TD-Linux

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by TD-Linux 10y ago
It would be more likely to be used with Hollywood movies, where the world is still flat and of course users should be glad that they have been granted the privilege of audio at all.
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by TD-Linux 10y ago
Most popular desktop GPUs have been pretty well reverse engineered (or implemented from documentation) in Mesa, so you really can go and look at the nitty gritty details, and write assembly language if you so like. The VC4 is also a fun tar
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by TD-Linux 10y ago
No, broadcast and Blu-ray 4k specs specify the BT.2020 color space. Of course, you could argue that neither of those are relevant to an iPad.
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by TD-Linux 10y ago
Check out about:crashes, you can submit a dump to the trace servers and get a backtrace that will tell you where it's crashing, and make it easy to file a bug report. (if you're using a distro provided build, it might be more invo
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by TD-Linux 10y ago
Yeah, I really like this style, especially for GUI intensive apps. Some other open source projects with similar release notes: Krita: https://krita.org/krita-2-9-the-kickstarter-release/ Blender: https://www
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
If you have H.265 content then yes - but no one currently uses H.265 on websites.
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
Well, it makes sense because Arch's policy is to follow upstream with minimal patches, so they would wait for the new kernel to fix the bug rather than applying a patch themselves. If you don't like this policy, you might want to
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
Even in the US, it doesn't really make sense. Especially with the Xeon parts. You do get a much nicer integrated GPU though, if you use that.
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
No, they use a bunch of nonstandard extensions to WebRTC that basically amounts to the plugin. This is why the plugin is required on Firefox, even though it supports WebRTC. https://webrtchacks.com/hangout-analysis-philipp-h
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
Hopefully it doesn't come with homegrown not-actually-free-software license that their other 3D video repos had. https://github.com/facebook/transform
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
One obvious one: rather than consuming tons of power hashing, miners buy Intel chips. Hashrate in Bitcoin is equivalent to number of Intel CPUs owned in this scheme. The Intel CPUs are mostly idle, so use very little power. There are a lot
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
The introduction in the actual code actually explains it. It's not yet another rebadged Bitcoin Core codebase. http://intelledger.github.io/introduction.html The security model is totally different than Bitcoin - it&#x
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
Electric motors are usually torque limited (especially modern inverter driven ones), so they have a constant maximum torque throughout their speed range. However, this means that at higher speeds, they are able to deliver more power, so gea
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
But that was done by Computers, not Things on the Internet. Maybe we need another Alice Corp. vs CLS Bank, but for Things on the Internet?
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
I have some bad news for you...
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
The title bar shows bash.exe. So probably not a Linux binary executable, but a Windows port, like Cygwin or msys? EDIT: Here's another source that claims they are unmodified Linux ELF binaries: http://blog.dustinkirkland.com
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
Other SLA printers like the Form 1 and 2 from Formlabs also cure with (barely) visible light technically (405nm laser). It normally doesn't cure fast enough for the problem you describe to be a problem, though stray light will in gener
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
Except that then your smartphone screen would need to emit UV light, which it doesn't.
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
You can still use it via Javascript that repackages the MPEG-TS into MP4 files. However, DASH or a similar home-rolled solution could potentially avoid the repackaging.
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
The unfortunate bit about the connector patents is that they scare off the more reputable cloners, leaving only the ones who really don't care.
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
The GPLv3 solves this by not preventing you from implementing DRM, but granting you the right to circumvent any DRM implemented with the software.
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
CyanogenMod is by far the most popular AOSP derivative right now.
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
Your two examples are not equivalent at all. Video conferencing is generally designed for very low delays, whereas Youtube live streaming has a many second delay. This is critical to improving quality - not only can fancier video compressio
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
Here's another example, using more modern codecs: https://brionv.com/misc/ogv.js/demo/ It's used in production on Wikipedia: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:TimedMediaH
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
I think this is definitely an improvement over the wasm varint implementation. However, wasm bytecode is almost always going to be delivered compressed with gzip or brotli, so measurements of compression and speed should be taken after thos
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
I think what you're after is that the impedance matters a great deal - a high voltage but high impedance source will drop in voltage a lot and not deliver a large current into the body. In both examples I gave, the PSU DC bus and the c
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
Right, but how many amps are flowing through a wire isn't going to change how badly it electrocutes you.
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
Your computer power supply has a ~400 volt rail in it. Are you unwilling to ever open a desktop computer? The Tesla battery has contactors inside of it, so you'll only have 400V live when the car is on. Additionally, assuming the HV is
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
>The miners are supposed to accept the "tallest" chain. The tallest valid chain. A chain with block sizes exceeding the max won't be considered valid.
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by TD-Linux 11y ago
Someone actually created something like that using proof-of-stake (proof of controlling Bitcoins): http://bitcoinocracy.com/

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