Oowee1Ee

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   by Oowee1Ee 8y ago

   It depends on the hardware. There may be offloading for h.264, VP8, for different profiles and for encoding or decoding. But not all combinations are available on all machines. So software decoding may still be needed. Now software decoders
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   by Oowee1Ee 8y ago

   > the most limited resource that modern civilization depends on is human ingenuity The most limited resource are ecospheres. We currently only have one of those. Overtax that one up and things go downhill.
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   by Oowee1Ee 8y ago

   That 20 page document is most likely needed to counter FUD on the management level, not to inform developers.
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   by Oowee1Ee 8y ago

   IPv6 does not really help with user tracking. IPv6 privacy extensions rotate the suffix your browser uses for outgoing connections on a daily basis. And it's enabled by default on most operating systems. It was somewhat broken for a wh
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   by Oowee1Ee 8y ago

   Change prefix, keep the suffix.
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   by Oowee1Ee 8y ago

   > And yet, even in this position, I think having IPv6 native inside of a production network isn't absolutely necessary Not necessary, but it could be quite useful. The 64bit suffix of ULA addresses lets you group your containers int
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   by Oowee1Ee 8y ago

   Why should they? Java development is more open now than it has ever been and non-oracle entities have already taken on larger roles than before. To me it looks like things are working.