agapon

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by agapon 7y ago
systemd? pulseaudio?
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by agapon 7y ago
> With ZFS growing a file system is painful and shrinking impossible You probably mean something else rather than a file system. In ZFS you do not need to grow or shrink file systems at all.
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by agapon 7y ago
It's you who is making the mistake. Non-ECC RAM does not have any protection. Prove me wrong, describe the mechanism.
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by agapon 7y ago
Are you sure? I thought that that was what AGESA code is doing.
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by agapon 7y ago
Oh, wow! Thank you so much. I was about to take my phone for repairs because of what I thought to be a flaky micro-USB port.
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by agapon 7y ago
svn cannot do partial file commits
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by agapon 7y ago
"The same" text as an article rather than a series of twits: https://www.wired.com/story/game-of-thrones-plotters-vs-pant... (So, it's actually an expanded version).
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by agapon 8y ago
A bit offtopic: what happened to gotomeeting? I recall that 10 years it was a go-to software for conference calls / distributed meetings / etc. Now it's mostly zoom.
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by agapon 8y ago
But they were not "included". Nobody forced them or made the decision for them. The countries (peoples, governments) made their choice. I think that some of them, if not all, even had referendums on joining the euro.
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by agapon 8y ago
And not only there. It seems that they do it for other places that Putin visits for long periods of time. And that can be used to discover those places: https://twitter.com/billbrowder/status/1114288676408836096
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by agapon 8y ago
No, there isn't. It's in designs, at best, or just another pipe dream, at worst.
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by agapon 8y ago
There was a third path which India did follow: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-Aligned_Movement
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by agapon 8y ago
I do not think that India has recognized that annexation. And there are no major countries that have recognized it.
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by agapon 8y ago
The property taxes must be too low then.
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by agapon 8y ago
To me it seems like China is going to be one of the fist countries where workers will really feel the impact of "robotic revolution". And that will impact (is impacting?) the purchasing power of the workers.
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by agapon 8y ago
Just save the intermediate assembly files, with all helpful annotations, and analyze those. Much easier!
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by agapon 8y ago
No.
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by agapon 8y ago
And maybe that file happens to be an important encryption key. Or maybe a whole filesystem gets corrupted if some important metadata is. Or maybe your system develops a hardware problem over time, like an oxidized CPU pin or a contact in a
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by agapon 8y ago
ECC is useless until it is not. Just like insurance, backups, etc.
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by agapon 8y ago
ECC logic is implemented in the memory controller (in the CPU these days). The ECC DIMM just provides extra chips to store ECC bits. And the motherboard, if it supports ECC, provides just extra data lanes that connect the extra DIMM chips t
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by agapon 8y ago
Server RAM would be RDIMMs or LRDIMMs while consumer processors mostly can support only UDIMMs.
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by agapon 8y ago
> It's hard to find, expensive and much slower which Zen is supposedly sensitive to. Hard to find -- perhaps. Although these days, with internet and so many sellers, even hard to find things are quite easy to find. Expensive -- just
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by agapon 8y ago
Actually, all modern CPUs have ECC protected caches and they have MCA events to report any problems with them too.
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by agapon 8y ago
FWIW, for me as a Ukrainian, both of this examples would be natural because in Ukrainian we have some similar rules. Diminutives of a particular form are always neutral gender (e.g. дівчатко / divchatko). And words meaning properties &
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by agapon 8y ago
Sorry for the offtopic, but they have this typo, "satatic checking" that I at first misread as "satanic checking" and got a bit spooked.
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by agapon 8y ago
I have recently been to Morozov Tenements in Tver, Russia (originally built in 18xx for workers of Morozov textile factory there) and people still live like that to this day. It's really hard to believe that that can be within a couple
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by agapon 8y ago
The Stalin's Soviet Union, after the collapse of Russian Empire, did resemble the Hitler's Germany (or vice versa) and not too remotely.
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by agapon 8y ago
My cat is one of those attracted to olives. He is always attracted by salads and other foods with olive oil, but it's olive fruits that drive him crazy.
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by agapon 8y ago
To be fair, Ukraine has the same unilateral visa-free regime for EU (plus some other countries) citizens. But it's not as arbitrary. If you are a citizen of one of the countries you can enter through any legal port of entry. Edit. I k
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by agapon 8y ago
Oh, thanks to the power of the internet search, I found a scan of that article: http://epizodsspace.airbase.ru/bibl/tm/1990/10/otrits-massa.... The journal is "Техника-молодежи" (a Soviet style

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