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by dom0 9y ago
> All that said, it's interesting to see that a) duplicity seems slow, and b) very consistent in terms of speed. I wonder if there's some low-hanging fruit for optimization there. Duplicity is classic delta-backup. It always re
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by dom0 9y ago
"Borg" was chosen, because it emphasizes collaborative development — and because someone is a Star Trek fan ;)
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by dom0 9y ago
I get a white screen instead.
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by dom0 9y ago
That's US only. Global EPA number: https://www.epa.gov/ghgemissions/global-greenhouse-gas-emiss...
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by dom0 9y ago
Probably to emphasize that it is a practical course. Numerical courses, at least those I've seen or completed, tend to focus on algorithms and their properties, not implementation. > Jeremy and I developed this material for a numeri
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by dom0 9y ago
> but I can't see how it adds up to anywhere near that much. Well, it does. Even EPA says it's about one quarter of the CO2 emissions.
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by dom0 9y ago
Practically all new hires represent an "initial negative value". It's called an investment.
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by dom0 9y ago
CNAME-based hosting is really common (SaaS, GitHub Pages, ReadTheDocs, ...).
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by dom0 9y ago
Pretty much the only way would be to either swap the gearbox connected to the synchronous motor, or the sync motor itself.
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by dom0 9y ago
These are indeed frequently generated automatically.
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by dom0 9y ago
We also do security, surveillance and operate 100.5 % of the satellites around earth. (Looks familiar yet?)
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by dom0 9y ago
CERTUM provides AuthentiCode-compliant certificates from about 30 euros (for open-source usage).
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by dom0 9y ago
As someone who actually wants to (correction: wanted to, since I can't, not any more ) buy a graphics card for something other than this mining shit , I find this entire gold rush craze rather annoying. Apart from that, I don't
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by dom0 9y ago
echo | openssl s_client -connect somewhere.net:443 -servername somewhere.net | grep -qE "(WoSign)|(StartCom)"
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by dom0 9y ago
Qt is commonly used for control UIs (also in industrial devices not running on a standard control system), so this would make remote control far easier to develop and deploy [1]. Essentially, yes, "per-app RDP". [1] It removes the
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by dom0 9y ago
> one and only one subject matter at a speed many magnitudes faster and is only just getting ahead. +1 Kasparov didn't simulate 200 million moves per second to make his move.
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by dom0 9y ago
Uhm, no. Analogue vs. digital computers use fundamentally different kinds of computation. Analogue computers were not used for "programming", nor was it really necessary for the simulations done on them. Essentially, with an analo
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by dom0 9y ago
Docker docs: > Currently, content trust is disabled by default. So no, no signing ;)
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by dom0 9y ago
Not-Gnome was never a priority for the developers, conversely, it doesn't work very well on Not-Gnome. That alone disqualifies it for me. Besides that, the docs are simply bad and glib is such a huge mess that I actively avoid touching
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by dom0 9y ago
UI lag and stuttering audio is still mostly caused by bad IO scheduling.
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by dom0 9y ago
> that means you can't use a cheap cooler. Actually, air-cooling is marginal with these CPUs, even at stock frequencies. There is no air-cooler which allows them to sustain their frequencies under load. Water-cooling is pretty much
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by dom0 9y ago
It's in the name - HBM increases bandwidth. It does reduce latency a bit (since the electrical path is shorter), but the bigger and more fundamental latencies (row and columns) have not changed in many many years and are unlikely to. (
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by dom0 9y ago
When it comes to UI toolkits, there's just one rule -- "anything but GTK".
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by dom0 9y ago
Both PyQt and PySide work quite well for something that "will never be pleasant".
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by dom0 9y ago
Physics has been "getting in the way" for 30+ years ;)
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by dom0 9y ago
... and not by that much ... ... which is why projects targeting this are actually about scheduling tasks across nodes, not moving processing actually closer to the memory in the "let's put the CPU in the memory" sense.
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by dom0 9y ago
I, Fry, who drank Bont the Viscous, who drank Ungo the Moist, who guzzled Zorn the Stagnant ... who slurped Hudge the Dewy, who enjoyed a soup composed principally of Throm the Chunky, do solemnly swear to rule with honour and insanity-- U
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by dom0 9y ago
Turbo-diesel fuel injection pumps are ... not the most reliable thing to have in a car.
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by dom0 9y ago
A Mercedes limousine is hardly exotic, and neither is it unreliable.
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by dom0 9y ago
It's also missing the .8 s delay & locking of all inputs after every click as well as random breakage, broken browser navigation and broken deep linking.

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