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by ciupicri 6mo ago
Speaking of actions and words, what good is a contract if it can't be enforced? So I find hard to trust Ethereum. All that new stuff could change the point of view if it were some ordinary software, but since we're talking about a
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by ciupicri 6mo ago
Or get monitors that support daisy chaining ( https://www.dell.com/support/contents/en-us/article/product-... ). P.S. There seems to be a list of monitors at https://www.jdhodges.com/blog&#
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by ciupicri 6mo ago
In my humble opinion (because I'm not a "crypto investor"), Ethereum lost all credibility with that fork. You can't trust a system/currency that changes the rules like that.
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by ciupicri 6mo ago
Out of curiosity, what's so special/unique about this case?
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by ciupicri 6mo ago
That cheap stuff from eBay that people talk about all the time seems to be available only in North America, or in the best case Western Europe. ThinkPad T14 which generation?
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by ciupicri 6mo ago
This master tape thing didn't even cross my mind. subversion used trunk . git used master which sounded way better for me. End of story. They're just words, non-native words for me. As for whitelist and blacklist, I don't
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by ciupicri 7mo ago
Because the police or the prosecutor or whatever can ask for whatever they want, but it's up to the judge to refuse their stupid claims. Though the others should get some blame too.
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by ciupicri 7mo ago
Maybe he doesn't live in the US?
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by ciupicri 7mo ago
And then you look like an undercover officer running a sting operation for Uber drivers ( https://youtu.be/LqwJFuntco4?t=150 ).
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by ciupicri 7mo ago
If I'm not mistaking the name "United States of Mexico" appeared in 1824, whereas "United States of America" appeared earlier in 1787.
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by ciupicri 7mo ago
Could xfs_freeze help with this? [0]: https://www.man7.org/linux/man-pages/man8/xfs_freeze.8.html
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by ciupicri 7mo ago
In Romania the employer takes a cut from the employee's salary and gives it to a government agency for the health insurance (some thing with income tax, social security (pension), etc). I think this is happening in other European count
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by ciupicri 7mo ago
Apple doesn't pretend to be open.
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by ciupicri 7mo ago
> many in these circles thought the USSR would take 20 years to develop the bomb if they ever did. It took 4 years. Because some people committed treason and gave the technology to the Soviets.
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by ciupicri 7mo ago
Why Blake3 and not say XXH3 64/128 bits ( https://xxhash.com/ )?
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by ciupicri 7mo ago
Could you give us more details about your system?
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by ciupicri 7mo ago
DDR5 ECC RDIMMs (R=registered) have 16 extra bits. From the specifications for Kingston's KSM64R52BS8-16MD [1]: > x80 ECC (x40, 2 independent I/O sub channels) On the other hand ECC UDIMMs (U=unbuffered) have only 8. From the s
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by ciupicri 7mo ago
> it will hold 7-10gb of your most commonly used files in memory I would love to see how it does this on a system with only 8 GBs of RAM like this Neo :-) Anyway Linux can also cache files in memory for some time if you tune it a bit.
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by ciupicri 7mo ago
I think standard RAM used to have long long time ago, but not anymore. DDR5 finally readd it sort of.
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by ciupicri 7mo ago
As if Windows or Linux don't have native applications like MS Word / Excel or LibreOffice Writer / Calc, Firefox, Chrome and so on.
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by ciupicri 7mo ago
Guess what? Both Windows 10+ and Linux have memory compression, too, yet 8 GB are good only for light usage unless you're willing to "destroy" the flash with intensive swapping.
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by ciupicri 7mo ago
> Apple Silicon Macs are much more efficient with memory than even the Intel Macs So either it has magic fairy dust, or more likely it swaps a lot, but thankfully today's flash is faster than yesterday's hard disk; though this
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by ciupicri 7mo ago
What's so special about this Mac memory management? It uses the SSD better and makes swapping faster? It predicts what I'm gonna use or stop using and it swaps in/out accordingly?
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by ciupicri 7mo ago
So what if it's a Mac, applications suddenly don't need as much memory? Can it open a table with a gazillion rows? Can it open ten tens if not hundreds of web pages? Can it run multiple programs at the same time? Having only 8 GB
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by ciupicri 8mo ago
I was under the impression that Captain Planet was sort of Ted Turner's pet project who wanted something a bit less violent and more educational. And if I'm not mistaking it also led to the end of Swat Kats.
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by ciupicri 9mo ago
Yeah, but is nanosecond-level resolution necessary? In many scenarios, a resolution of one second is adequate.
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by ciupicri 9mo ago
OG = Original Gangster?
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by ciupicri 9mo ago
Wouldn't you still have a lot of syscalls?
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by ciupicri 9mo ago
Well, I guess this could be considered an update: > We will ban you and ridicule you in public if you waste our time on crap reports.
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by ciupicri 9mo ago
So who are they going to attack this time, the Jews again? Donald Trump and Beniamin Benjamin Netanyahu look like best friends.

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