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by Ristovski 5y ago
Author here. Thanks for posting! I have done some progress since, just didn't have much time to churn out a Part 2 (soon™, maybe) Feel free to ask any questions
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by Ristovski 5y ago
Brendan Gregg is the author of most of the utilities, not bpf/ebpf itself. You can find a non-exhaustive list here: http://www.brendangregg.com/ebpf.html
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by Ristovski 5y ago
Isn't putting out the fire worse than just letting it burn off cleanly? The burning gas will most likely produce less air pollution that the effects of venting gas into the atmosphere. And it's not like they would have to put out
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by Ristovski 5y ago
Rendering performance is one of the few things left that Chrome has up its sleeve as an edge over their competitors (mainly Firefox), at least on Linux. Out of the box, Firefox has terrible rendering performance, not to mention hw-accelerat
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by Ristovski 5y ago
I sometimes wonder if one of the issues is all the testing being done on very powerful machines. "It's plenty fast on my machine!" is the new "It works on my machine!"
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by Ristovski 5y ago
> Can only share full screens and not individual windows At least on Chrome, the Teams screen sharing option summons the Chrome screen sharing dialog, which allows you to select either the whole desktop, individual windows or specific ta
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LVFS Skyrockets with More Than 100k Firmware Updates in One Day(phoronix.com)
1 points by Ristovski 5y ago|1 comments
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by Ristovski 5y ago
I also use https://github.com/black7375/Firefox-UI-Fix to tame the insane vertical (and horizontal!) padding. Might be worth checkout it out.
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Multi-generational LRU: the next generation(lwn.net)
3 points by Ristovski 5y ago|0 comments
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by Ristovski 6y ago
Okay, just noticed that the Windows exploits are independent, don't know how I missed that. The Android vs Linux part still stands though.
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by Ristovski 6y ago
> It also did not work on Linux and presumably not on Apple's ARM CPUs. Hmm, anyone else find this interesting? I haven't looked into the actual exploit itself yet, but having it work on Android, which has SELinux and/or o
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by Ristovski 6y ago
Blender on Linux with AMD GPUs works great. The only difference would be that nVidia cards can use 'Optix AI Denoising' for denoising both in Cycles (raytraced) and in Eevee (real time rendering) which is much faster than the naiv
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by Ristovski 6y ago
Is only React supported? Or is the architecture generalized enough where support for other languages can be implemented further on?
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by Ristovski 6y ago
I was able to find this, which appears to have been updated for 4.x kernels, https://github.com/jgraha8/ldd3-examples-modern
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by Ristovski 7y ago
Found Finch from Person of Interest :)
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by Ristovski 8y ago
This answers a question I had I guess. I thought with the new free-tier stuff like private repos - GH pages would still work :(
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by Ristovski 8y ago
There is a fuse-antifuse pair most likely. Think of it this way: You burn the bits "0001" into some fuse bank, which is mirrored in an anti-fuse bank that now equals "1110". You can burn the unburned fuses in the normal
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by Ristovski 9y ago
chrome://gpu I bet it's not using all of them. Open chrome://flags and enable "Override software rendering list" and restart. Then thank me later