Zagitta

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by Zagitta 9y ago
You can't, you're the product not the user unfortunately.
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Getting Started with RISC-V on an Arty FPGA Board(rs-online.com)
3 points by Zagitta 9y ago|0 comments
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by Zagitta 10y ago
Do you have an appropiate charger? I was researching usb-c charging for my XPS 13 (9350) and apparently the charging standard allows for different voltages so it's not all 5V as you'd expect from good old usb and therefore requir
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by Zagitta 10y ago
I'm using an XPS 13 with 16GB of RAM right now and I certainly didn't solder in 8GB extra so that might be regional issue :)
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by Zagitta 10y ago
Sadly this isn't quite the case with skylake IGPU, there's a ton of issues with power management options rendering the system very unstable or down right unusable. Also worth noting is that NVME ssd power management is flat out un
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by Zagitta 10y ago
You don't need to transfer between forks or anything of the like, the only difference for you is that you now have two types of coins. Eg if you had 21 ETH before the fork you now have 21 ETH on the hardfork chain and 21 ETC (ethereum
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by Zagitta 10y ago
i did not mean to imply that a hardfork can't be implemented in that fashion, I should indeed have written "the hardfork" instead of "a hardfork" as that's the way this specific hardfork has been implemented, I
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by Zagitta 10y ago
The way it invalidates the above statement is that there's no code that decides whether the fork happens beside what flags the nodes are launched with. At the specific block number the nodes that accept the fork will only validate the
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by Zagitta 10y ago
That's how the softfork worked before it got scrapped. A hardfork literally splits the network in in two, it's basically like creating a new coin shares the previous history.
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by Zagitta 10y ago
I talked to a very nice service rep about the coilwhine and he said there wasn't much point because all of them suffer from it in varying degrees and they would only do something about it if it was very audible and then only if RMA&#x2
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by Zagitta 10y ago
If it's a skylake CPU, chances are it has nothing todo with USB3. There are some coilwhine issues in the power delivery system when the GPU is entering and exiting power saving modes and is heavily plaguing the recent Dell XPS 13 model
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by Zagitta 10y ago
I don't know if you've seen it already but some people on reddit talked about some improvements/tips here: https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/4rcss2/buildin... I agree with most
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by Zagitta 10y ago
Perhaps I'm misundertanding you but how exactly are the funds not clearly owned? It's my understanding that each ethereum invested in the DOA still belongs to whoever invested them because they at any point can chose to split the
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by Zagitta 11y ago
Can't say I expected to see Nvidia fanboys on HN but the R9 Fury X exists and beats 980ti at >1080p resolutions in games not gimped by Nvidia Gameworks: http://www.anandtech.com/show/9390/the-amd-radeon-r9-
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Dnsteal: DNS Exfiltration tool for stealthily sending files over DNS requests(github.com)
2 points by Zagitta 11y ago|0 comments
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by Zagitta 11y ago
Gaming benchmarks by preforming better in an older game? Yeah, no :) A lot of the big games are often optimized on the driver level by both Nvidia and AMD which is why new graphics drivers are released very often compared to other hardware
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by Zagitta 11y ago
Thank you! I've been reading about Flux for a while now but your simple explanation just made it click