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by daneel_w 2y ago
I feel that "budget A1200" is a misnomer. The IDE port was its strongest addition, but internally it's still just an A500 with ECS instead of OCS, and that never really panned out as leverage. Not even the additional 512KB of
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by daneel_w 2y ago
The A500 and A600 are near identical. The tiny differences between them are in fact not incompatibilities in that sense. The A1200 is quite a different upgrade, and software making use of its new custom hardware features (or 68020-specific
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by daneel_w 2y ago
I have two SO-DIMM sticks of a domestically produced Chinese brand named FASPEED, with chips bearing logos and markings that I don't recognize from anywhere else. These sticks' mfg. datestamp is "44-24" and from what I&#
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by daneel_w 2y ago
If he had said South Korea, Japan and Thailand, would you then have accused him of fetishization of the asian man? What is your point with such a stupid and unnecessary remark? Health care in Sweden isn't what I seem to recall it to be
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by daneel_w 2y ago
This is the first time I've seen a self-study with l-theanine in the context of stress relief. In fact, somehow, it's the first time I've ever seen stress relief mentioned on the topic. For me it has always been about providi
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by daneel_w 2y ago
Unreplicated MEMORY tables, prepared and cached statements, efficient DDL and sane indices, no contention or locking, no access from multiple sessions, some performance tuning of InnoDB, ample resources, DB not stressed, no difference in pu
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by daneel_w 2y ago
"But for 99% of places that aren’t FAANG, that is fine actually. Anything under like 10k QPS and you can do it in MySQL in the dumbest way possible and no one would ever notice." It's not fine. I feel like you're real
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by daneel_w 2y ago
That would only be true if the total power envelope was same or lower, and that's not necessarily true. Just because your switch has a GbE port and you have a GbE NIC does not mean there's a full Gbit available for you at the remo
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by daneel_w 2y ago
It's almost like the smartphone camera "megapixel" race all over again...
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by daneel_w 2y ago
It didn't work out for Intel vis-à-vis AMD, at least. Maybe Qualcomm's "AI" modem can put a few hours in at their strategic initiatives department when it's not busy creating that huge payback delta against Apple.
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by daneel_w 2y ago
https://crt.sh/ is one example, if you sign using e.g. Let's Encrypt.
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by daneel_w 2y ago
Pardon the noise, I found the answer within the product description: * Disable disk cache and clear temporary files on close.
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by daneel_w 2y ago
Uses it, but not dependant on it. I keep these things disabled.
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by daneel_w 2y ago
For people who use LibreWolf - do you happen to know if it honors Firefox' internal settings relating to disk/memory caches? I insist on configuring Firefox to store as little data as possible on disk in favor or using in-memory c
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by daneel_w 2y ago
I'm testing Zen ( https://zen-browser.app/ ) on macOS since a while back. Updates seem to lag behind the upstream by everything from 2 to 10 days. Every now and then a Zen-specific update shows up. So far the experience
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by daneel_w 2y ago
> So it's all about you. No, it really is about everyone else and not forfeiting their chance to experience something new by dissuading them with misinformation or some cautionary tale about an isolated fate that possibly was not
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by daneel_w 2y ago
Spare me and others the FUD. I tried salvia after years of reading about people's experiences with it.
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by daneel_w 2y ago
I don't recommend anyone to experiment with drugs, but , nor would I in the case of salvia advice against it or caution people, with the exception that they should have a "sitter" the first couple of times. I view drugs as p
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by daneel_w 2y ago
For me that experience was only positive and interesting. No feeling of being trapped, nor any lucidity or other kind of awareness for that matter. I can best describe the passing of time as both similar and dissimilar to the common experie
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by daneel_w 2y ago
When I was in my 20s I tried salvia ( Salvia divinorum ) several times as tincture and by smoking dried leaves, and I'd like to share my experiences: The first time was with tincture. My entire left body half became intoxicated in the
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by daneel_w 2y ago
Thank you kindly for the work with keeping K-9 light and efficient.
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by daneel_w 2y ago
It just might be the simplest sorting algorithm ever. But it's still just an unoptimized insertion sorter, and it's not novel. One would often come across this in computer books from the 80s teaching basic programming concepts and
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by daneel_w 2y ago
A lot of the network stack has been unlocked (and parallelized) already. There are probably a few bits left to untangle in there. In my own experience, depending on what driver/MAC is used, the network performance has on average double
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by daneel_w 2y ago
You will want to enable GPU-accelerated rendering for Firefox and Chromium to get a smoother experience when scrolling pages and for certain video playback, because that's disabled by default. Besides that they load and parse pages an
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by daneel_w 2y ago
Most of that is gone and the performance upswing is very noticable. A little bit of work remains.
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by daneel_w 2y ago
SMT being disabled is not a reason for anything to be incredibly slow, or even tangibly slower, unless the CPU has a single core.
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by daneel_w 2y ago
Disk I/O is notably slower than e.g. Linux or Windows and executional performance is generally a tiny bit slower, but nothing about it is "incredibly slow".
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by daneel_w 2y ago
What? I think you misread. The IPv6 stack was "almost fully operational [already] by june 1996".
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by daneel_w 2y ago
Common misconception. It is not. The kernel is XNU, and the OS base is Darwin which has some BSD parts in it, and some of the userland came directly from FreeBSD (though heavily modified).
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by daneel_w 2y ago
Nope, for Wi-Fi the security doesn't sit on the physical or link (radio) layer. It's not an accurate comparison but it's similar to how TLS, too, doesn't sit on the physical or data link layer.

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