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by jsmith45 4y ago
> Contrary to what the author supposed about the performance, the fast Go version can't even be run over multiple threads. Since go deliberately fully hides the os threads, this TLS emulation would be per green thread (per go-routin
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by jsmith45 4y ago
There is a reason why many companies (especially those with few developers, artists etc, so most people run Windows), go with Azure AD as their SSO solution. Then they are only depending on Microsoft not being compromised. But they are alre
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by jsmith45 4y ago
The COW and short string optimizations are not mutually exclusive. If we assume short string optimization is implemented both before and after, then we are back to comparing the atomic increment to allocation. And different allocation appro
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by jsmith45 4y ago
> The catch here is that OBS doesn't support a way to bus together multiple audio sources and apply plugins to their downmix, which limits the effectiveness of being a VST plugin host. I'd not be shocked if a large part of this
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by jsmith45 4y ago
> Performance pentalty way too high? Is a single atomic increment really that expensive? I mean we are not even talking about a full memory barrier here, just the atomic increment's implied acquire and release on the single variable
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by jsmith45 4y ago
Good "why" documentation can sometimes be fairly localized though. ADRs are great for overarching design "whys", but are not really the best tool for highly localized "why" documentation. For example: sometimes
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by jsmith45 4y ago
Overclocking can vary. People trying to get as the absolute fastest clock rates they can without the system becoming unstable will be trying to push the CPU as close. It is also fascinating that stability on overclocks is often not the same
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by jsmith45 4y ago
No, think scarcity in the "artificial scarcity" sense where only 1000 copies of a certain handbag were made so they can market it as "limited edition" and demand a higher price than if they were making as many as they co
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by jsmith45 4y ago
Yeah, although the negotions between insurance companies and providers theoretically should approach a functioning market. It painfully obviously does not. It is literally a market with both buyer and seller colluding to raise the prices! W
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by jsmith45 4y ago
The FDIC operates on a few constraints. One is that is has two roles, both as insurer, and as receiver. The second is that the law requires it to deal with failed banks in the manner that incurs the least costs on its fund. It should be qui
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by jsmith45 4y ago
Yes, but so is the ISMI, from the sim card, which is actually the primary identifier used for most things within the protocol. ISMI determines which phone number gets connected to the phone, who gets billed for phone calls, etc. The main s
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by jsmith45 4y ago
The fallback DNS was put into place because some users have local DNS that returns non-conforming responses in a way that breaks dns resolution in alpine containers (think broken implementations in some of those shitty router-modem bundles
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by jsmith45 4y ago
But my understanding is that Matter is conceptually just porting Zigbee to run on IPv6, and no longer being tied to the special Zigbee variation of IEEE 802.15.4. Matter re-uses the Zigbee Cluster library for actual device control. It can o
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by jsmith45 4y ago
Be careful with vacancy numbers. Some sources seem to include houses that should not be considered part of the housing supply. There are people who own vacant houses that they have zero interest in renting, and are not looking to sell. This
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by jsmith45 4y ago
I could see this perhaps being exploitable against some cloudflare clone or shared hosting provider where the following setup is used: One server hosts multiple sites from different end entities, with a shared IPv4 address (since those are
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by jsmith45 4y ago
But let's say I had two severs. One that hosts 1000 different subdomains, so I give it a wildcard cert, as 1000 SAN entries would be absurd. The second server hosts one subhuman, and has a specific cert for it. Would Firefox try to sen
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by jsmith45 4y ago
I my complaint that they are calling this atx, when the only thing remotely ATX about it is being designed to work with the atx motherboard power connector. This in no way meets the atx form factor for power supplies, neither the original,
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by jsmith45 4y ago
But .local is reserved for mDNS. The correct suffix for hostnames on a home network with nothing better configured is actually ".home.arpa". However precisely because .home.arpa domains are non-unique is is forbidden by the releva
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by jsmith45 4y ago
Objections under Article 21(1) could require deletion under Article 17(1)(c), unless " the controller demonstrates compelling legitimate grounds for the processing which override the interests, rights and freedoms of the data subject&q
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> Tell me for example how would you respect the right to be forgotten for web server access logs? You don't, nor would you be required to, assuming those logs are being collected for a legitimate non-profiling interest, like detecti
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> In practice, all the fraud I've been victim of always fit within the card networks' dispute resolution rules. The only time I can think of this being necessary is airlines that go bust (where a card network dispute would tech
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by jsmith45 4y ago
I'd put down a lot of money on this being an artificial limitation, and not a technical issue. If I had to guess, it is that they have hyper-optimized the pipeline for HLS for battery consumption. Streaming video is one of the most pow
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by jsmith45 4y ago
The country names for "Australia" are (in no particular order, with lists of some of the larger circles, especially ones that suggest other clusters bundled into the country) - WorldPacks (WorldPacks, NSFWPublic, DiscordNudes as s
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by jsmith45 4y ago
Cats contains the plant related reddits, and is tied to them via r/CatsAndPlants (fair enough). It visibly looks like plants are also connected via r/michaelbaygifs, but that is only because of really odd placement for r/Unex
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Yeah. It's not a language you come across a lot ouside of corp work, it largely avoided the absurdity of AbtractFactoryFactory and similarly overdesigned architecture that is a common focus of Java jokes, and it did not suffer from lan
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by jsmith45 4y ago
The outsized influence of twitter largely has to do with the fact that basically every journalist, celebrity, politician, brand, influencer (original, pre-Instagram meaning of person on youtube/twitch/whatever who can accidentally
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When we are actually have cars that sufficiently close to what humans can do in terms of range of condition, I suspect the level 5 definition will be updated to be more like: Can drive in approximately the same set of conditions as a human
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by jsmith45 4y ago
x64 emulation for Windows on arm Already exists. It is not based on WOW style technology. Furthermore 32 bit arm programs do exist on modern Windows on ARM, using a version of WOW64 very similar to WOW64 on x64 cpus. But they also have x86
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If I just want a sense of progress of time, especially within an hour, an analog clock works just fine for me. It obviously is more work if I want an exact to the minute time for logging something, and then it must be converted. On the othe
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by jsmith45 4y ago
There is about 2.5 billion euros in budget used by the organization directly. This includes people employed directly by the organization, costs related to head headquarter buildings, etc, some command and control infrastructure owned by the

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