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by ciupicri 3y ago
> There aren’t any releases here
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by ciupicri 3y ago
From https://osquery.io/blog/osquery-foundation > 5 years ago > Today we are excited to announce the creation of the osquery foundation. Please read the Linux Foundation's official announcement. We have crea
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by ciupicri 3y ago
Yeah, if I remember correctly even AMD was amazed of what they did.
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by ciupicri 3y ago
What about the heat? If the fall is longer won't the phone heat up more?
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by ciupicri 3y ago
How does it behave when you play AV1 videos on YouTube?
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by ciupicri 3y ago
It happened to me too when I refreshed the tab and also a couple of times when I tried to open it in a new tab.
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by ciupicri 3y ago
> My main motivation for using ZFS instead of ext4 is that ZFS does data checksumming, whereas ext4 only checksums metadata and the journal, but not data at rest. There's also dm-integrity [1]: > The dm-integrity target emulates
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by ciupicri 3y ago
You can use different themes for each Firefox profile https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/themes/
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by ciupicri 3y ago
> You’ll also need to ensure that the version of libcurl you want to compile against is installed in your production servers, which makes server setups (containers or not) more cumbersome to maintain: installing curl, or libcurl, is usua
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by ciupicri 3y ago
Why was the title truncated? The original one - "32 MiB Working Sets on a 64 GiB machine" - makes more sense.
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by ciupicri 3y ago
From an old article published by Puget Systems in 2013 [1]: > Finally, ECC RAM is slightly slower than non-ECC RAM. Many memory manufacturers say that ECC RAM will be roughly 2% slower than standard RAM due to the additional time it take
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by ciupicri 3y ago
What motherboard are you using and were you able to install 128+ GB of RAM running at full speed, e.g. 5600 MT/s?
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by ciupicri 3y ago
I wasn't commenting on the speed of ECC memory, although from what I've seen manufacturers don't offer ECC memory modules with a speed as high as non-ECC versions. Anyway what bugs me about Zen < 4 is that you can install
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by ciupicri 3y ago
What's wrong with the Supermicro motherboard?
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by ciupicri 3y ago
From the same page: Memory Channels: 2 On the other hand the specifications for Threadripper™ PRO 5945WX [1] say: Memory Channels: 8 [1]: https://www.amd.com/en/products/cpu/amd-ryzen-threadr
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by ciupicri 3y ago
Right now the problem with consumer grade CPUs from AMD is that you can't have 128 GB of memory running at full speed. You need to use 4 memory modules which means a lower speed. From https://www.amd.com/en/product
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by ciupicri 3y ago
Isn't SageMath based on SymPy?
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by ciupicri 3y ago
What does the recommendation system have to do with the available content (and especially what Netflix produces)? I also remember reading on HN that the system was simplified even if the Netflix Prize [1] competition was supposed to make it
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by ciupicri 3y ago
I agree about the Docker & container craze, but doesn't FreeBSD have something a bit similar - jails - since 2003 if not earlier?
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by ciupicri 3y ago
Tell that to all the people (especially women) living right now in Afghanistan, North Korea or Cuba. Truth is, it's hard to switch countries. Out of curiosities, what are those four countries and did you also acquire their citizenship?
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by ciupicri 3y ago
I bought an SD card for someone a couple of years ago and he had no issues, but I can't remember if it was after the acquisition or before.
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by ciupicri 3y ago
I didn't miss it, I was under the impression that the discussion steered to all kinds of hard-disks. I don't think you can install into a laptop the previously mentioned WD Red and Seagate IronWolf :-) By the way, I'm shocked
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by ciupicri 3y ago
"Linux Kernel Fastboot On the Way", Linux Plumbers Conference 2019, https://www.linuxplumbersconf.org/event/4/contributions/281/... / https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A7N_O8
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by ciupicri 3y ago
Seagate Exos X20 hard drives have a cache of 256 MB and they're using Conventional Magnetic Recording (CMR).
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by ciupicri 3y ago
Are you referring to the Crucial P5 Plus NVMe disks?
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by ciupicri 3y ago
The proper way to deal with this is to lift the car using a crane and put it on a platform like this https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/seeligstadt-germany...
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by ciupicri 3y ago
Lexar was bought by the Chinese company Longsys. Kingston has a reputation for bait and switch as in the V300 scandal ( https://www.anandtech.com/show/7763/an-update-to-kingston-ss... ).
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by ciupicri 3y ago
By the way, but I've discovered that Seagate has published the source code for openSeaChest [1]: > openSeaChest is a collection of comprehensive, easy-to-use command line diagnostic tools and programming libraries for storage device
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by ciupicri 3y ago
Let's not forget the Kingston V300 scandal [1]: > The first generation V300 (which was sampled to media) used Toshiba's 19nm Toggle-Mode 2.0 NAND but some time ago Kingston silently switched to Micron's 20nm asynchronous N
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by ciupicri 3y ago
Yeah, but can you use it in a regular desktop (not to mention laptop) since it doesn't use M.2?

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