mangix

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by mangix 8y ago
It's a little faster because of no nonce error correction shenanigans.
62.
by mangix 8y ago
Correct
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by mangix 8y ago
From a hardware point of view, I don't get it. There's this laughable failure where macOS lacks drivers for the keyboard and touchpad: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=geGmC1xI4zo MacBooks also seem to be configured
64.
by mangix 8y ago
There are ASICs on board for that.
65.
by mangix 9y ago
The most unhealthy part of a burger is the bun. This does nothing to help that.
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by mangix 9y ago
In OpenWrt, DNS Rebinding is disallowed by default. Not so with many other firmwares.
67.
by mangix 9y ago
What's being tested here has nothing to do with Spectre. Only KPTI.
68.
by mangix 9y ago
MIPS is not vulnerable to either Meltdoown or Spectre.
69.
by mangix 9y ago
leave the US
70.
by mangix 9y ago
the v4 can
71.
by mangix 9y ago
just the recent ones. OTOH it may be easier in LEDE/new OpenWrt. I don't have the recent ones so can't confirm or deny.
72.
by mangix 9y ago
Depends on what you want. If you want more features than you could possibly want or use, LEDE/OpenWrt. With some routers (Broadcom and Qualcomm mainly), stock firmware tends to perform better since no cooperation with the kernel or LED
73.
by mangix 9y ago
Archer C7v2 has long been preferred as a nice and stable router. USB is slow and NAT caps out at around ~500mbps but is otherwise very good (there are a few patches around that improve this slightly). The WiFi driver for 802.11ac has improv
74.
by mangix 9y ago
If a social life is not present, this is true.
75.
by mangix 9y ago
The numbers shown were more than 3%
76.
by mangix 9y ago
got a reference?
77.
by mangix 9y ago
Uhhhhh I'm pretty sure near miss is the wrong term. Near hit sounds about right.
78.
by mangix 9y ago
This reminds me of the Linux kernel build bot. Hi X, I love your patch! Yet something to improve:
79.
by mangix 9y ago
What will happen is infant mortality will rise to astronomic proportions and everyone will be a miserable pile of walking gas. This so called study is meaningless.
80.
by mangix 9y ago
Wonder what this means in the grand scheme of things. Will Apple dump Broadcom and go with Qualcomm or attempt to fix Broadcom's broken driver. I say broken as I've yet to see good code come from Broadcom.
81.
by mangix 9y ago
I've seen a larger amount of instability in Windows than in Linux. Having a stable ABI doesn't help much.
82.
by mangix 9y ago
Why not set up your own tunnel with Hurricane Electric instead?
83.
by mangix 9y ago
I overclock my 4k display from 60 to 65Hz. The difference is noticeable.
84.
by mangix 9y ago
Most of this is limited to the ath9k driver. ath10k is blob based and seems to have poor quality control as well as poor maintenance judging from all the bugs that go unanswered.
85.
by mangix 9y ago
I do wonder why most mobile chips are broadcom. There's decent competition from Qualcomm atheros and mediatek.
86.
by mangix 9y ago
BBR solves a different problem. The problem you have is wifi being terrible. There's massive buffering in the firmware which you can't get rid of.
87.
by mangix 9y ago
except the sd card switch is driver based, not hardware
88.
by mangix 9y ago
currently OpenCL supports more devices.
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by mangix 9y ago
All phones with type c
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by mangix 9y ago
Biggest problem with it is than you cannot put regular OpenWRT or LEDE on it. You're effectively stuck with their OS. Unless you put in the work to add LEDE or OpenWRT support. Or try putting Debian or whatever on it. Problem with thei

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