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devl547
7mo ago
Is it RISC-V or bloated software full of layered abstractions?
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8mo ago
>Bazzite's fate is sealed as a non-commercial hobbyist-like OS. Sounds like good news to me.
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10mo ago
>NVidia Angry Linus noises...
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devl547
1y ago
Gnome Conduit software. Used to synchronize a lot of my local-first data (calendar, photos, music) to different online services. Nice to see in one place where everything goes and what is the sync status.
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devl547
1y ago
RTM or SP3? When users talk about XP being awesome, they talk about SP3.
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1y ago
Softmachines VISC architecture is not dead?
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2y ago
All Moscow public transport powered by these chips (actually it was, nowadays the chips we use are clones, made in Russia itself) - trains, metro and buses.
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3y ago
Elbrus are VLIW/EPIC, based on home-grown architecture. The SPARC-based one is the old MCST R1000. >who would be willing to fab it Before the conflict, they used TSMC. Now, AFAIK, the only fab available is Mikron, located in Zelenog
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3y ago
Do Mozilla next, Mozilla!
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3y ago
Official specs only state 4Kp60 HEVC decoder So no encoders and no h.264 decoder.
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3y ago
We are currently trying to bring SliTaz back to life. https://forum.slitaz.org/topic/usage-of-slitaz-40-rolling/pa...
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5y ago
"At last!" - said Igor and installed lighttpd ;)
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5y ago
It IS possible to build one from scratch, but the limiting factors as always are money and time. >Otter, LibreWolf and Qutebrowser They are all based on readily available Webkit and Firefox engines and wont ever be full-featured alternat
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5y ago
Well... - Knock-knock! - Who's that? - Heart attack.
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5y ago
Simply speaking - more bandwidth due to increased bus width. And later increased frequency in PCI-X slot. But lack of useful desktop/workstation hardware and adoption of PCIe on PCs killed it.