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by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago
This looks like RTX versus Quake2 software renderer, so the pictures are somewhat deceptive as they do not use the more powerful original Quake2 renderers. I would be interested how RTX compares to the other Quake2 renderers that it origina
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by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago
What does "opted out of contact" mean? I wonder if I am missing some communications because I unchecked some "don't send me spam" checkbox now!
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by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago
I was pretty excited to see steadily improving GitHub integration. Unlike the others here, DevOps has been my most positive experience compared to a few others like Travis and AppVeyor. However, this confidence was seriously undermined when
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by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago
And does it even count leap seconds? Regular Unix timestamps do not (time stands still during leap seconds)
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by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago
Funny story. On old Samsung devices there was Microsoft PlayReady DRM. However, it was a random .so library file, with exports defined clear as day and a completely unguarded API. So you could take a Samsung Note 2, for example, and if you
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by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago
No. There are two entirely different DRM systems named Widevine. Up to version 6.0 was old legacy DRM from way back. Widevine 7.0 is the current version, published only a few years back, also called Widevine Modular. This is a modern cuttin
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by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago
Netflix has capped software DRM devices to 720p, although possibly they make exceptions depending on platform. Pretty sure PC is still at 720p cap, though (I don't use Netflix, cannot confirm).
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by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago
Chrome and Firefox use Widevine DRM at L3 (software implementation). Edge and IE use PlayReady (which has support for hardware DRM, optinally selectable by the app/website).
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by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago
How does this system of initialization compare to e.g. Windows?
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by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago
In many ways this is an interesting business model - the author is largely acting as the financial backer and publisher, whereas everything from product design to manufacturing happens in China. I wish the author tracked their time spent on
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by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago
Perhaps not everyone shares your opinion.
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by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago
I also like the "just give maintainer rights to people who submit good PRs" approach I have heard of. Used it successfully on one of my open source projects that I no longer cared about.
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by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago
I do not see why scientists should be expected to play politics if they do not want to. It is great if China is willing to fund and host such a project. Yes, perhaps there are some issues in China but there are issues in every country.
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by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago
What are the steps still to be taken for Windows? Any particular aspect that could benefit from contributions?
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by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago
What utter rubbish. This type of paper has no place in a professional environment.
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by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago
Too bad. I recently tried Wiregoard and the installer told me that I need to disable Secure Boot for some kernel/driver reason. This immediately disqualified it from serious use in my scenarios. I expect I will try again once it is bui
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by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago
FTP is not only file uploads, you know. What about all the other filesystem manipulation? You can't simplify it to uploads.
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by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago
Company culture has a lot to do with it! I work with some airlines and Delta are definitely among the most innovative and open minded. Delta also do quite a lot of their systems in-house as custom development, instead of relying on packaged
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by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago
Wow, that is a long piece of text. Can someone TLDR the actual conclusion from out of that verbosity?
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by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago
BBC Space Race (2005) is a great 4-part series about this (albeit a bit overdramatized): * https://youtu.be/xcLphSY8PX0 * https://youtu.be/kefm18yAFco * https://youtu.be/UxTf-kWbYk4 * http
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by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago
The linked article is a bit narrow in scope but a very good first start. I have been working with video DRM for quite a while now; feel free to ask me anything, I will try to answer topics that are not NDA-covered.
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How to deploy a JavaScript video player with real DRM(github.com)
1 points by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago|1 comments
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by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago
Here is how you do it with real DRM: https://github.com/Axinom/drm-quick-start
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by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago
I only know of one person who regularly uses the dealership for servicing. Car dealerships are known for ripoff prices - you only use it if you don't know any better, don't care about the cost or just want a one-stop "they ta
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by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago
What? I have updated all my MikrotikDevices by literally just dropping the new firmware image onto the device and restarting the device. That's it.
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by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago
"Oops, we forgot to get certified for this moneymaker contract. What do we do, Harry?" "Why, Sally, you know what to do - claim this is a decision entirely based on ethics!"
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by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago
It is crazy expensive and the "unpacking" process that happens in space seems very fragile.
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by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago
Wow okay that article is trash with little substance. I would also not want such articles in my publications.
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by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago
That works if you need to usually only work within a section. However, in many cases switching files can be more distracting than scrolling to a different section in the same file.
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by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago
They might volunteer to lie, though.

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