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by glowingly 4y ago
> So multiple end user facing companies would compete for access to the same infrastructure, and the infrastructure owners would compete for servicing the providers, not being able to directly own either of them. Both layers would be hav
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by glowingly 4y ago
I don't know if it works for their wireless mice, but it does show up under the G Pro X wireless mouse. https://support.logi.com/hc/en-us/articles/360059428653-Down... Need to select Windows 10. "On
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by glowingly 4y ago
The cost can still favor DIY, even using new parts. I did this twice about a year ago, when the USD prices were far worse for DIY. Nowadays, one can get a cheap Alder Lake Pentium + ITX/mATX with a cheap case, okay PSU, RAM, and SSD. T
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by glowingly 4y ago
While not exactly what you are looking for, Intel Snow Ridge is a continuation of their Atom-based (next to their line of Core-based) networking processors. 8-24 cores. https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en&
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by glowingly 4y ago
Sounds like a decent approach. On the current AM4 setup, the chipset had an x8 link allocated (at least in dmi), but only x4 was ever hooked up. Based on information here, too bad they weren't able to build on that and avoid the daisy
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by glowingly 4y ago
No parasocial experience really is. However, intent of the therapist may not be fully acknowledged by the patients.
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by glowingly 4y ago
Perhaps Jevon's Paradox? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jevons_paradox Though with LED lighting, it really depends. I still am using far less power for all of my lighting vs 1 incandescent light bulb. I am thinking
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by glowingly 4y ago
https://www.streamingmedia.com/Articles/ReadArticle.aspx?Art... https://www.sisvel.com/blog/audio-video-coding-decoding/sisv... It became a real legal issue before the first consumer AV1 hard
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by glowingly 4y ago
In that game/movie world, it is the name of an AI. Maybe some passdown influence from Star Trek's ship computer, which had a female voice?
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by glowingly 4y ago
Like others here, I had a similar experience. I setup a simple minecraft server on a SELinux secured OS. So far, so good. I wanted to setup a systemd service to startup and shutdown the minecraft server. After ~1 hour of work later, I came
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by glowingly 4y ago
The specs of the two switches could be the Mikrotik CRS305 and the CSS610. Probably less than 20W under load (assuming DAC or SFP+ SR Multimode). My setup has a CRS309 (8 SFP+) and CSS610, and it's 12W with almost all ports active (tho
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by glowingly 4y ago
I'd want better mainline support for it. Either full mainline kernel support or something akin to it from Nvidia. My Jetsons were stuck on Ubuntu 18.04 since early 2020, with the old 4.19 kernel. They only recently beta'd a 20.04-
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by glowingly 4y ago
I remember a time when the then-independent CentOS was afraid to even reference Red Hat by name, instead referring to a large North American Enterprise Linux vendor. A bit too "he-who-shall-not-be-named" for me.
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by glowingly 4y ago
"wait 5 days for us to actually transfer your domain name" "oh, and you have 3 remaining logins (not attempts, logins) before we need something extra from you" I don't remember what that something extra was (probabl
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by glowingly 4y ago
Didn't Mediatek also hire open source developers (or at least one very notable one) to work on their wifi drivers in the mainline kernel? In [2], I'm seeing sensors (not made by Mediatek), GPU drivers (Mali, ask arm on that one),
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by glowingly 4y ago
In many ways this is still true of Intel today. Like Samsung, their chips draw more power (even with "Intel 7" supposedly drawing parity to TSMC 7N) and are often slower than their competition's chips. Maybe it's an IDM
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by glowingly 4y ago
I'd also put Roblox in there as well. It absorbed many (IMO) of the minigame creation efforts from Minecraft, FPS mods, and RTS games. Nowadays, probably bigger than all 3 combined (I know one is a game, one is a classification of comm
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by glowingly 4y ago
and were Java servers. Bedrock not included (runs on a different port over UDP only). Probably not including any Java or Bedrock Realms (official MSFT servers), who likely seat all access behind an authenticated gateway of some sort. For ex
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by glowingly 4y ago
I agree. We only have to look 3 years ago to see exactly what happens when those same companies get sideload access. Facebook did something very similar, using their Apple App Store Developer certificate to enroll users as "employees,&
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by glowingly 4y ago
That's sort of how I feel about comment trees. ~100-200 comments is the safe max for me, after that, sufficient garbage is present to degrade readability. It's subreddit/topic/ToD dependent, since some are difficult to f
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by glowingly 4y ago
IMO, not all Thinkpads. My E485 was noticeably worse than my X1C6. Never seemed to track as well, nor did it seem to resist "sticking" as much. I don't quite know to describe sticking, but it's like when an INU (or a str
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by glowingly 4y ago
I know it's unmaintained now, but SimpleOSX VM defaulted to a Core 2 Duo. Looks like it's successor also defaults to a Core 2 Duo, though with 2 cores and SMT. https://github.com/foxlet/macOS-Simple-KVM http
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by glowingly 4y ago
>Arduino I generally agree on the simple, common approach being a great draw for Arduino and its related education. I was going through school around the time when arudino took off. IMO, older vendor toolchains were just painful by compa
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by glowingly 4y ago
I am in a HCOL area on the locality chart :/ We get hired in at $70k and this seems rather common among my peers + contractors, so I don't exactly know how someone is getting $100k at the door. People who have been here ~5+ years
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by glowingly 4y ago
From my experience, GS14 and above roles are allocated in limited numbers to each program/branch/division. Of course, many other companies do this to some degree, and one obviously can rotate in the government. However, not every
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by glowingly 4y ago
HD-DVD was released as an add-on to the Xbox 360, external to the internal DVD drive. The internal DVD drive could not play HD-DVD movies. Sony's PS3 had the bluray player internally, as part of the base spec. https://en.wik
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by glowingly 5y ago
To be fair, Power PC was also trying an extended post-AIM life in networking. I don't know if the big-endianess of some networking stacks had anything to do with it. The earliest Killer networking cards had a PPC chip onboard. One coul
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by glowingly 5y ago
I agree, Mikrotik have largely moved onto the IPQ4000 series for their wireless products and their many of their advanced switches use the switch ASIC's onboard arm core(s) (CRS305, CRS309, CRS317, CRS328, etc) without an external mana
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by glowingly 5y ago
Still used in some consumer devices with older Mediatek (MTK) wireless SoCs and older Qualcomm (QCA) wireless SoCs. Qualcomm has moved onto arm uarch, in addition to largely shuttering their switch ASIC lineup (lots of MIPS in that product
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by glowingly 5y ago
> It's a heavily diverged kernel tree, but it's all GPLv2, including the full GPU kernel-mode driver ( https://nv-tegra.nvidia.com/r/gitweb?p=linux-nvgpu.git;a=sum ...) for those. (there's no binary ker

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