greggyb

56 ms·

511.
by greggyb 6y ago
Generally character evidence is avoided in most cases. Often, character evidence that is negative against an individual is excluded as unduly prejudicial. Trials determine legal facts and judge whether these facts constitute a crime or liab
512.
by greggyb 6y ago
kdb/q, or many other mature data platforms. 250M records isn't big for a lot of data platforms. I've seen plenty of solutions in traditional RDBMSs that would easily scale an order of magnitude larger than this, if not severa
513.
by greggyb 6y ago
I have only good things to say about their service and pricing. They are very privacy and free speech focused. They will cooperate with law enforcement agencies when served warrants/subpoenas, but otherwise will protect you and your
514.
by greggyb 6y ago
Perfect, meet good. The two of you shouldn't be enemies.
515.
by greggyb 6y ago
Host it here: https://www.nearlyfreespeech.net/ (This is assuming that you are not doing anything illegal.) Make it static. Be able to deploy quickly to a new host if need be.
516.
by greggyb 6y ago
A video filmed by a third party is not self-incrimination. It would be incrimination of the defendant by the third party's video evidence. Trials are preceded by a long process of discovery and, in general both sides will have access t
517.
by greggyb 6y ago
You've basically answered your own question: > My guitar is fine > I've ... had a lot of lessons.... So I feel better about self-studying guitar > I've also been singing ... without any actual instruction. > Help!
518.
by greggyb 6y ago
I didn't pay enough attention to usernames as I was replying and thought I was talking to multiple people through the chain. We are in verbose (and unnecessary on my part) agreement.
519.
by greggyb 6y ago
Right, but the GPL license's protection also means that a BSD cannot be distributed under the BSD license (or similar) if it includes GPL components. This is why OpenBSD excludes GPL components. GPL enhances user freedom at the expense
520.
by greggyb 6y ago
As the sibling mentions, you cannot re-license code you do not hold copyright to. That said, you're very close to the mark. GPL applies to distributions of the copyrighted work and executables based on it. So, the concern is around an
521.
by greggyb 6y ago
IANAL, but I have several in the family and have often been in a role to review contracts for professional services (I focus on the technical, legal focuses on the legal). > I wouldn’t assume so. Contracts often specify the opposite, tha
522.
by greggyb 6y ago
Late reply, adding onto port vetting. They do try to incorporate their security mitigations into ports. E.g. they have `pledge`d chromium in ports.[0] [0] https://undeadly.org/cgi?action=article&sid=20160107075227
523.
by greggyb 6y ago
I think we're talking past each other. Both today, and in terms of potential, flash-based storage has a higher storage density, where storage density is the simple math of bytes/volume. You keep coming back to "practicality&q
524.
by greggyb 6y ago
These are two different metrics. Density is simply bytes/volume. Price is $/bytes. The first has no factor for price. The second has no factor for volume. If you are optimizing for volume, you will have all flash-based storage. If
525.
by greggyb 6y ago
> Notably when storage density is the most important factor Flash storage is denser than HDD storage. For an easy example, think about stuffing. 3.5" enclosure with 1TB microSD cards. As for SSDs, here's a four year old article
526.
by greggyb 6y ago
Unsure if DuckDB implements this in its column store, but another common feature is compression. A page of field values is a much better structure to compress than a page of tuple values. This is especially true of the sort of denormalized
527.
by greggyb 6y ago
In the US, I have definitely met people who will profess not being able to understand military time (this is a common way to refer to 24-hour time). They would recognize it as a time, but not get any other context from it.
528.
by greggyb 6y ago
Oh good, so you'll see I post on lots of hardware threads, and usually provide links to help clarify things, and my own experience where relevant. And you'll surely have gone back far enough to see my comments on Intel CPU threads
529.
by greggyb 6y ago
Replying with supposition, "I am almost 100% sure, it won't work on A320," to vendor-supplied guidance (linked image in parent to supposition) on exactly what is and isn't intended to be supported comes across as rude. I
530.
by greggyb 6y ago
There are some legitimate reasons for this. Perhaps you were ordering high-volume items that had low inventory, and it was unclear when they populated the shipping estimate for you whether you'd be getting items currently in stock, or
531.
by greggyb 6y ago
Option A can likely be structured as a store incentive whose total dollar cost to Walmart is below that of an hourly worker. Option B would likely be an employee requiring additional taxes to be paid and benefits to be supplied. This is not
532.
by greggyb 6y ago
MSI seems to have committed to different support than AMD has. Gamers Nexus has covered the AMD chipset stuff recently to great detail.[0] There are several issues that come together to make it difficult to support all AM4 CPUs across all t
533.
by greggyb 6y ago
Again, https://images.anandtech.com/doci/15774/Ryzen%203_B550_Press... A320 supports Ryzen 1000-series, 2000-series, 2000-series APUs, and 3000-series APUs. A320 does not support Ryzen 3000-series, and future Ryze
534.
by greggyb 6y ago
I think that the parent is saying that "trying OpenBSD" is a "one evening project". The installation should be complete within just a couple minutes.
535.
by greggyb 6y ago
Overclock the RAM for the test?
536.
by greggyb 6y ago
Not so much a reputable motherboard, but one that has been validated by a reputable manufacturer to support ECC. Asus (literally the first I thought of, no preference implied) is a reputable manufacturer, but they may happily sell a low-end
537.
by greggyb 6y ago
> For Threadripper, all CPUs and motherboards are fully validated for ECC. (AMD requires Threadripper motherboards to implement ECC.) I did not know this. Do you have a source for this that I can share with others for reference in the fu
538.
by greggyb 6y ago
Ryzen 3000-series will run on B450+ and X470+, based on current specs. Obviously, at some point there will be a future motherboard release that will change the +'s to ranges. https://images.anandtech.com/doci/15774
539.
by greggyb 6y ago
> but I ended up going with a Noctua NH-U14S which might be a little overkill Yes. I have the same cooler* on a Threadripper 3970X with 280W TDP. The only thing that it can't handle is a sustained all-core load for >10-15 minutes
540.
by greggyb 6y ago
Or a case without a side panel? My motherboard glows, but I couldn't care if I tried.

More ›