YakBizzarro

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by YakBizzarro 2y ago
Oh yes, I could mot agree more. We moved from Antora/asciidoc to mkdocs/markdown. Overall the situation improved (better HTML, faster builds, syntax highlighting of code,...) but I miss how good writing in asciidoc was
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by YakBizzarro 2y ago
It looks nice, even though I don't have so much ram on my Amiga 500...
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by YakBizzarro 2y ago
Wrong copy paste :)
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The AMD Zen 5 Microarchitecture(anandtech.com)
8 points by YakBizzarro 2y ago|2 comments
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by YakBizzarro 2y ago
Root was zone of the reasons to decide to not study particle physics
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by YakBizzarro 2y ago
Despite the similar name, in Delft they were not looking at fundamental particles, but at quasiparticles in a solid state system. So, similar equations, but completly different physics
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by YakBizzarro 2y ago
the ground pin is not about power, is about the isolation type of the appliance. Appliances class II don't require ground, for example https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appliance_classes
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by YakBizzarro 2y ago
Just a masterpiece. The graphics and musical are just wonderful and inspiring. Enigms are good and the story solid. Plus I played it when I was young, so it's special to me
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AMD 2nd Gen Versal Devices(community.amd.com)
6 points by YakBizzarro 3y ago|0 comments
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by YakBizzarro 3y ago
Interesting product. It seems they ported some feature from the Versal family, like the hard LPDDR controller and the new XP5IO, so not just a cut down version of the bigger Artix
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Unsealed court doc shows why Apple rejected Microsoft's offer to buy Bing(arstechnica.com)
2 points by YakBizzarro 3y ago|0 comments
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Microprocessor History – AMD K5(wccftech.com)
9 points by YakBizzarro 3y ago|0 comments
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Fossil Is Quitting Smartwatches(slashdot.org)
2 points by YakBizzarro 3y ago|1 comments
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by YakBizzarro 3y ago
The M148dw is a semiprofessional printer,so it doesn't have all the typical hp crap. You can even allow 3rd party toner and disallow firmware upgrades
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by YakBizzarro 3y ago
Yes, but Italy is a parliamentary republic, the president has only a ceremonial/ guarantee role. Governments/parliaments last much less, maximum 5 years, but often way less
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by YakBizzarro 3y ago
Much clearer, thanks :)
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by YakBizzarro 3y ago
And so? It seems to me a very legit wish, they have tons of code to rewrite for little benefit. And this is the extreme opposite of just complaining: they took their critical missing component, ported to the new ide and released for everyon
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AMD starts bringing its own tiny CPU cores to new Ryzen 7040 laptop chips(arstechnica.com)
71 points by YakBizzarro 3y ago|42 comments
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by YakBizzarro 3y ago
That's the sad reality of most grants today
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by YakBizzarro 3y ago
The only result will be that the router of my neighbor, provided by his ISP, will happily reports the inside of my apartment. Sorry, I can be excited for a radar-based controller for a console, but as part of wifi, I can't really find
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by YakBizzarro 3y ago
Swiss don't break rules because there are speed cameras everywhere and fines are huge. But as soon they are outside of Switzerland, they will be the first to drove like hell is coming. Also, if you don't react to green light in a
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Intel Details APX – Advanced Performance Extensions(phoronix.com)
4 points by YakBizzarro 3y ago|0 comments
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by YakBizzarro 3y ago
Oh yes, way too familiar situation... dry cryostats were really a game changer. Apart of the incredible advantage of not having to refill them frequently and on Sunday, they are much more reliable and without any cold seal
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by YakBizzarro 3y ago
Trust me, it's not the case. I sell electronic instruments for laboratories, and in the large majority of the cases they are simply attacched to the local network. And such network has simply internet access. I once made a blogpost to
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It's Looking Like Bcachefs Won't Be Merged for Linux 6.5(phoronix.com)
5 points by YakBizzarro 3y ago|0 comments
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by YakBizzarro 3y ago
Sounds like an episode from Futurama...
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by YakBizzarro 3y ago
well, not really. the fuel in typical reactor is lowly enriched uranium (LEU), meaning that only a small percentage of the fuel is actually fissile (ie. it breaks when interacting with one neutron and release energy). So no, it can't g
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by YakBizzarro 3y ago
If I rembember correctly, you could use the B drive even if you have just one unit. It was useful to copy files from one disk to another, even if you didn't had an hard drive as temporary storage
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by YakBizzarro 3y ago
GL.inet are not using openwrt from factory. You can see in many forum threads. It's a custom one, sometimes derived from vendor SDK, like qsdk. I have one very nice small router from them, which can run mainline openwrt, but this is no
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PSA: Upgrade your LUKS key derivation function(mjg59.dreamwidth.org)
275 points by YakBizzarro 3y ago|186 comments

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