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jakogut
5y ago
Fragmentation is definitely a problem on Linux systems, but I'll take freedom with the resulting fragmentation over someone making the choice for me. Especially when that choice is almost guaranteed to be suboptimal for some subset of
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> with the exception of the one bastard stepchild win10 that I will keep in the closet for when BF2042 is released For what it's worth, all recent Battlefield games run flawlessly through Proton, including multiplayer with anti-ch
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This is one of the biggest reasons I no longer boot Windows at all, combined with the rather good support for gaming on Linux nowadays. When I boot up my Windows install for the first time in months and it wants to waste ten, twenty minutes
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If your OS defaults to interrupting your work with its update policies, it's doing it wrong. Just because you can delay it doesn't make it acceptable.
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5y ago
I don't get why black soldier fly larvae isn't more common and popular as animal feed. BSF larvae have numerous advantages, including eating their weight in organic matter very quickly, and being a good mix of fat and protein for
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5y ago
I mean, non-sarcastically, lots of people are excited about it, including me. They're a dime a dozen in junkyards. They all have high flowing aluminum heads, and coil per cylinder ignition. The pushrod design keeps the engine compact.
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try: perform_task() except: pass
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5y ago
I have the Amazon special i6+ (which is the same as the i7+, but sold by Amazon, similar to Costco's i8+). Also, one of my favorite things about it is hearing the base spinning up like a jet engine to suck all the crap out of it, and h
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> The new Roomba models have these rubber rollers doesn't catch hair. I'm not entirely what about the design prevents that, but it is fantastic! Ha, I wish that was universally true. My girlfriend's hair is long and insane
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Modern Warfare 2019 Account “Permanently Banned” for Launching Game on Linux
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I assume the rule book specified a maximum fuel tank size, to ensure that teams were making roughly equal pit stops for refueling, etc. Installing a larger fuel tank with the volume taken up by an adjustable air reservoir means the tank sta
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6y ago
Thanks for the kind words! I've shared your feedback with the team.
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6y ago
We've thought of that too. :) There's OpenBalena for hosting your own device deployment and management server. https://www.balena.io/open/ It's self-hosted, which is a double-edged sword. You have to set
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> The most robust way would be the embedded approach of two static flash partitions (update each one alternately), a separate partition for config, and another for mutable state. Alas that's more development work than I want to do f
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6y ago
What a strange name and marketing scheme. It's unclear what they're selling, how to get it, or if I would even want it. I increasingly feel out of the loop when it comes to new products and services marketed by large corporations.
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I definitely have an active aversion to integrating Google products into my life after being bitten by this several times.
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> if you wanted performance you'd probably be better off starting from scratch with an emulator design that cared about performance and which was really clear about its use-cases See box86: https://github.com/ptitSeb
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The RTX 3060 is supposed to launch with more memory (12 GB vs. 10 GB) than the RTX 3080? How does that make sense? Also, the RTX 3080 launching with less memory than my GTX 1080 Ti made little sense to me. For some niche uses, it's a d
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I have a 60-volt electric mower, and it's much quieter than the small engine powered mowers I grew up with. Most of the noise is definitely the engine.
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I enjoy keeping fish, and have a 25g freshwater aquarium I built to be compatible with an off the shelf aquaponic grow bed. When everything is balanced, it needs no water changes or cleaning.
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Semantic Satiation
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Kexec – A Travel to the Purgatory
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Understanding page faults and memory swap-in/outs
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Accurately represent the product, including its strengths and weaknesses compared to the competition, which is also accurately represented. Alternatively, just compare against your own product portfolio, and leave the benchmarking against t
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I'd like to see Intel make a better product and sell it based on its own merits rather than attacking the accomplishments of their competitors. Smear pieces like this smack of desperation and the lack of a competitive product, or the s
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Writing a small ray tracer in Rust and Zig
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DDR4 Memory Information in Linux
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Reading this again, you're right, it was a little pedantic. This is one of those topics I feel is just rife with misinformation, so I tend to jump on explanations that don't seem correct at first glance.
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> some engine configurations need a higher octane fuel in order to combust the fuel completely This is incorrect. Higher octane ratings mean a fuel can withstand more compression before detonating. Pre-detonation, or "knocking"
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ZSTD seems to be relatively revolutionary in the field of compression, at least in most of the test cases I've tried. Binaries typically compress as well as LZMA2, averaging about a 50% compression ratio, with nearly an order of magnit
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