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by kbumsik 5y ago
I am not an expert but libvirt is not only for qemu but it supports various virtualization technologies such as Xen, LXC, VMware. So if you decide to stick with QEMU then I guess you don't need to use libvirt.
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by kbumsik 5y ago
For someone who don't know what happened: “They introduce kernel bugs on purpose” https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26887670
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by kbumsik 6y ago
Also, I wonder what kinds of skills are required to figure this out? I don't think just knowing Linux kernel internals would be enough.
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by kbumsik 6y ago
> Wayland, itself, is just a protocol That is the root of the problems IMO. The thing is, this design decision had made the ecosystem a lot harder to grow than X11/xorg.
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by kbumsik 6y ago
> I think the non server Linux community needs a reference device. The question is, who is going to make this reference device? Intel? AMD? ARM?
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by kbumsik 6y ago
I was about to buy Ubiquiti products and it is disappointing. Are there good alternatives other than DIYs like PfSense/BSD?
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Mobile Handset Privacy: Measuring the Data Sent to Apple and Google [pdf](scss.tcd.ie)
1 points by kbumsik 6y ago|0 comments
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by kbumsik 6y ago
Our team write complex code for Spark to sanitize/anonymize personal data before processing. With this we might simplify the pipeline because we can keep the same S3 interface.
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by kbumsik 6y ago
Glad to see I am not the only one. Windows desktop also has a big plus: native RDP is unparalleled compared to VNC or any other Linux remote desktop.
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by kbumsik 6y ago
I agree. 64kb is so small for modern PCs and browsers but it's still so big for microcontrollers that most of them can't afford it and is wasteful cosidering their application size.
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by kbumsik 6y ago
The official SQLite Encryption Extension is not free (one-time $2000 + optional support) and do not allow re-distribute the source code. SQLCipher has open-source communitiy edition.
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by kbumsik 6y ago
Not at all. 3060 is a new card and not released yet.
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by kbumsik 6y ago
Anyone who think it's not racism, look at this: > Shen also told the Independent that he had filed a report to Apple in December 2019 pointing out the issue, but that he never received a response. So Apple ignored the issue for more
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Accounts with GAN Faces Attack Belgium over 5G Restrictions(public-assets.graphika.com)
213 points by kbumsik 6y ago|86 comments
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by kbumsik 6y ago
I am not sure about cheap ARM devices but I am using an old Haswell i5-4670 and it is more than enough. So it won't be issue later. Also, when you are talking about consumer NAS, the real problem is that any low-end systems can saturat
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by kbumsik 6y ago
Yes. Much faster. Especially for HDDs. But at a cost of a lot of RAM. Also lz4 compression can speed up your HDDs up to 10x (!) to read and 3x to write. [1, see "To compress, or not to compress, that is the question" section.] But
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Third-party Raspberry Pi RP2040 boards from Arduino and more(cnx-software.com)
2 points by kbumsik 6y ago|0 comments
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by kbumsik 6y ago
PIO is definetly interesting stuff. This has its own assembly language (.pio) to program. Custom peripherals can be implemented by using this assembly. Raspberry Pi already provides example programs such as custom I2C, SPI, UART (they are d
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by kbumsik 6y ago
Interesting. How a post with 150 points in 2 hours could be off the front page?
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by kbumsik 6y ago
> They are completely unsuited for multi-monitor workloads without an eGPU. I use an Intel MBP13 inch with two external monitors and it works pretty well. What am I missing?
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by kbumsik 6y ago
> We also know the M1 has an integrated SSD controller, ISP and Thunderbolt which probably take a good chunk of room too. SSD controller and even Thunderbolt. That's the most integrated SoC I've heard of.
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by kbumsik 6y ago
Interesting to see the CPU isn't actually that big in the chip. What are the uncommented parts? Maybe peripheral interfaces?
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by kbumsik 6y ago
It does. The point is how Apple could use so much silicon space for the CPU in the SoC. Most AP and CPUs are designed to be general purpose as possible, so there are some spaces used for unnecessary interfaces. But Apple could use those spa
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by kbumsik 6y ago
It can be used when you just want native, low-level WASM features. It is often better when you don't want complex WASM interoperability interfaces of other languages. This help your code keep clean. Its minimal runtime can be run outsi
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by kbumsik 6y ago
FYI, AssemblyScript is a TypeScript variant targeted to WASM. If someone would ask why you want to use another JS to use WASM, it is not a scripting language. AssemblyScript produces WASM binaries with minial runtimes so its WASM binary siz
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by kbumsik 6y ago
Right? What absolute beginners will learn about C from GObject? I bet most of them will learn that C is a weird language, and they also will learn that it is better not to learn about C again.
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by kbumsik 6y ago
Maybe ISPs have a list of IPs to assign to residential customers?
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by kbumsik 6y ago
Yeah I am curious too. How to own a public IP? Does it work like getting a domain name?
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by kbumsik 6y ago
Depending on your motherboard you might need two GPUs. In my case I use Proxmox and control VMs through is web GUI.
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by kbumsik 6y ago
I am using Windows VM with GPU passthrough too. If you want it out of the box (well, kinda) I would recommend Proxmox. Proxmox is amazing hypervisor OS. Otherwise you need to study tricky things a lot: QEMU, Kernel configuration for VFIO. A

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