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7y ago
to my knowledge, to supply multiple X remote desktops, you need to SPAWN multiple X desktops. and thats no a proper way to scale its number - they all are independent and not sharing common resources(incl. incoming ports)
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7y ago
what's the point of running program locally, to be rendered locally, sending the primitives to Xorg server to be displayed somewhere else? is it using Xorg as a network proxy?
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7y ago
Xorg remoting was poorly designed to accomodate DRI/DRM, video card acceleration and had adequate performance to only display primitives on screen. Thats the reasons of poor Xorg remoting adoption. I dont remember seeing anyone in this
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altmind
7y ago
Users want fast loading speed, not specifically AMP. And quite often fast loading speed can be achieved by merely removing the bloat from your pages.
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7y ago
Reminds me of old 80ies Smalltalk environments. * everything is an object * image-based persistence I believe you cannot much traction in 2019 by merely claiming benefits of being object-oriented. These times are long gone. The basic ideas
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7y ago
Was unpleasantly surprised today, configuring home stateful ipv6. Android just does not support that. The issue is hosted at https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/36949085 The merge request was not approved[2014] htt
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After 6 years, Android devs still refuse to support DHCPv6 (2018)
(techrepublic.com)
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8y ago
Maybe the government tolerates oracle; have endless pockets and dont care about the financial aspect of using oracle dbms.
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8y ago
This feature seems to be involved. In order to layout the html page you need to know the image sizes(unless they are explicit), and for that you still need to download the image header, and the headers are of different sizes for different r
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8y ago
I've heard some day: "Watson is a brand name for IBM consulancy services". These people formulate what watson is for your specific business.
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altmind
8y ago
maybe you can do fio write+sync benchmark? http://uditagarwal.in/index.php/2018/05/19/comparing-io-benc...
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8y ago
I tried to replicate this benchmark on threadripper 2950x, 16 cores, 32gb 3000mhz 14cl, samsung 860 nvme, XFS. I was never able to achive more than 3100 tps, even with -march=native -O3 -flto, large wal and shared_buffers, without selinux a
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8y ago
Well, regardless of caching and special ORM, doing 11K peak sql qps on 15% cpu load, is remarkable. They did a great job optimizing the database and access. They probably also save a lot on ops team - running a single sql server with a fail
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8y ago
Can somebody explain what is 'Wire fraud' and if this charge can be applied to almost any activity done with electronic device?
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8y ago
I've been using this player for at least 9 months. This new player misses a lot of features that old web.spotify.com used to have. For example, you used to be able to sort songs by popularity in search results. Or you used to be able t
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8y ago
The article does not explain anything on their new app organization, on challenges they faced when redesigning, does not give any measured metrics. The whole article can be summed up in a sentence or two: We've redesigned from plain js
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8y ago
> [100-mile] border zone is home to 65.3 percent of the entire U.S. population, and around 75 percent of the U.S. Hispanic population
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8y ago
its true there are 16X=>4x4 cards, but these need pci bifurcation. recent intel-based HP g9 servers that I tested, do not have bifurcation support, even with the latest firmware, unlike AMD cpus/chipsets.
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8y ago
Yes, that's also a problem. Yet, even intel on prosumer grade x299 had 44 cpu+24 slower chipset lanes where each nvme need 4x. AMD, otoh have EPYCs with 128 total lanes. Maybe demand would've lead intel into making changes to thei
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8y ago
Its unfortunate how U.2 does not receive much attention. How much M.2 devices can you probably fit into curent workstation/server motherboards? 3? U.2. takes place of SATA for being a dedicated connection to multiple storage devices an
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8y ago
Also, this page cannot be navigated with space/pgup/end. If I need to quickly skip the intro and go to page footer, there's only way to do that - click the 7x7 dot in the right, that is not even labeled.
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8y ago
The two benefits from the wireless charger: 1) you dont wear out the usb port 2) I have the charger next to my bed. You can pick a phone at night to check anything and put it back without looking for a cable - much less mental and eye strai
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8y ago
Considering recent chrome, firefox user agent contains id string of almost every browser in existence, this is so true: Mozilla/5.0 (...) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/58.0.3029.110 Safari/537.36
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8y ago
I see that https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.cnn.com/cnn/2019/03/26/ente... redirects desktop browser to https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/us/live-news/jussie-smollett-
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8y ago
There may be some technical grievances with the standard too. https://postmaster.mail.ru/amp/playground.html How they forget there's <style media="..."> and came up with this html non-conformant ma
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8y ago
I hope nobody will be mislead of the reasons google released AMP and AMP for email. It have nothing to do with performance(for AMP) or interactivity(amp4email) and more with establishing a vendor wallgarden. The standard is "open like
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8y ago
As AOSP have shown us - having an opensource license is one thing but having a control over the course of the development, control over what features get implemented and merged - is something very different. Any project can be opensource bu
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This is so untrue. There's a whole class of devices that will never be in linux mainline kernel - experimental filesystems(remember those years wher FUSE was a patch?), propietary hardware(embedded devices), kernel bypass hardware(onlo
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Agree, android drivers/blobs were not much use in linux space => hence, the whole premise of android==linux, backporting features from android to linux was never an option. The ones who used rpi, or even cheap chinese android tables
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8y ago
It took me some time to form the argument. I dont really see how fuschia targets linux on the server or windows on the desktop, it is never mentioned to be the on the backend and no features are ground-breaking for the backend. All the usec
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