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by crest 10mo ago
The funny/sad detail is that the 80s (at the latest) already solved the problem. Have a look as XDR and Sun RPC. It has both strongly typed APIs and versioning built in. You would have to come up with your authentication mechanism for
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by crest 10mo ago
Any fixed sized bitstring has an obvious natural ordering, but since they're allocated randomly they lack the density and locality of sequential allocation.
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by crest 10mo ago
Beautiful spawn point you have there. I think I'll set up camp.
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by crest 10mo ago
Better hope your summer jobs don't require a work VPN kids :-P.
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by crest 10mo ago
The idea is to duplicate assets so loading a "level" is just sequential reading from the file system. It's required on optical media and can be very useful on spinning disks too. On SSDs it's insane. The logic should&#x2
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by crest 10mo ago
Or the launch day patch is >80% the size of the game, but I don't want to go back to game design limited by optical media access speeds.
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by crest 10mo ago
Better yet break the printer and send it for a full refund.
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by crest 10mo ago
This is the US navy resorting to gunboat diplomacy.
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by crest 10mo ago
In theory they gave the flag state a perfectly valid casus belli, but the flag state isn't in a position to take on the US navy. It would be funny if the flag states or the owners tried to seize US owned property in some involved juris
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by crest 10mo ago
Steal the oil and in the process destabilize the government to force regime?
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by crest 10mo ago
Non but superior firepower the US is reverting to might makes right for all to see. I can't wait for the response to "China seizes container ship leaving Taiwan loaded with illicit semiconductors to enforce its tariffs and export
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by crest 10mo ago
This fails even at the FRAND level because you're not "allowed" to implement it in open source software.
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by crest 10mo ago
Larger than the same cache level on its predecessor (the Graviton4).
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by crest 10mo ago
It's based on ARM Neoverse V3 cores which are very similar to the latest high performance mobile Cortex X4 cores.
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by crest 10mo ago
Is there a good public resource to figure out which parts of the kernel are the worst offenders e.g. is it a DoS in a driver for some ancient 8 bit ISA card or a remote code execution via ICMP echo requests?
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by crest 10mo ago
My best improvment was just bit-interleaving both axes of a 2x32bit integer coordinate (aka z-curve). I obtained factor ~100x (yes factor not percent) throughput improvement over locality in only one dimension. All it took was ~10 lines of
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by crest 10mo ago
C has finally gained `alignas` so you can avoid the union hack or you could just rely on malloc to alway return the maximum alignment anyway.
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by crest 10mo ago
* Includes a microphone? Look at the datasheet of the devboard they used, dummy. * Running everything as root? Valid point. That's a inexcusable mistake and has been for ever a sign of laziness and ignorance. * Not includin
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by crest 10mo ago
Which describes both the PS2, PS3, PS4, Dreamcast, GameCube, Wii, and Xbox 360. The PS4 had a 2.5" SATA slot but the idiots didn't hook it up to the chipsets existing SATA port, but added a slow USB2.0<->SATA chip. So since
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by crest 10mo ago
So make all congressional stock traded public information in realtime?
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by crest 10mo ago
I had to pad the code for alignment reasons. ;-)
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by crest 10mo ago
You can use Podman on FreeBSD, but the CNI providers need a bit more time cover all the amazing/crazy things the FreeBSD network stack can do.
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by crest 10mo ago
What you measured is just the overlap between minor releases of the same major release. It helps to think of them as service packs if you want a MicroSoft analogy. So each minor release is supported until it has be surplanted for 3 months b
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by crest 11mo ago
The download is a trivial onetime cost and so is storing it on a direct attached NVMe SSD. The expensive part is getting a GPU with 64GB of memory.
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by crest 11mo ago
Historically FreeBSD used to split the #! argument list fully which meant you could put oneline scripts in there. At some point too many ports had to struggle with Linuxisms that this was changed to only split it into command and first argu
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by crest 11mo ago
Oh the nuclear bomb proof network is unusable because someone sneezed over at Cloudflare.
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by crest 11mo ago
Only boring people have nothing to hide.
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by crest 11mo ago
Check the Backblaze quarterly reports.
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by crest 11mo ago
Good to see someone name and shame shady suppliers.
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by crest 11mo ago
"unified user experience" == the ads are synced across devices

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