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by erk__ 5y ago
Then this post may be more appropriate https://emacsair.me/2017/09/01/magit-walk-through/
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by erk__ 5y ago
I really wonder how a single z/Architecture core would fare on this benchmark, though I imagine it's never been ported
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by erk__ 5y ago
Here is what I believe to be the original patent from 1979 as well https://data.epo.org/publication-server/document?iDocId=1031...
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by erk__ 5y ago
It's in the footer, grey on grey so it's not very visible
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by erk__ 5y ago
Its always fun to watch the big games at the dota leagues (like The International going on atm [0]) and half the players is just taunting and spamming voice lines which are a item you can buy where you play a bit of audio in the game. And i
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by erk__ 5y ago
I think that is a more recent backronym and was not the original, so it is wrong to say that what the above post said is incorrect.
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by erk__ 5y ago
It's not like it is the same people now who were on the committee when either of those were chosen to receive it the current member who have been on it for the longest got appointed in 2012 https://www.nobelpeaceprize.org&#x
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by erk__ 5y ago
These are numbers since August 2019 as far as I am aware
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by erk__ 5y ago
The revenue in that pastebin have been double counted. The corrected data is here: https://pastebin.com/LjmaPNam
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by erk__ 5y ago
Loading fine for me so probably some routing issues
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by erk__ 5y ago
Freebsd got past the issues by rewriting it, although it is not yet in a stable release will probably wait until 13.1
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by erk__ 5y ago
Could you not see e-mail as decentralized as well?
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by erk__ 5y ago
I wonder how far up "Google" is as a search termon Google
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by erk__ 5y ago
Don't know if anything similar exist in the UK, but the Danish national museum have a website where you can read about every single church in Denmark. [0] It is mostly scans for books released through the years, but they give a lot of
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by erk__ 5y ago
The presentation slides was originally discussed at: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28584738
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Serving Netflix Video at 400Gbps on FreeBSD [Video](youtube.com)
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by erk__ 5y ago
Valve have been doing it with Counter Strike for at least 3 years. And the "VACnet" they have is still far from perfect. Especially with the less obvious cheats. They used to be a talk on youtube, but it seems to have been taken d
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by erk__ 5y ago
At some point the presentations will come up here https://www.youtube.com/c/EuroBSDcon
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by erk__ 5y ago
This would likely have been easier to know if the foundation had been releasing the minutes from the meetings, the last set of minutes released at the moment is from May
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by erk__ 5y ago
It's the same in Denmark usually the consumer ombudsmand first asks them to comply before getting the police to set up a case against them if they do not comply They have also set up a website where they say what a influencer should h
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by erk__ 5y ago
I tried out hardware accelerated compression on a z15 and it just speeds it up a stupid amount, something like 20x times in decompression and 200 times with compression [0], which is not something that is done many other places yet. Though
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by erk__ 5y ago
Yeah, they are not really that comparable, but I don't think they have any other z/Architechture vps avalible at IBM (or at anyone else for that matter) so I thought that was the best comparison.
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by erk__ 5y ago
I know Fujitsu have a version of Postgres made for LinuxOne (which is just Linux on z/Architecture) No idea what they are taking for support of it though.
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by erk__ 5y ago
IBM clouds offering for a machine with 1 vCPU 4 GB RAM 100 GB Storage (25 GB boot, 75 GB data) is around $180/month in my local currency
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by erk__ 5y ago
As I understand it it is actually not a issue as they have strong enough privacy laws that EU have said good for it. Though when doing business with EU citizens they of course still have to follow the rest of gdpr. https://ec.eur
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by erk__ 5y ago
It could be really interesting if any of the up and coming arm processors could be made to reliable work in big-endian mode. There is some custom kernels floating around that uses the Raspberry Pi in BE-mode.
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by erk__ 5y ago
Yeah its interesting how each mainframe works like its own small distributed system while being a quite centralized one in reality.
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by erk__ 5y ago
Same reason you can sometimes view hacker news without being logged in when it is seemingly down
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by erk__ 5y ago
Yeah the colors are really not great for color blind people, I rather have some symbols or similar on them
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by erk__ 5y ago
There is also an excellent Numberphile video on the subject https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ku8BOBwD4hc

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