TD-Linux

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by TD-Linux 10y ago
AMP pages are prioritized in search results.
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by TD-Linux 10y ago
That's an awfully big generalization to post on an internet commenting system.
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by TD-Linux 10y ago
Mining is not a race - in fact, the mining being progress-free is a really important part of PoW. If you have a low power setup, you have a very small chance of winning the reward, but it's proportional to your power over the total net
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by TD-Linux 10y ago
Probably things like spectrograms, waveforms, etc. For a lot of effects it doesn't really pay to GPU accelerate their drawing - in this case looks like REAPER is using custom drawing code into an image, but the compositing these image
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by TD-Linux 10y ago
A lot of manufacturers have parts designed as drop in replacements for older parts, sometimes even with similar looking part numbers. Another thing that I often do is use Digikey's search and check their stock quantity to find out what
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by TD-Linux 10y ago
You might only need to spin the motor in one direction.
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by TD-Linux 10y ago
No, in fact in that circuit the PN2222 is the only thing limiting current to your LED. If you switch that to a MOSFET you'll blow up your LED unless you add a series resistor. (are you sure you aren't already giving too much curre
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by TD-Linux 10y ago
Digikey does have the gate capacitance, just specified in a weird way - gate charge @ voltage. Most higher power FETs are always specified @ 10V gate, so it's directly equivalent.
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by TD-Linux 10y ago
Nothing, but iPhones only load software signed by Apple (on the app store), so said alternative SDK would be useless as Apple won't sign software made with it (and regardless, they won't sign an alternative browser engine as a mat
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by TD-Linux 10y ago
It's not a restriction on JITs that's the problem (though certainly it would be a limitation), it's this: “Apps that browse the web must use the iOS WebKit framework and WebKit Javascript.”
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by TD-Linux 10y ago
>In some countries what you just did would be considered a crime. I, for one, am happy that I live in a country where I don't have to worry about being prosecuted for making HN comments.
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by TD-Linux 10y ago
I'm pretty sure that's not the expected behavior :) Do you have a test case?
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by TD-Linux 10y ago
Blender has my favorite release notes: https://www.blender.org/features/2-78/ Though that's cheating a bit because it's easier to get pretty pictures of features in Blender.
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by TD-Linux 10y ago
Another example is Mesa, where chips like the Raspberry Pi's VC4 and Adreno support desktop OpenGL because Mesa already has much of the plumbing in place, whereas the proprietary drivers only implement ES.
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by TD-Linux 10y ago
I think the complaints about peripheral source are valid, but they have had it running on silicon for months, so the answer to "will it work" is pretty clear.
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by TD-Linux 10y ago
Yes and no, there's a standard API called D-Bus. If you want to browse it you can run a program like D-Feet and choose "session bus". It's not tied to a particular language though, rather you need bindings to it. In addi
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by TD-Linux 10y ago
That doesn't work - that gets you Dropbox's resized and recompressed version, which breaks the effect (likely it strips the ICC profile)
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by TD-Linux 10y ago
I have a 15" laptop with a 2880x1620 display, which I use at 2x but it is definitely in the awkward zone. I imagine 4K would be just about right.
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by TD-Linux 10y ago
More like one week on the market. The first boards shipped the 23rd of December.
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by TD-Linux 10y ago
Probably just the wifi TSF: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timing_Synchronization_Functio... Notably used by the Wii U: https://patchwork.kernel.org/patch/5865651/
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by TD-Linux 10y ago
You can only assume a MTU of about 1500 bytes, unfortunately. However, instead of sending each packet effectively twice as in the original article, you can use FEC to require only 2 of 3 packets to be received for example [1]. But yeah, Web
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by TD-Linux 10y ago
They only guarantee it until October 2016 according to this website: https://support.google.com/nexus/answer/4457705?hl=en I guess they are extending support for it.
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by TD-Linux 10y ago
Same thing on my Nexus 7, plus the orientation doesn't always work (these things broke in updates, I believe). Of course now the two years of updates are gone. I could have bought a Nexus 9 when these problems cropped up, but if I had
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by TD-Linux 10y ago
From Javascript, you can look at the available ICE candidates and discard the TCP ones (and if none are left, display an error message).
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by TD-Linux 10y ago
You mean all the workarounds like ICE, STUN, TURN, UDP hole punching, etc that you would have to implement yourself if you didn't use WebRTC?
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by TD-Linux 10y ago
Anonymity and decentralization are two different things, you can have one and not the other. For example, Bitcoin and most other cryptocurrencies has decentralization (mining) but only weak anonymity (all transactions are public). The decen
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by TD-Linux 10y ago
You can if you have cheap electricity. The biggest downside is that you'll need ASICs, and only one company publicly sells them. Naturally, they are priced such that your margins will be hair thin.
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by TD-Linux 10y ago
Do you actually need to do baseband sampling? It might be cheaper to bandpass and downconvert the received signal with an analog network first.
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by TD-Linux 10y ago
But it uses the libvpx decoder, not ffvp9. https://blogs.gnome.org/rbultje/2014/02/22/the-worlds-fastes... Also check that you're getting the same resolution on both. H.264 requires more bits, so yo
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by TD-Linux 10y ago
I don't see how VP9 hardware decoders shipping late means that H.265 wins? There's zero H.265 content on the web right now, so if anything H.265 would need to catch up. Also, the ffvp9 software decoder in Firefox is quite effici

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