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by elFarto 6y ago
Unfortunately this won't be supported by the proprietary NVIDIA drivers. It requires them supporting DMA-BUF, which they can't due to those symbols being marked as GPL. Even then, they don't support VA-API. There is a library
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by elFarto 6y ago
They also issued take downs to other people streaming/commentating over it almost immediately.
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by elFarto 6y ago
We've been using this at work, and it's been fine without installing anything to the cluster. The only thing missing is the CPU/Memory/Filesystem stats, which is no great loss.
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by elFarto 7y ago
I still use it for all of my Youtube subscriptions. I have about 50 channels in there.
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by elFarto 7y ago
CCP used one for Eve Online. They stuck their SQL server on it.
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by elFarto 7y ago
Ubiquiti has got you covered: https://unifi-led.ui.com/
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by elFarto 7y ago
I've tried using Bridget[1] before, but didn't actually manage to get it working properly (although the problem was likely firewall related). [1] https://github.com/kvaps/bridget
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by elFarto 7y ago
> Kerberos can’t survive in untrusted networks... Wasn't Kerberos designed to work in untrusted networks?
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by elFarto 7y ago
The XPath for the second one would be: //root/item/key[text()="Name"]/../value/text()
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by elFarto 7y ago
There's a new Honda 'e', that doesn't have side mirrors at all, and just has two screens inside. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pEKq8jmckz0
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by elFarto 7y ago
Interesting, this mirrors a lot of thoughts I've had on package management on Linux. I'm not sure I like the idea of using file system images as packages, wouldn't that have overhead in terms of the sheer number of mount poin
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by elFarto 7y ago
He's using it to read the entire files contents into memory, and re-running the lines() method from the now in-memory buffer, presumably to remove any disk I/O from bottle necking the lines() function. Not the best method to use,
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by elFarto 7y ago
The first issue I can see with that code is it's not doing what he expects. He does this to read the file into a StringBuffer: bf.lines().forEach(s -> sb.append(s)); However, this ends up reading all the lines into one giant
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by elFarto 7y ago
Technically yes, but it's only a PCIe 1x Gen2 slot, so only 500MB/s of bandwidth (4x Gen3 is ~4GB/s). You'd be better off with a USB 3.0 to M.2 adapter.
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by elFarto 7y ago
They do have a liner, here's a video of someone removing the can from the coke: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1pB6O6AYMU
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by elFarto 8y ago
Honestly I'm surprised no one has suggested replacing SMTP with a HTTP POST request. All you would need is an email address -> HTTP URL conversion (which I believe something like WebFinger already has). Then just POST your message t
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by elFarto 8y ago
Wolfenstein 3D was ray-casting, not ray-tracing. There is quite a difference between the two techniques.
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by elFarto 8y ago
Are those front tyres even on the right way, they look backwards?
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by elFarto 8y ago
Any chance that you could just fork it? Create cmd2.exe, hell you could even open-source it.
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by elFarto 8y ago
It's pretty trivial to de-DRM Audible downloads. Once you've got your key, you just need to download the AAX file from them, then run ffmpeg over it: ffmpeg -activation_bytes <your activation bytes here> -i file.aax -c:a cop
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by elFarto 8y ago
I wonder if you could get the same functionality of AWS, with the same implementation of B2, by having a single URL to POST files to, that simply sent a redirect to the correct location (apparently there's the 307 HTTP status code for
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by elFarto 8y ago
I enjoyed the Expeditionary Force audio books (there are 5 of them so far), read by R. C. Bray. Very funny, one of the few books to make laugh out loud while listening to it. My other favourites are Pandora's Star and Judas Unchained b
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by elFarto 8y ago
I had this problem with Gitlab until I worked out how to use it's built in cache mechanism to save the .m2 directory, the bit I was missing was to force maven to use a different location for that directory.
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by elFarto 8y ago
I'd like to add to that list, the GNOME Header Bars (the merging of title bar/menu bar/tool bar) into what ends up being a hodge-podge of button and menus which is so radically different between applications I never know wher
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by elFarto 8y ago
You should already be able to implement this using the If-Modified-Since HTTP header. The server only needs to send you back articles in the RSS feed that have been added after that date. The If-Modified-Since value is meant to come from th
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by elFarto 8y ago
They're removing the streaming APIs, these allow a single long term connection to receive tweets, follows, etc... in favor of a Webhook solution. The issue is that there are not comparable solutions. The streaming API allows a user to
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by elFarto 8y ago
I really like the Equinox Clock[1], which was made before easily available addressable RGB LED strips, so each LED is individually placed. [1] http://www.bramknaapen.com/equinox-clock/
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by elFarto 9y ago
> Can someone clarify this for me? Are OpenGL/D3D buffers that get stuff memcpy'd into them by the CPU actually "slices of GPU memory," or are they more often reserved driver memory that eventually get DMA'd to t
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by elFarto 9y ago
OpenGL implementations shouldn't be effected by syscall overhead. Historically it's been DirectX that had a syscall per draw call, but I believe both now just write the command to GPU RAM directly.
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by elFarto 9y ago
I have the Juniper VPN working under Linux. Pulse Secure (as it's now called) is supported by the openconnect package[1]. It was pretty straight forward to get working. There's even a Network Manager plugin to allow you to configu

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