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Time out of service has much more to do with who services them.
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It also tends to show local variables and function arguments. It also has --pdb. This makes debugging without --pdb pretty easy in most cases: http://i.imgur.com/IqRzKnG.png pytest gets a lot of stuff right, though it als
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> Interesting. Pinging is handled entirely by the kernel. I wonder if the ACK code path has to enter and leave userspace before the response comes out the network card? Normally there is an incoming backlog, i.e. the kernel accepts (SYN&
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The PSUs are still essentially ATX, so that's usually not a big problem. Form factor on the other hand... well. Sometimes they really go off the reservation there.
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I dunno, there were several issues in the SMT implementation publicized earlier, it is entirely possible that the root cause is the same or related.
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The Phenom bug was about the L2 TLB; the L1 TLB worked just fine. It still decreased performance significantly — about 5-20 % depending on workload.
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Hourly broadcasts which software you are using are not that great for some people.
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Commercial drives you can buy right now write at more than 150 MB/s, newer generations are always faster.
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Many C++ libraries follow this approach.
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EU bank transfers are free of charge.
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All four in one go, procedure wasn't painful for me at all, but that might have something to do with it being under general anaesthetic. Of course, mouth was a bit painful for a few days.
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Some of the earliest prosthetics are dentures as well.
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For starters, teeth are alive and the soft core (dentin) is in continuous regeneration like any live tissue. Teeth are also not not moving. During chewing the jaw itself flexes quite a bit, and teeth don't have a rigid connection to th
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Jinja compiles to Python which is then compiled to CPython bytecode and executed by the CPython VM.
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In fact, that's the usual meaning of uber-shaders; large shaders parametrized at compile time.
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Solder between IHS and die means that there is a through and through metal connection. This results in a low thermal resistance, allowing better boosts and overclocking and/or lower temperatures. (This is the best we can currently do w
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> The evolution of C++ is insanely slow. The only language today with more independent implementations than C++ is C. Compared to C, C++ evolution is not slow — processes involving so many implementers are inherently not in fast-forward
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C++ at least has a readable specification.
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And Qt Widgets won't be deprecated for a long time to come, if ever.
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Sorry, I must have misread it. Looking at some charts, you have a point there. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/49/World_po... (1994)
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So you talk about EM fields, but then don't mean them. Ok. Nice shifting the goalposts there. What's up next? Which "high field" shall it be?
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> North America has low population density relative to most of the world. Well the quotient N(north america) / A(north america) is low, but this value does not have to match the average or median population density in areas around s
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It's one common factor across practically all of the developed world — both sitting and stress have increased harshly for kids and young adults in the last 30-40 years.
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Power line EM emissions have essentially ~nil power and a human is a very poor antenna for those frequencies (top of the head ~6 orders of magnitude too small), even at very high harmonics (n=20 is just one kilohertz).
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Here's a screenshot http://i.imgur.com/TMXbdpv.png
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The numbers don't add up. For example, I get 14 out of 100. Encryption are all 0, yet "Overall" is 3 out of 6. The only other non-zero value is "Number of open ports" (2). 2+3 != 14. Σ0 = 0 != 3. Obviously, I have n
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The article itself isn't dated, but for reference Last-Modified: Sat, 02 Aug 2003 14:27:40 GMT
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That CPU of course supports virtualization.
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Everything using Qt Quick uses GPU-based rendering, though that's not exactly intensive . (Much like compositing, it requires graphics hardware that tolerates light use without consuming an inordinate amount of power). Some Qt Quick a
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My two (possibly biased, much like the author's) cents. - No network-based tests; e.g. a typical fast internet connection (say 100/40 or 50/20 MBit/s) with a few dozen ms latency to some server or cloud service. This is
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