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by dmm 13y ago
Thanks. I misunderstood that post.
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by dmm 13y ago
Unfortunately chrome recently removed support for "multipart/x-mixed-replace". It's too bad too. It was a simple way to implement a webcam. https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?
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by dmm 13y ago
AMD releases real documentation for their chips and pays programmers to write free, in-kernel drivers for their cards. The idea that nvidia has better drivers needs to die.
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Radeon Gallium3D Performance Gets Close To Catalyst On Ubuntu 14.04(phoronix.com)
2 points by dmm 13y ago|1 comments
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by dmm 13y ago
Pour one out for IRIX, discontinued December 31, 2013. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IRIX#Retirement
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by dmm 13y ago
Everyone in the c-preprocessor subreddit is surprisingly open minded about new c++ features.
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by dmm 13y ago
Failures are always obvious in retrospect. That being said I can't believe people left hundreds of thousands of USD worth of bitcoin in gox. I'm reading stories of people putting lots of money they could not afford to lose in some
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by dmm 13y ago
There are historical instances of self-regulation working. The movie and video game industries control their own content ratings and before the invention of dynamite, nitroglycerin was commonly used as an explosive in construction. Shipping
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by dmm 13y ago
Businesses fail all the time. Most startups fail. Should we have more startup regulation? Failure is a normal part of the market. What's really scary are the businesses that are never allowed to fail.
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by dmm 13y ago
undeadly is most definitely not the canonical source for openbsd. Just read the man pages. http://www.opensmtpd.org/smtpd.conf.5.html
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by dmm 13y ago
OpenBSD has lots of fine documentation. Read the man pages they aren't generally useless like the gnu ones. http://www.opensmtpd.org/manual.html
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by dmm 13y ago
The default OpenBSD install ships with plenty of software. It comes with pretty much everything but graphical web browsers that the devs use. It includes web and email servers, opensshd and openntpd, openldap, gnome, etc. It's a system
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by dmm 13y ago
Full reserve banks are possible. You just have to maturity match everything, meaning every loan of term t has a matching deposit with a maturity of t. Deposits in demand accounts could not be lended. I have no idea whether this is a good id
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by dmm 13y ago
There is no way the other states would allow california to get 12 senators. Right?
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by dmm 13y ago
American Lagers are a fine style of beer. And many of the most popular ones are fine examples of that style.
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by dmm 13y ago
If enough players vote for democracy a 5 second rule is implemented.
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by dmm 13y ago
There is a huge lag on the stream, around 20-30 seconds meaning if you send a command you are controlling the game 30 seconds later. When democracy is in effect it takes votes for a time period(5-10 seconds?) and then chooses an action. ht
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by dmm 13y ago
OpenBSD's kernel modules are for development only. They require a securelevel change and a reboot to enable.
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by dmm 13y ago
Version 3.274 says: Do not use lambda expressions, or the related std::function or std::bind utilities.
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by dmm 13y ago
Don't take financial or healthcare from online forum comments ( in other words the parent is full of shit).
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by dmm 13y ago
C with classes is what the google c++ style guide mandates: http://google-styleguide.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/cppguide.x... No exceptions, no boost, no lambda, no rtti, streams only for logging, avoid operator ove
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by dmm 13y ago
Are you sure about that? The TOP500 list uses the linpack benchmark to measure double-precision FLOPS. The numbers you cite for your machine sound more like those you would get with single-precision. For comparision, the GTX Titan can do ab
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by dmm 13y ago
Come try OpenBSD sometime. They take man pages seriously. http://www.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/man.cgi?query=strlcpy
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by dmm 13y ago
stumpwm. It's the sequel to ratpoison, implemented in common lisp. You can hack while it's running. The multi-monitor support is top notch. http://www.nongnu.org/stumpwm/
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by dmm 13y ago
AMD has been completely rewriting the drivers as free software. The 2d performance of the in-kernel drivers is now better than the proprietary driver for southern islands(HD7000). The 3d performance of the free driver is at about 50-70% of
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by dmm 13y ago
Have you tried enabling dpm? When enabled with a kernel parameter it dynamically changes the card frequency. I think you need a kernel version > 3.11. Check out: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/ATI#Dynamic_power
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by dmm 13y ago
The in-kernel drivers support 6 monitors now, with a max of 2 non-displayport. Have you tried a recent kernel? http://xorg.freedesktop.org/wiki/RadeonFeature/
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by dmm 13y ago
The newest AMD cards had in-kernel, free software, driver support from the day they hit the shelves.
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by dmm 13y ago
AMD has been paying developers for years to develop free drivers. It has taken this long because they essentially had to rewrite everything and modern display drivers are complicated beasts. The in-kernel, fancy KMS, AMD drivers should just
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by dmm 13y ago
Money laundering is not unethical. It wasn't even illegal in the US until 1986. At the time the law was passed we were promised it would only be used against organized crime that couldn't be stopped any other way.

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