bobp127001

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   by bobp127001 10y ago

   It's cool, but I guess I don't see the point because I'm not sure how big the intersection is between users that can use Chrome developer tools, and those who can't disable this [0]. [0]: http://i.imgur.com&#x
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   by bobp127001 10y ago

   It's notoriously hard to hire for. They cherrypick devs that are 85-99%[0] of the way to passing the Google SWE hiring bar, who in addition have ops experience. The Google SRE head honcho says: [1] >Fundamentally, it’s what happens
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   by bobp127001 10y ago

   I've been seeing a lot of references to SRE recently. Is Google trying to market this position and acquire more engineers? The SRE book, and Google in general, have mentioned that SREs are notoriously hard to hire, and I'm wonderi
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   by bobp127001 11y ago

   A really cool idea. Is this more or less how rootkits work and hide themselves? A system call is made to list the contents of a directory, and the rootkit excludes itself from that listing?
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   by bobp127001 11y ago

   >bonus points goes to the people who realise there is an odd thing about the form of the baz (branch if Ra is zero) instruction. Is this because the second argument is another register (presumably containing an address to branch to) inst
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   by bobp127001 12y ago

   Keep in mind that OTA television is using MPEG-2 instead of the more advanced H.264 video codec - roughly double the bitrate for the same quality. As well, OTA is somewhat inefficient with duplicated frames, as all 1080i content is broadcas