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91.
by crest 7mo ago
Let me guess you have to be an Australian citizen (inmate?) to have the right to sue and then you won't have standing?
92.
by crest 7mo ago
There is a difference between banned and you can't just pump it into the next water stream.
93.
by crest 7mo ago
I hope Google has a database with the creation timestamp for every API key they issued.
94.
by crest 7mo ago
They should limit the new features to new API keys that explicitly opt-in instead of fucking over every user who trusted their previous documentation that these keys are public information.
95.
by crest 8mo ago
LRO because the bridge has to forward the real frames. TSO because it’s fairly useless now.
96.
by crest 8mo ago
The bridge driver gained features (vlan filtering) not performance.
97.
by crest 8mo ago
You're not supposed to skip to the conclusion.
98.
by crest 8mo ago
The post is about a microcontroller that sips a fraction of a Watt under sane conditions. Cooling its CPU cores is not a problem for real-world applications. You have to bypass the internal voltage regulator crank up the voltage even more b
99.
by crest 8mo ago
This some harmless stupid fun.
100.
by crest 8mo ago
They're really useful for tugs and other specialty applications that need the ability to have differential thrust in arbitary directions with lots of thrust at low speed, but loose to Azipods on faster and larger ships.
101.
by crest 8mo ago
Just tell everyone who wants to downloads warez to use the US .gov VPN and refuse to resolve the IP addresses when they complain.
102.
by crest 8mo ago
Government mandated uncensored free porn access. I wonder if this will this also apply in US states requiring age verification to legally access such content?
103.
by crest 8mo ago
At least the starting page is reachable from Germany without a VPN.
104.
by crest 8mo ago
They wouldn't dare ban a .gov domain and we will hide all of behind Cloudflare! /s
105.
by crest 8mo ago
I wouldn't be surprised for SSE4 to be the fastest cause it's easiest to map to NEON as both use 128 bit registers and offer a fairly simlar feature set.
106.
by crest 8mo ago
Big non-trivial functions generally profit from having more registers. They don't have to saved and restored by functions that don't use them. Not every computationally intense application has just a few numerical kernels that can
107.
by crest 8mo ago
I'm so sorry to hear about your diagnosis whatever it is :-P.
108.
by crest 8mo ago
RIP.
109.
by crest 8mo ago
The Cray-1 frequency is wrong in the graphics iirc it had a 80MHz clock speed (or 12.5ns cycle time).
110.
by crest 8mo ago
If everyone that had it turned adaptive cruise control sigh .
111.
by crest 8mo ago
It's wild to me that it's allowed and accepted to overtake on the right on US highways.
112.
by crest 8mo ago
> I will never understand why this is so rage-inducing for people. The train of tought goes something like this. You want to get to your destination quickly as just like everyone else and are doing everything correctly, but the assholes
113.
by crest 8mo ago
Wait until you run `pkg upgrade` and it takes several times the 150MiB...
114.
by crest 8mo ago
Fine, but a normal USB stick isn't a DFU capable USB *host*. DFU is a protocol for a *host* to update on a device. Unless you're trying to update the firmware of the USB stick the direction is wrong. At most the DFU capable USB po
115.
by crest 8mo ago
I would love to see a comparison between the A725 and X925 cores.
116.
by crest 8mo ago
Has anyone told them teens would create accounts with foreign VPN services?
117.
by crest 9mo ago
Press escape, select the other user, login?
118.
by crest 9mo ago
Time to protect EU citizens from US human rights abuses. Require EU banks to ignore foreign sanctions and call the US bluff.
119.
by crest 9mo ago
It's nice that it should be a non-event for users.
120.
by crest 10mo ago
The mitigation is applying the security patch, using static IPv6 addresses, or using a userspace client like dhcpcd.

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