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by c0l0 9y ago
PulseAudio (PA) is modular, and you can load new modules implementing new functionality at runtime via `pacmd` (and presumably other clients/config tools). One of these modules that come with any standard distribution of recent-ish PA
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by c0l0 10y ago
"At Google we believe in designing products with speed as a core principle. The Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) format helps ensure that content reliably loads fast [...]" Yeah, that's certainly one way to look at it. Yet in m
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by c0l0 10y ago
This is actually impossible (at least with UNIX shells), as shell builtins cannot have the SUID bit set - and your shellitself also shouldn't ;)
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by c0l0 10y ago
You may want to take a look at https://geizhals.eu/?cat=umtsover&xf=148_Android#gh_filterbo... to figure out which Android phones fit your requirements in these regards (caveat: the website's content is partially m
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by c0l0 10y ago
Artur Bergman, creator of the Fastly CDN, at Velocity 2011 - giving a (very) short talk about SSDs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7PJ1oeEyGg
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by c0l0 10y ago
http://geizhals.eu/?cat=monlcd19wide&xf=103_flicker-free#xf_... lists a LOT of displays that are supposed to provide a flicker-free viewing experience, and you can also filter for other technical properties to your hear
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by c0l0 10y ago
Take a look at `varnishlog` while you have traffic flowing thru - you'll feel like you've seen the light :) Also, read the vsl-query docs: https://www.varnish-cache.org/docs/trunk/reference/vsl-query
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by c0l0 10y ago
I, for one, think we're rapidly approaching Peak Bullshit.
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by c0l0 10y ago
Probably my collection of Magic: The Gathering trading cards, if I were to sell them these days. ;) The best investment that I actually converted to cash was AAPL that I bought in 2009, and sold in 2015.
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by c0l0 11y ago
That's actually not how I read and perceive most of the negative reviews - sure, people are complaining about the SJW and gender politics content on the sidelines; yet the most substantial criticism complains about the poor writing,
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by c0l0 11y ago
I admit I only skimmed the article, but I think the tradeoff of parting with the requirement of having an HTTP API with JSON as the message format for transporting IDs over the wire, and just using Redis instead and its wire protocol, would
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by c0l0 11y ago
You should definitely give the Viennese form a try: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xd811Miduik
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by c0l0 11y ago
That's exactly how the financial markets/businesses have become somewhat of a fork of how "real" markets/businesses should work over the last two or so decades. I've always perceived startups to be some kind of
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by c0l0 11y ago
Funny - it sounds and awful lot like the absolutely uninspired, flat-out obvious to me, that, summed up in one word, reads "austerity". However, following this piece advice sure makes it cheaper for other parties to acquire parts
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by c0l0 11y ago
It'd be interesting to see if one could trim down memory consumption by making Firefox use KSM[0] - on Linux, it's only a single madvise(2) call away. [0]: https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/vm&#x2F
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by c0l0 11y ago
Very nice, I quite like it! I recently hacked together a completely web-based, client-side CSR generator for PKCS#10; you can take a look at it at https://johannes.truschnigg.info/csr/ With something like that fused in
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by c0l0 11y ago
A guy publishing a guide for "defensive bash programming", who, in the process, provides this listing as an example for anything, is not fit for publishing said guide in the first place: main() { local files=$(ls /t