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by bullen 11mo ago
It's about the database, you need to make your own database! As long as your bottom dependency is fixed, you cannot progress! http://root.rupy.se
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by bullen 11mo ago
Or you just use SMTP and read the 200 response on the SEND?
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by bullen 11mo ago
Ok buddy, calm down... we're talking inside of the frame of reference of social media here. No need to go stone age with pine cones and sticks on me.
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by bullen 11mo ago
Consuming is not the same as producing. They should only ban consuming. (impossible I know, but that hints to the real problem) Kids need to create.
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by bullen 1y ago
Exclusion is terrible practice.
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by bullen 1y ago
I recommend everyone to switch not only to linux but TWM (thin X11 desktop) and ARM (3588 to be specific). That way you are saving 10x electricity AND moving away from M$ in one blow. Then stop using closed source software, and start releas
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by bullen 1y ago
I made this to redirect HTTPS to HTTP with whatsapp: https://multiplayeronlinestandard.com/goto.html (the reason for the domain is I will never waste time on HTTPS but github does it automatically for free up to 100GB/
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by bullen 1y ago
YAMP
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by bullen 1y ago
I think 433 would be even better? Or 169MHz if meshtastic supports it? Edit: Seems no, sadge. If you add EU freq. I will buy!
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by bullen 1y ago
What frequency is the one that you can buy? Is there an assembly application planned or will it be basic for now?
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by bullen 1y ago
I have used Samsung PM897 1.92TB for a year and it's okish... it is slow on the indexing when folders become saturated and as the drive fills up it becomes slower. Solution is to remove some files... and pray it lasts half of a 64GB In
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by bullen 1y ago
Meanwhile in another dimension: http://move.rupy.se/file/nuctua_radxa.png (spelled it wrong I know but too late...)
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by bullen 1y ago
I just downloaded and thought maybe 80MB... why is it taking so long... hm Edit: Made a 30MB png with linear interpolation (because I don't have all day): http://move.rupy.se/file/turgot.png Here's another ma
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by bullen 1y ago
This also supports Radxa CM5 which is twice as powerful/watt as the Raspberry CM5. Though you'll need USB hub for internet (WiFi/Eth adapter) and audio. Also shipping takes a few months, which is kinda scary when you don&#x27
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by bullen 1y ago
Netty has NIO... but back in 2000 there was no Netty. So 25 years back. JDK 1.4 with NIO came in 2002, Netty in 2004, but NIO only became usable live ~2010 with epoll and bugs got sorted end of 1.6! Also Netty is one of those middleware &qu
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by bullen 1y ago
I think VT's are only going to be interesting if you need 1000s of them doing tiny amount of small work often. For me I have been waiting for them for 20 years, as the blocking IO made MMO development impossible. In the meantime we got
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by bullen 1y ago
The only new feature I might use since 1.8 (that only had NIO stability and GC improvements over 1.7) are the virtual threads without pinning in 24.
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by bullen 1y ago
I coded my own with dns4j. It's 10 rows of code for only providing my own domains. The trouble starts when you want to provide ALL domains I guess. I wonder what database would be best for that; just MySQL with int to name table? The t
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by bullen 1y ago
I never left, just learned C/C++. J2ME > J2SE > J2EE (that I never used) The JVM is the final emulator. I think everyone should write their own minimal JVM before judging?
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by bullen 1y ago
A fully kitted "gaming " machine draws minimum 150W at 60 FPS, most people have 120+Hz monitors so even an indie game draws minimum 300W. The 3588 that can play HL2 at 300 FPS draws maybe around 10-15W. Windows is 99% of the marke
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by bullen 1y ago
Yep me too: Thinkpad X61s(45nm) DDR2 / D512MO(45nm) DDR2 / 3770S(22nm) DDR3 / 4430S(22nm) DDR3 All still in client use. All got new RAM this year and when the SSDs break (all have SLC) I have new SLC SSDs and will install hea
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by bullen 1y ago
Which is not good for longevity.
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by bullen 1y ago
I'm all in on 1030, the last passively coolable GPU. But had to upgrade to 3050 because 2GB VRAM is to little for modern titles. Fun fact: One 6600 core can saturate the 1030 for skinned mesh animations. But only saturate the 3050 50%
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by bullen 1y ago
No, because it uses 10x the energy. Electricity is not an energy source. As I said the X86 would use linux but as a server, not a client. A server has to handle thousands of clients and then it's ok to have the extra power. I don'
85.
by bullen 1y ago
X86 uses more electricity than ARM/Risc-V. So I do not want people to only move to linux (on their X86) but also move to ARM/Risc-V. Directly from Windows on X86 to Linux on ARM/Risc-V in one go. Two flies with one hit. That
86.
by bullen 1y ago
As I probably replied there too I do not want to build hardware that can burn my house down if the wares are crap and decide to reset for some reason.
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by bullen 1y ago
This too. You can only stream 720p out at 20 FPS from my 2711 though, so it only seems to decode well = watching/consuming media. (the future is producing) The 2712 can stream out 720p at 40 FPS. (CPU) The 3588 can stream out 720p at 6
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by bullen 1y ago
The performance per watt is only 1.5x so it's too hot. 3588 is waaaay more performant per watt, close to Apples M1. The IO has been moved outside the SoC which causes alot of issues. SD Card speeds are enough for client side use.
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by bullen 1y ago
The solution is easy, stop developing for (selling on) closed platforms: You now have options for cheap (less than $200) portable low energy devices: 1. PineTab-V, a linux on Risc-V tablet. (Got debian a few months back, still waiting for p
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by bullen 1y ago
http://move.rupy.se/file/radxa_works.mp4 Radxa CM5 + Waveshare CM4 Nano Packs a punch at very low power... You probably need a tiny Nuctua fan on it if you're going to play HL2 on it. It's ARM so it will take

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