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by dom0 9y ago
It is actually impressive how wide-band disturbances are. A hard-switches MOSFET can easily give you disturbances with bandwidths greater than 1 GHz. Closing a switch on a mains circuit can create high-energy wide-bandwidth disturbances in
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by dom0 9y ago
I was unaware that this is called "keyset pagination". The name doesn't make much sense to me, could someone explain what it is supposed to mean and why it describes this pattern? I called this offset or key-offset pagination
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by dom0 9y ago
Error handling.
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by dom0 9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DisruptJ20 Also read up on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chilling_effect
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by dom0 9y ago
Back in the day there were SVGA libraries (like aklib) that allowed high-resolution (like 1280x1024 modes) graphics; but even on contemporary GHz desktop processors it wasn't fast . Also sound systems using background daemons that rel
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by dom0 9y ago
There are tons of tiny JVMs.
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by dom0 9y ago
> They detuned it to reduce the number of low quality sites appearing in Google search results. Interestingly Google Search results have degraded heavily over the years, and for many topics almost entirely consist of bullshit SEO sites a
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by dom0 9y ago
Opera is a few years older. MWC 98 + mobile = WAP browser.
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by dom0 9y ago
Good security does generally not rely on a single measure. The service provider not doing this in the first place is good, but the user (also) having a second line of defense is objectively better, although it may incentivize poor behaviour
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by dom0 9y ago
> I would have expected them to filter anything that's in an env secret from the log output. Pretty sure Travis does this. It does.
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by dom0 9y ago
It's reassuring that you (GitHub) seem to have not only thought about the problem, but implemented processes to reduce exposure.
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by dom0 9y ago
I just finished building a new book shelf!
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by dom0 9y ago
> Also, Most CPUs aren't made at a single process size. They will mix 2-3 generations of process sizes when producing CPUs, and only put the hot-path parts of the CPU in the newest process size (to help improve yields). No, you can&
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by dom0 9y ago
> Despite the similarities between Coffee Lake and Kaby Lake, Coffee Lake requires a new chipset to function. Shamed be he who thinks evil of it. Intel would never, never I tell you, make upgrading your mainboard a necessity, but there a
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by dom0 9y ago
Heat dissipation has been problematic for Intel not just with the recent 2066 disaster but way before that. Most Haswell desktop processors are not that easy to keep from throttling. This is exaggerated by large temperature gradients of 15
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by dom0 9y ago
> will cause irreversible results in the global ecology We (as in homo sapiens ) moved beyond that point years ago. Everything we can do now is attempt to reduce global permanent damage, not avoid it. Also, these attempts are not succes
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by dom0 9y ago
While technically true, it's never good to argue with election results if they are a very close call; politicians like to ("clearly a one seat majority means that the people have spoken!1"), but it is not a serious approach.
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by dom0 9y ago
This seems to tie into bolstering the Symphony platform.
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by dom0 9y ago
There are a bunch of Eclipse xtend files (=Java) around there as well.
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by dom0 9y ago
https://github.com/symphonyoss/plexus-interop Java/JS/C#
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by dom0 9y ago
Sandblasting doesn't actually work that well with soft, spongy materials.
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by dom0 9y ago
Because this is very unreliable with human drivers.
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by dom0 9y ago
No, actually most of Wikimedia's spending is largely unrelated to Wikipedia.
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by dom0 9y ago
> Also register allocation is an NP problem (graph coloring). No, this strongly depends on the form of the program. SSA form permits polynomial solution of register allocation. (SSA is the most widely used form in compilers; LLVM, GCC an
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Borg Backup 1.1.0 released(borgbackup.org)
3 points by dom0 9y ago|0 comments
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by dom0 9y ago
Windows 7 still has about 50 % market share. That's more than just some holdouts, over all.
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by dom0 9y ago
Reminds me of the FART photo technique (feel, ask, refine, take).
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by dom0 9y ago
Latin: cacare (to shit) German: Kacke (the ck as usual indicates that this word may only be used with the voice raised beyond 85 dB and with at least 5 % spit by volume mixed into the air-stream).
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by dom0 9y ago
So -80 % memory for 0-5 % more compute throughput?
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by dom0 9y ago
The latter case; and allocating anonymous memory is not caching.

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