glglwty

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by glglwty 6y ago
> they do support the standard interfaces to let other GPUs control the outputs. They just aren't on par with the proprietary drivers performance-wise Some softwares don't work on nouveau. For example, chromium GPU acceleration
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by glglwty 6y ago
Coreboot but Nvidia? Who's the target audience? Open boot firmware fans who also like Nvidia's proprietary driver? Edit: I looked at their website and I still don't understand what the marketing term "linux laptop"
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by glglwty 6y ago
I wonder whether this situation of reverse-enginnering GPU drivers is sustainable. GPUs on ARM SOCs tend to be quite different from each other and most vendors have no interest in collaborating with the linux community. On X86 at least we h
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by glglwty 6y ago
There is a "save" feature that behaves like bookmarking.
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by glglwty 7y ago
A senior position in the doc will probably get you ~2M in savings by 35. How do you retire with that?
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by glglwty 7y ago
Why don't cameras sign the photos at sensor?
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by glglwty 7y ago
I think you only need to specify your immediate dependencies in nix?
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by glglwty 7y ago
They can move their HQ somewhere else.
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by glglwty 7y ago
I would like to buy this if it supports ECC memory
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by glglwty 7y ago
You can play world of warcraft to feel useful to others. Or mine cryptocurrency. Both are well-designed proof-of-work systems.
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by glglwty 8y ago
Technologies like online education would crush the existing education system if the playground is fair. Unfortunately the latter has public funding in it and prevents the society from moving forward.
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by glglwty 8y ago
I find it hard to believe that an open source project doesn't even have a mail list
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by glglwty 8y ago
Pedophilia has always been an execuse for taking over people's rights. Good thing tor isn't targeted this time.
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by glglwty 8y ago
Even if you do a good job closing the 'loopholes' they can just operate with bitcoin. Stop charging taxes on profit/income and the problem will be solved.
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by glglwty 8y ago
Many old gpus store firmwares in non-volatile memory so that OS doesn't need to load them. Such gpus work with linux-libre as long as there is a free driver.
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by glglwty 8y ago
> they work with the inbuilt drivers on every distro out of the box No they don't work with any distro that uses linux-libre.
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by glglwty 8y ago
Maybe a functional society doesn't necessarily rely on jobs with below-living wages? Point is, the question of whether you should pay living wages to every worker is basically equivalent to whether you should provide living income to e
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by glglwty 8y ago
What if people actually like those "fake" comments more than comments generated by humans?
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by glglwty 8y ago
A few years ago an Indian guy changed his name to get admitted into medical school. I wonder how it would play out if more Asians do this. They should try harder messing with the system, forcing schools to do DNA tests, etc.
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by glglwty 8y ago
4chan doesn't have reply notification either and I wonder if the theory applies there..
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by glglwty 8y ago
Is the sandboxing of flatpak more or less secure than docker?
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by glglwty 8y ago
Why can't they put those drivers at the top instead of bottom?
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by glglwty 8y ago
Is there a blockchain for DNS?
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by glglwty 8y ago
I wonder how difficult/useful it would be to create a community-driven package management system, like AUR or nixpkgs. Is there any known attempt?
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by glglwty 10y ago
they performed 10 fold cross validation
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by glglwty 10y ago
Their data set may be more valuable than paper itself...
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by glglwty 11y ago
How does x86_64 store GOT?