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by gmokki 3y ago
Modern Java does support directly calling C functions, with structs. And also upcalls back to java. All without any JNI style preprocessing or stubs. https://docs.oracle.com/en/java/javase/21/core/ca
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by gmokki 3y ago
I have had same btrfs filesystem in use for 15+ years, with 6 disks of various sizes. And all hardware components changed at least once during the fileystsen lifetime. Worst corruption was when one DIMM started corrupting data. As a result
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by gmokki 3y ago
I wrote code to main nokia.com site 10 years ago where it used few ways to detect slow loading of resources and set a flag to disable extra features from the site. This was done because the site had to work in every country and many of the
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by gmokki 3y ago
Would it be possible to create multiple separate apps each having max 1M users? This Firefox1 app would host first million, then be removed from store but still provide updates. It would be replaced by Firefox2 app. And so? Is there some cl
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by gmokki 3y ago
Yes. And the design problems was created by MBAs that decided that they want: 1) to keep the new engines that change how the plane flies 2) a convincing lie that passes minimal scrutiny that the plane flies the same - to avoid training pilo
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by gmokki 3y ago
Its coming as built-in function: https://commitfest.postgresql.org/43/4388/ hopefully it gets merged before the next release.
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by gmokki 3y ago
The whole MCAS was just unnecessary feature (bug fix). Without it the plane would have worked just fine. The pilots would just have had to go some amount of training scenarios to get the certification on how the MAX plain flies.
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by gmokki 3y ago
It is coming: https://lwn.net/ml/linux-fsdevel/cover.1701468305.git.josef@... The kernel fscrypt layer just needed a lot of refactoring first to support cow filesystems.
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by gmokki 3y ago
Could it be that HR/management part of the system is then at fault if a person is kept in a role where they do harm. Most likely the system has been notified, but it has failed to react to the warnings.
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by gmokki 3y ago
Last week I had Firefox crashes every few minutes on kernel 6.5.x on Fedora on AMD apu. Had to jump to 6.6rc to make the machine stable again.
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by gmokki 3y ago
We just put in orders for Lenovo P14s gen 4 amd laptops for developers. With 64G ram, 2.8k OLED display. We have been very happy with P14s gen 2 amd with 4k display, but it has only 32G of ram. The 15W 8 core Ryzen apu has been silent and p
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by gmokki 3y ago
Why would server side rendering send the entire HTML page on every time? Or lose context or page position? All those have been smoothly handled by pure server side frameworks such as wicket or tapestry for over a decade.
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by gmokki 3y ago
Intel originally named it "IA-32e" to try to make it sound it was just a small extension on the 32bit x86 architecture whereas the Itanium IA-64 architecture was the future.
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by gmokki 3y ago
We did 10k rps almost 20 years ago on pair of Sun x4100 servers. Dual core Opteron@2,4GHz and Java 1.4. And that was with storing data to spinning rust (async) and business logic using custom scripting language.
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by gmokki 3y ago
AMD enabled AVX-512 without increasing their power consumption. To do that their AVX-512 runs only half of max speed compared Intel when using 512 bit registers (aka max flops is same as with AVX2 256 bit registers). Still, because the new
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by gmokki 3y ago
Would something like opt-in sharing of pages between processes that oracle has been trying to get into kernel be the correct option: https://lwn.net/ml/linux-kernel/cover.1682453344.git.khalid.... Postmaster would
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by gmokki 3y ago
I managed to get Ryzen 5850U/15W Thinkpad with 4k display in 2021. There were some necessary firmware updates during the first year to get the suspend and power management working (afaik, not so many kernel bugs), luckily fwupd now wor
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by gmokki 3y ago
We had microservices that shared a database, but each got a separate schema. We decided to treat cross schema queries the same as rpc: we export and API from a schema (view or stored procedure) that other microservices can depend on. The mi
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by gmokki 4y ago
All of the allocators are improved over time (against their own their own goals). It is always important to specify the libc version and version of alternative allocators. Otherwise the results might not be reproducible a year later.
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by gmokki 4y ago
So it becomes a lake an average every 20 years. And still people manage to forget it?
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by gmokki 4y ago
I just swapped the realtek wifi of my P14s amd gen 2 with Intel ax210. Cost was around 10€. I think since around one year ago upstream kernels do support the realtek wifi card properly.
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by gmokki 4y ago
I use Firefox Nightly on Android since it allows all add-ons
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by gmokki 4y ago
Currently travelling in India. Tried booking hotels and domestic flights with mastercard/visa, but nothing worked. Called my bank and they said their system show no rejected transactions so the block must be on Indian side. So had to b
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by gmokki 4y ago
I have Lenovo 14" with 4k display and Ryzen 4850. I really like the crisp and accurate display. I have used wayland since 2015 when it became default in Fedora. I'm not sure what you mean when you refer to scaling issues? And even
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by gmokki 4y ago
It was announcement Intels first 64 bit processor Itanium. It was going to destroy all the existing 64 bit processors: alpha, sparc etc that had the market cornered (and even MS Windows was ported to most them). In the end Itanium was late
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by gmokki 4y ago
I immediately told my friends that it could have been the danish submarine guy who killed tournalist and was supposedly in prison, when actually an intelligence agency got him out to do this task. It was fun how far we could speculate this
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by gmokki 4y ago
Does anyone remember when first Intel processors with AMD64 support came out Intel called it "IA32e" to downplay the importance. To differentiate it from the IA32=x86 (32bit) IA64=Itanium
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by gmokki 4y ago
Wireless consumes more energy. So it is more enironmentally friendly to go with wires, especially fiber. Personally I like to have both, wired main connection and wireless as backup.
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by gmokki 4y ago
I have enabled some secrets in bitwarden to require password re-prompt. Not the same as a second MFA, but still useful extra boundary: https://bitwarden.com/help/managing-items/#protect-individua...
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by gmokki 4y ago
I had RAM go bad after running 18T (5 HDDs in raid1) btrfs system in closet for years. Btrfs of course noticed it and fixed most of them automatically when some of blocks were corrupt. But eventually the system failed: the tree that contain

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