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3y ago
I was expecting this to be about Mycroft the AI assistant ( https://mycroft.ai/ ). Instead it is a collection of browser search plugins.
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Lack of SR-IOV is mentioned in the article.
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3y ago
Would you mind providing a reference to the Korean quick term service do you use?
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SEEKING WORK | USA | REMOTE I am a 20+ year experienced developer. Most of my work has involved embedded development (Linux, RTOS, baremetal, C/C++/uPython), including various forms of networking and distributed systems, audio
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3y ago
I'm not certain, but I want to say it is a mock-PDP-8 control panel.
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3y ago
That same document said their policy is to convert crypto to USD, so presumably they didn't suffer from later crashes.
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I'm not going to justify what happened to Richard Stallman because I don't want to dig through that history. Maybe what happened to RMS was wrong, perhaps RMS was wrong. I want to challenge the idea that past positive contribution
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3y ago
For Windows Server 2019 and newer, as well as Windows 10 and 11, Microsoft now provides their own OpenSSH server for Windows, which I found to be pretty easy to set up, personally.
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3y ago
They still have to honor their contract with him, and if there's an exit clause, that means he gets to exit it as well, which I believe he would like.
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3y ago
If I'm not mistaken, Amazon Drive is not part of AWS's services. Certainly Amazon's consumer cloud services have had some big changes over time.
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3y ago
I mostly use it to view files so that I don't have to re-upload them to Google Drive just to open them in Google Docs or Sheets. If LibreOffice could work directly from NextCloud, I might be inclined to intentionally use it more often.
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3y ago
That seems to lead to an endless CAPTCHA loop.
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3y ago
Plus, a few CEOs making 8-9 figures will throw off the average for everyone.
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3y ago
I didn't see where in there he showed how to get more than 4gb or 8gb of RAM in the configuration.
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3y ago
The supplied link is subscriber only.
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3y ago
I had an i5-750 with Maxwell GPU behind the TV for games with kids. It worked fine for a lot of things, but it ran out of CPU with Subnautica, which isn't exactly a AAA title, and I wasn't playing it when it first came out, but ra
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3y ago
The Arc A770 came out in the time of the 30x0 series, so it would be more fair to say that it is slower than a higher end card one generation older than it. That isn't an uncommon occurrence. For instance, the 2070s are often faster t
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3y ago
It may be rich coming from them, but it doesn't mean they are wrong in this case.
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3y ago
I mean, if they included drawings sufficient to recreate it, maybe a cad model for the plastic injection molds? But as it stands, I wouldn't call it especially open source.
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SEEKING WORK | USA | REMOTE I am a 20+ year experienced developer. Most of my work has involved embedded development (Linux, RTOS, baremetal, C/C++/uPython), including various forms of networking and distributed systems, audio
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3y ago
And of course, as long as you have insurance or piles of cash.
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3y ago
Actually, if you took "sentience" seriously, you would also need to ban any captivity or killing.
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3y ago
Thunderbolt falls short at 4k resolutions. It is OK for 4k24 through 4k30, but for 4k60 or higher (HDR, high frame rates and not to mention 8k) you would probably want an internal PCIe card. 40gbit thunderbolt sounds like it should be fast
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Plus for audio tasks that USB isn't good enough for, there is Thunderbolt (Avid will do 256 channels via TB3) and Ethernet (256+ channels via AVB possible).
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SEEKING WORK | East Coast, USA | REMOTE I am a 20+ year experienced developer. Most of my work has involved embedded development (Linux, RTOS, baremetal, C/C++/uPython), including various forms of networking and distributed system
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3y ago
The start bar now has an option to move it back to the left.
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Three XTERM features I would have liked to see mentioned would be the Sixel, ReGIS and GIN legacy graphics modes. I just wish they didn't interfere with UTF8 support (and maybe they no longer do?).
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3y ago
Why is it so hard to run LTSC IoT with a legit license on other hardware?
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3y ago
While cool, this hasn't seen a release since 2019, and GitHub hasn't seen any updates since February 2022.
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They might try, but it is hard to know which instructions will damage something. The machine might not not what the shape of the work piece inside of it is supposed to be, and if it doesn't know that, it might not know when one operati
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