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by bullen 1y ago
Raspberry 5 is a dud, either go 4 or 3588 CM: http://move.rupy.se/file/radxa_works.mp4 Or in a uConsole. Also Risc-V tablet: http://move.rupy.se/file/pinetab-v_2dmmo.png Not as battle hardened as
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by bullen 1y ago
Yes
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by bullen 1y ago
Nice!
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by bullen 1y ago
CPU is now the bottleneck for games that struggle, which makes sense since GPU most often is configurable, while gameplay well is the hardcoded gameplay. See PUBG that has bloated Unreal so far past what any 4-core computer can handle becau
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by bullen 1y ago
Cool, can you tune exactly how many watts or just on/off?
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by bullen 1y ago
It is when we peak in nanometers too.
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by bullen 1y ago
When it comes to: "is it better to throw away the 6600 and replace it with a 5600, than keep running the 6600" I'm torn but: you probably need to use the 5600 for maybe 20 years to compensate for it's manufacturing energ
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by bullen 1y ago
We have gone through this if you look at my comment history. Yes you can do everything, but not without added complexity, that will end up failing faster. We have peaked in all tech. Nothing will ever get as good as the raw peak in longevit
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by bullen 1y ago
Is it worth to keep your old CPU? I still run a 6600 (65W peak) from 2016 as my daily driver. I have replaced the SSD once (MLC lasted 5 years, hopefully forever with SLC drive from 2011?), 2x 32GB DDR4 sticks (Kingston Micron lasted 8 year
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by bullen 1y ago
It might work for file storage, but I don't think the OS drives can be raided in a way that is hotswappable?
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by bullen 1y ago
No MLC lasts 5 years tops. I have 5x SLC (40-60GB) drives from 2010 still running. Not a single SLC has failed for me ever. I also have 5x MLC (120-400GB ones) drives that failed. All MLC have failed for me. The stats don't look too go
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by bullen 1y ago
I looked at those, too expensive and hard to use one drive on 30 computers.
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by bullen 1y ago
As you increase Hz you increase energy and then your components fail faster. The point is "the 1000 hour computer" = we are going into rent seeking hardware. I'm obviously not going to use 30 SSDs in one computer. You can goo
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by bullen 1y ago
HDDs make noise, you can only use them if you have more rooms than you need. Nope
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by bullen 1y ago
You would think that, but I also have Samsungs industrial 3.5TB drives and they are flaky at best. Eternal growth does not exist, SSDs peaked in 2011 for durability without complexity. Just like DDR3 has the lowest CAS latency with ok bandw
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by bullen 1y ago
The best SSD purchases of my life was the last Intel X-25E (64GB 45nm SLC with 100.000 writes per bit from 2011) I found on ebay ~2021. I ordered one first expecting it to be used or fake, but the packaging looked good (original and untamp
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by bullen 1y ago
So far everything after epoll that I have compared with falls short. So to reimplement my foundation (with all the bugs) will not be worth it. I will however compare Javas NIO (epoll) with the new Virtual Threads IO (without pinning). http
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by bullen 1y ago
That's cool!
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by bullen 1y ago
Honestly the Switch 2 and PS5 bring nothing valuable to the table! Maybe that's why they wont get hacked.
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by bullen 1y ago
Maybe if you can se other users actions in real-time? I'm not a visual guy so it was a long time since I tried Figma.
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by bullen 1y ago
I think player is a misnomer here. Multiuser editing would be better. Also websockets are complicated. So are WebRTC or HTTP/2+ solutions. HTTP/1.1 Comet-Stream is still the silver bullet even when ISPs try to block them, it'
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by bullen 1y ago
dTPM means it removable on motherboard. fTPM means it's in the CPU or some chip soldered to the motherboard? They cannot distinguish between the dTPM and the one that is soldered? Because the one soldered is signed by the motherboard m
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by bullen 1y ago
Thx, this looks decent! 1.5MB bundled js file... I wish there was a simple one line html tag to add it that was easy to find.
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by bullen 1y ago
Anyone knows a good in browser coding editor widget? That supports color coding for different languages?
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by bullen 1y ago
But the article also says you can replace that public key, also they are from the motherboard, not CPU manufacturer. I think it's going to be yet another failure like Nintendo and Sony have been struggling with for decades. If you star
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by bullen 1y ago
> I fully suspect that some anti-cheat providers will simply prevent access to the game if you use one of those. How would they be able to detect that the TPM is discrete?
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by bullen 1y ago
I have been using qTox for voice for a while and it works well enough. The problem is getting people over and making them understand their mic is terrible. The only way to do this is a "replay the voice of your peer" feature which
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by bullen 1y ago
I think I figured out a way to do secure registration with a MITM without certificates, so there might be a way out from this mess. But still you need to transfer the client and check it's hash for it to work and that's hard to im
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by bullen 1y ago
If you want fast try booting your old DDR3 computer, that's fast!
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by bullen 1y ago
Adding to this you want the struct to be exactly 64 bytes, even on Apple MX processors which have 128 bytes of cache.

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