TD-Linux

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by TD-Linux 5y ago
Linux still has a lot of assumptions baked into the page size. Power9 and some aarch64 systems have 16kB pages, but occasionally you run into some corner cases - for example, you can't mount a btrfs partition created on a x86 machine o
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Upgrading images on Vimeo(medium.com)
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by TD-Linux 5y ago
As long as the initial state of the network is fixed, the compressed output will be identical every time.
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by TD-Linux 5y ago
They removed the ability on some of their newer calculators, after you made that repository. E.g. the TI-84 Plus CE: https://www.theverge.com/2020/5/27/21271625/texas-instrument...
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by TD-Linux 5y ago
libavif (and the libraries that back it) have a speed parameter to control the CPU/quality tradeoff. Have you tried tweaking that and seeing if you get acceptable speed?
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by TD-Linux 5y ago
The difference between the AOM license and React license is that the React license terminates if you sue Facebook for any patent infringement, whereas the AOM license only terminates if you sue an AOM user for an AV1-related patent.
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by TD-Linux 5y ago
AV1 has some support for progressive images as well. It hasn't been used much in AVIF yet, though there are a couple of PRs that contain some sample images encoded progressively: https://github.com/AOMediaCodec/av1
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by TD-Linux 5y ago
I also have 1.1.3. Maybe what's missing is the libreoffice package? It seems like all these types are provided by /usr/share/mime/packages/libreoffice.xml on my system (which is read by update-mime-types). Argu
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by TD-Linux 5y ago
Is the OP's install missing a bunch of MIME entries or something? I can't reproduce the examples given for xdg-mime on Fedora 34, e.g. $ xdg-mime query filetype file.docx application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wo
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by TD-Linux 6y ago
There are a couple of FIFO "mailboxes" and spinlock registers between the two cores - I imagine they expect most of the synchronization to happen via that. It is a bit weird of a configuration though - is this the first dual core
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by TD-Linux 6y ago
UFI does actually support 1.2MB! This is because many Japanese computers, like the PC-98, spun their 3.5 inch floppies at 360rpm to match the sector layouts of the 5.25 inch one. Many USB floppy drives support this - if you insert a 3.5 inc
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by TD-Linux 6y ago
VLC also has blocklists, e.g. https://code.videolan.org/videolan/vlc/-/blob/master/modules... https://code.videolan.org/videolan/vlc/-/blob/master/modules...
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by TD-Linux 6y ago
Doesn't seem to be the case at least in Rockbox, ATRAC is less efficient than Vorbis or MP3: https://www.rockbox.org/wiki/CodecPerformanceComparison
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by TD-Linux 6y ago
Although not based on die photos AFAIK, there is a cycle accurate SystemVerilog core. https://github.com/ijor/fx68k
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by TD-Linux 6y ago
If you want thinner than normal Cat6 but can handle a bit more than 0.9mm, there is also thin Cat6 available: https://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=34213 It's 2.6mm diameter, and I had success running it between baseb
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by TD-Linux 6y ago
There's more information here: https://www.ukimediaevents.com/publication/955cc42f/30 They said that all four tires combined lost 1.8kg, which implies they only drove 340km? Also, this is literally based on m
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by TD-Linux 6y ago
Someone did this scam even at a local Best Buy. When I returned it, they unpack it and scan the barcode on the case, but of course not on the actual HDD. (the person doing the scam didn't even do a good job, and broke some of the plast
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by TD-Linux 6y ago
This pops out the <video> element, so it works on 100% of websites with one. You can use tools like youtube-dl to extract/convert a lot of websites' video to a playlist compatible with external players, but it will never hav
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by TD-Linux 6y ago
It can't. (on some platforms, the video ends up on a compositor subsurface, but so can many other portions of an app so trying to make a PiP feature out of that would probably not work well)
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by TD-Linux 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Efficiency_Video_Coding#P... $0.20 for MPEG-LA, $0.40 for HEVC Advance, and "call us" for Technicolor and Velos Media. $0.99 doesn't sound far off.
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by TD-Linux 6y ago
The Hub75 boards are great, but aren't really comparable to the ulx3s as they have extremely limited I/O options (a whole ton of output-only TTL level shifters, + 2 gigabit interfaces). Great if your project fits into those constr
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by TD-Linux 6y ago
Yeah I also DIY'd one and it makes an excellent dev kit - the right combo of peripherals in a small footprint. It also has a lot of IO's on normal 0.1" headers so it's a good starting point if you want to stack it on top
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by TD-Linux 6y ago
Yes, there are currently 4 copies of the assembly - for AVX2, SSSE3, 64-bit NEON, and 32-bit NEON. There will likely be more as future architectures get added.
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by TD-Linux 6y ago
The assembly is not safe but it is used with safe wrappers. Likewise, there are some custom data structures (specifically for tiling) that are internally implemented with unsafe code (just like libstd's data structures). Fortunately th
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by TD-Linux 6y ago
I think the article author is mixing up HLS tools and HDLs. HLS tools convert some subset of C to a hardware implementation, and thought that Chisel/SpinalHDL were converting Scala to hardware. But they are really just HDLs implemented
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by TD-Linux 6y ago
It is more complicated because there are more compounds to recover, and the batteries have a finer structure, but you can still do a broadly similar process. Compare lead-acid recycling: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxCFD
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by TD-Linux 6y ago
That is the date of an ISO resolution to split MPEG into several separate working groups, a political decision (which doesn't disband MPEG in any way). A bit more detail: https://twitter.com/enginetankard/status&#x
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by TD-Linux 6y ago
>One simple example. Click to select, press the Delete key to delete. Works pretty much everywhere. But no, Blender wants you to press X Both of these examples work as you'd expect in Blender 2.8+. You may want to try out a new vers
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by TD-Linux 6y ago
eBay's technique does not use WebRTC at all.
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by TD-Linux 6y ago
Fedora even enabled it by default: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/EnableEarlyoom

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