kiririn

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by kiririn 3y ago
`0 * * * * journalctl --since="61 minutes ago" --priority=warning --quiet` In crontab piped to a bunch of grep -v for the things I want to ignore So basically the email approach, just have to be religious about marking unread if n
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by kiririn 3y ago
For displays I imagine the reason is more reputation and experience - normally just about every apple product has a factory calibrated display, but that promise can be broken (intentionally or not) on the used market. It’s nice to have a m
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by kiririn 3y ago
You can rent one of the Atom Kimsufi boxes (N2800) to experience first hand a cpu with no speculative execution. The performance is dire, but at least it hasn’t gotten worse over the years - they are immune to just about everything
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by kiririn 3y ago
Very impressive work, would love to see the source code!
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by kiririn 3y ago
Also the sites that autosubmit once you’ve typed 6 characters, and worse still the sites that require you to login again from scratch if you typo the last character and it autosubmits
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by kiririn 3y ago
This nonsense is solved in Windows 11
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by kiririn 3y ago
I’m probably missing out on a great tool, but such a low level application being produce of the hundred acre wood gives me the heebie jeebies. Not to mention it being closed source, regardless of origin!
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by kiririn 3y ago
Right but say the mouse is a constant 1000hz. To get the most recent sample on the screen as quickly as possible you either need the entire rendering pipeline to run ridiculously fast (the 2000 fps example), render just in time before vsyn
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by kiririn 3y ago
The frame could be generated several ms after the mouse movement occurred You can sort of solve it by ensuring the frame is generated (or at least the cursor added to it) just in time for vsync (ie as late as possible) but it won’t be as go
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by kiririn 3y ago
The cursor has to be rendered outside the normal graphics pipeline to feel responsive. To match it you would need to render the desktop at 2x or so the mouse polling rate (like 2000 fps or so for a good mouse)
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by kiririn 3y ago
You probably won’t notice it on a laptop display, especially not if using the touchpad
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by kiririn 3y ago
Does it have hardware cursor support yet? My last experience was unusable for mouse-centric use, like treacle compared to Windows or X11. Windows has proven you can have all these nice things in a low latency environment
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by kiririn 3y ago
Disabling acceleration is the main thing for me Acceleration doesn’t really have a place on touchpads since they became ‘perfect’ with near-zero deadzone ~10 years ago. Especially on a nice big touchpad with equal click pressure like MacBoo
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by kiririn 3y ago
If there’s one place I’d bet my life on Bluetooth it’s at the bottom of the ocean with absolutely no other signals of any kind
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by kiririn 3y ago
GitHub is already a GDPR joke. They won’t delete anything less than an entire account
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by kiririn 3y ago
Beware the export function is flaky, and it’s already deleted everything by the time you get to it. Copying the export link href (a huge data:// url) from developer tools seems to be the best bet If running this again I’d rather u
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by kiririn 3y ago
Giving the total number of pixels is actually more honest, compared to competitors who claim that 2Kx2K*2 is a 4K headset 23 million is comfortably more than 4K resolution per eye, putting this at one of if not the highest resolution of any
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by kiririn 3y ago
It does begin to explain why he changed the text from white on black to grey on black, with no option to customise it The app became borderline unusable on phones with low contrast ratios (non-oled)
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by kiririn 3y ago
Supermicro if you can find anywhere stocking their boards
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by kiririn 3y ago
No amount of hitting save would have saved the author here
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by kiririn 3y ago
Raid5 works ok until you scrub. Even scrubbing one device at a time is a barrage of random reads sustained for days at a time I’ll very happily move back from MD raid 5 when linear scrub for parity raid lands
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by kiririn 3y ago
Bootloader not really, main problem for me has been server providers with outdated rescue/live images. Everything is fine until you need to use rescue mode and can’t decrypt your root fs
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by kiririn 4y ago
It was interesting to see the hardware VP9 encoder included. I’ve found it to be the best streaming format for compatibility (ignoring h264) - a single stream can be watched on all devices and browsers
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by kiririn 4y ago
Battery will be a spicy pillow in a year or two of 24/7 usage. It’s accelerating the wear to considerably more than a heavy user or shop demo model Need a phone that works with the battery removed or a fake battery
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by kiririn 4y ago
Completely normal
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by kiririn 4y ago
Emphasis on cheapest, even after their recent price hike you won’t find cheaper than 1fichier
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by kiririn 4y ago
For home use you’re mainly buying ECC for it to ring alarm bells when a stick spontaneously fails, and to avoid the data loss nightmares and corruption spread to backups that follow
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by kiririn 4y ago
Whether or not they were rated for it, SSDs of that era were capable of vastly more writes than today’s SSDs
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by kiririn 4y ago
Not enough people realise that the driving reason for ECC in home systems is this, not random once-in-a-blue-moon bit flips I’ll always buy ECC after multiple data loss events from ram suddenly going bad, worth every penny to have ECC ring
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by kiririn 4y ago
What other options are there that support old clients and are free + automatable? It’s all well and good to prefer Lets Encrypt if your clients are using web browsers, but it is not suitable for more exotic cases. E.g video streaming, where

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