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by bullen 3y ago
What SoC is this using? For the life of me I can't find it in the article? Edit: ok it's a CM4? on the back of the display... For others searching for the secret sauce: BigTreeTech Pad 5
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by bullen 3y ago
Try the connection from other server + client locations.
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by bullen 3y ago
Websockets use one TCP socket for starters with SE you use separate sockets from ingress and egress which is much simpler to scale from an infrastructural point of view. I clearly said many-to-many, everything else is trivial to scale becau
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by bullen 3y ago
It wasn't "not supported" they had a bug that they never could fix because it would have broken 50% of the internet. Be careful what you release because it might not be fixable after release.
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by bullen 3y ago
Try debugging HTTP/2 on a live machine when you have 10.000 concurrent users and get back to me how well you sleep. console.log or wireshark
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by bullen 3y ago
They work EVERYWHERE except through some very rare buggy anti-viruses and ISP implementations. Real life stats: "759 out of 205.875 customers refunded because their antivirus blocks the pull HTTP stream", so 99.7%! They even go th
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by bullen 3y ago
String parsing is never the bottleneck. You need to parallelize (shared memory) and understand your system and for that text is pretty convenient. So also avoid HTTPS. It's trending because it's the final real-time solution for et
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by bullen 3y ago
You need to multi-thread your server on shared memory to build many-to-many solutions. The simplest way to get that working is Java + NIO with concurrent package, I have done it for you: http://github.com/tinspin/rupy
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by bullen 3y ago
You need to send "keep-alive" "noop" to keep the routers happy, I do it ever 5 seconds.
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by bullen 3y ago
Just create more subdomains if you really need more sockets. Or move away from the browser. Browsers are toxic now.
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by bullen 3y ago
No, this is ridicoulus. The browser does not execute a jpeg. It displays it. The reason malwares worked was insecure automatic execution in IE. You do NOT need https for the browser to type check and securely sandbox downloaded data. MITM i
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by bullen 3y ago
When I link to http (because I want to share public information that never will need encryption), your browser rewrites that to https and then the user gets an error.
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by bullen 3y ago
Can you stop redirecting http to https if there is nothing on port 443 please. Also zip does not execute.
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by bullen 3y ago
I'll dig up my old comment about how easy DNS is to work with using DNS4J: Message query = new Message(data); Header header = query.getHeader(); Record question = query.getQuestion(); Message response = new Message(query.getH
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by bullen 3y ago
http://radiomesh.org
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by bullen 3y ago
In EU yes.
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by bullen 3y ago
Seems SSDs are reaching the end game with ~8TB on a 2.5" platter. Now you just need to nail the peak of $/GB, I'm looking at both 870 EVO / QVO, they have 4TB versions for $300. For "write once" or append only
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by bullen 3y ago
I thought the chirps where actually not spanning more than a channel band worth of frequency? Also you cannot control the frequencies according to the spec. You need lower frequencies for range and control over those frequencies to not satu
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by bullen 3y ago
“when Alexander (The Great) saw the breadth of his domain he wept, for there were no more worlds to conquer." - Hans Gruber / Hollywood OR When for more worlds the Macedonian cried, He wist not Thetis in her lap did hide Another y
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by bullen 3y ago
So far it does not. I have not pushed it though because I'm making my own 3D engine to go with the backend: http://talk.binarytask.com/task?id=5959519327505901449 That said, I think it's the only way forward. Both
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by bullen 3y ago
Backronym ftw. Have been switching between system and standard for the S, standard is kinda pretentious as it needs adoption, but you gotta stay positive.
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by bullen 3y ago
While this seems focused on trading, kinda like EVE (spreadsheet MMO), I think physical action is the real attraction of 3D graphics/audio: So I made a very scalable MMO protocol: https://github.com/tinspin/fuse I
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by bullen 3y ago
Worst is 0.7 seconds for save and 0.1 for load it seems. Average is 4.8 millisec and 0.5 millisec respectively. But those are just the JVM doing it's thing. The numbers I like are these: 190.2 158 331 200ms global save average, 158ms m
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by bullen 3y ago
I made my own distributed JSON over HTTP database back in 2016. It has been running in a intercontinental production environment with 100% read uptime since 2017. It's 2000 lines of code: http://root.rupy.se (this test env.
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by bullen 3y ago
This is a good way to learn nothing of value. You need to think different and to use your body as a petridish is the fastest way to understanding the world. You're going to die anyway. The real hard part is getting people to accept you
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by bullen 3y ago
"encryption with no preshared secrets" that does not exist, never have and never will.
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by bullen 3y ago
Python is hardly usable for big projects. The closest I get to this is hot-deploying a C dynamic lib compiled with debug on a core C++ engine compiled with release. That way I get stacktraces from "the moving code" I can read remo
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by bullen 3y ago
This article is so full of obvious false information, the most important is: "OpenGL ES 2.0 was the same as OpenGL 3.3, somehow." VAO is the final GL feature. There is no point to use anything other than OpenGL (ES) 3+ for eternit
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by bullen 3y ago
Reminds me of this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_iAPX_432
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by bullen 3y ago
Aha, interesting.

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