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imp0cat
8d ago
Good point. It was from the https://packages.debian.org/trixie/google-perftools Debian package, which points to the gperftools project - so it was the worse one I guess.
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8d ago
Probably the physical keyboard?
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8d ago
Interesting, is there an accompanying article? We've tried tcmalloc, too. I don't remember the exact details, but we basically ended using jemalloc because it was using way less memory. Same story with mimalloc - it usually provid
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8d ago
Yes, and the difference being that they did not build a huge wall between them.
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8d ago
Back in the day, they migrated away, only to be brought back as diesel fuel today. ;)
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9d ago
And finally end up with either jemalloc or possibly mimalloc. ;)
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9d ago
Several metrics are actually growing exponentially. Power consumption and water consuption are the obvious ones. What are the others?
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9d ago
Do you want to understand what this obsession is about? You probably need to visit Japan more.
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9d ago
So it's something like a gym? ;)
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9d ago
I read that as a statement that says something along the (nowadays very tired) line that the cloud is not magical, it's just other people's computers.
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9d ago
Yes, but try rsync instead of scp. Mind the slash though! Both rsync -avz /path/to/file user@server:/another/path/to/ or rsync -avz /path/to/file/ user@server:/another
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12d ago
Exactly. And there is a lot of other alternatives in this space, check the guides at https://runrepeat.com/
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15d ago
I find that hard to believe, but maybe it's just that the speed of the technical progress is way too fast nowadays. :)
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15d ago
Why keep the cast iron radiators? But if you insist, I believe there are high-temp heat pumps available that will make better use of old-style radiators.
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15d ago
Or maybe not, because that's where confusing 180 and 360 degrees or headwind and tailwing will REALLY bite you.
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16d ago
USB-C charger, not cable.
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16d ago
Precisely, it's a feature nowadays.
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16d ago
That's the point, isn't it? You'd have to spend a lot of money on related stuff before audio upgrades, otherwise those audio upgrades are just money wasted.
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16d ago
It's kinda obvious when you see the username, isn't it? But still, it's not a red flag in this particular example.
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22d ago
Give it a few more dry years and Europeans will learn to love their beavers, again.
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23d ago
From within the lava cave? ;)
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23d ago
I find the polar opposite works better for me. Fight, with all your might! You have to practice taking a step back, assesing the current situation and determining what's best for you. Ideally do this every time you feel like mindlessly
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24d ago
Really the only downside is that they're prone to overheating in hilly terrain.
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29d ago
Yeah, it takes some getting used to (the wheel is VERY sensitive to even the smallest finger movements), but when you get used to it, it's clearly superior to a regular scrollwheel. Much less finger fatique.
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29d ago
You probably want to use pretty much anything over requests for performance reasons.
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29d ago
> Some believe what separates men from animals is our ability to reason. Others say it’s language or romantic love, or opposable thumbs. Living here in this lost world, I’ve come to believe it is more than our biology. What truly makes u
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29d ago
That plane was destroyed by Russia, wasn't it? I believe it was partially disassembled when Russia invaded Ukraine and so it wasn't possible to save it. :(
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29d ago
> If you bought unlimited ticket And that's the difference. IIRC, you have to periodically top up your Suica card with money which then gets deducted from the balance each time you use it. In Europe, there is no such thing - sure, y
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29d ago
On a compatible Logitech device, browsing through the word search box benefits a lot from enabling hyperscroll.
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1mo ago
Exactly. While I personaly don't have a problem with AC condensate dripping down on the street, I can see how some people might not be used to that. Best would probably be to use the existing rainwater pipes that lead down to the sewer
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