRAM memories though. I agree that some regions risk being R/W more than others, so memory controllers should indeed perform some kind of wear levelling, but otherwise I find it hard to imagine trilli
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by MayeulC 3y ago
This is not what I said at all. I performed a test again. This is on a 1920x1080p screen, which is pretty standard. Firefox progressively shrinks tabs, until there are 21 or so. Then, you can scroll the tab bar left and right with the scrol

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